Stuck in the fantastic Heavy Rain game on your Sony PS3? OCModShop can help you out with their just published Heavy Rain Walkthrough. Quote: “Heavy Rain is a game about being a nearly completely interactive drama
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Heavy Rain Complete Walkthrough Guide
Expert review of the Sony HX5V at Imaging Resource.
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Expert review of the Sony HX5V at Imaging Resource.
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Orange have today confirmed our earlier story regarding the Sony Ericsson Xperia X10. Orange will have the exclusive on the white version of this handset when it appears at the start of April and it’ll be free to customers on selected pay monthly plans
To counter Microsoft’s Project Natal for their Xbox, big rival Sony has devised an Augmented Reality gaming solution of their own. Being called the Playstation Move controller, Sony has just put out and advert that while making obviously stating the best points of the Move apparently pokes a bit of fun at Natal and the Nintendo Wii. Unfortunately the video seems to have been removed.
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Sony’s Playstation Move controller ad apparently pokes fun at the Natal, is this really news?
The Internet will make its way comfortably into your TV sets with the awesome new tie up between manufacturers Sony and brainos Intel and Google.
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Sony ties up with Intel and Google for Android based TV
According to The New York Times , Google TV project concerns delivering web content onto TVs and set-top boxes that will be running on Android-based OS. Once the project can be successfully realized, it will make it possible for you to reach popular web apps such as Twitter, Picasa, YouTube just by changing the channels.
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Google teams up Intel, Sony and Logitec for Google TV Project
According to The New York Times , Google TV project concerns delivering web content onto TVs and set-top boxes that will be running on Android-based OS. Once the project can be successfully realized, it will make it possible for you to reach popular web apps such as Twitter, Picasa, YouTube just by changing the channels. As to Logitec’s part of the project, they will be working on building keyboard-equipped remote control.
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Google teams up Intel, Sony and Logitec for Google TV Project
JR.com offers the Sony 3D-Ready Wireless Blu-ray Disc Player, model no. BDP-S570, for $224. With free shipping, that’s the lowest total price we could find by $15
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Sony 3D-Ready Wireless Blu-ray Disc Player for $224 + free shipping
Sony’s VP of Realistic Movements Kevin Butler (boy, does that guy have a large business card ) is at it again, this time in a video ad for the PlayStation Move . He’s back from the future to thank us all for the success of the motion control device, and make a few jabs towards Nintendo and Microsoft for their efforts.
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PlayStation Move ad pulls no motion-controlled punches against Wii, Project Natal
Sony’s VP of Realistic Movements Kevin Butler (boy, does that guy have a large business card ) is at it again, this time in a video ad for the PlayStation Move . He’s back from the future to thank us all for the success of the motion control device, and make a few jabs towards Nintendo and Microsoft for their efforts. Here’s a few choice quotes.
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PlayStation Move ad pulls no motion-controlled punches against Wii, Project Natal
There’s not a lot to see here — in fact, there’s nothing at all to see at this point — but The New York Times has it on good authority that Google , Intel , and Sony have teamed up to develop an Android-powered internet platform using Atom processors for televisions and set-top boxes. Dubbed Google TV, the apparent mantra seems to be making web app navigation (Twitter, Picasa, etc.) as easy as changing the channel
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Google TV: Android-based web platform for the living room, with help from Intel, Sony, and Logitech
There’s not a lot to see here — in fact, there’s nothing at all to see at this point — but The New York Times has it on good authority that Google , Intel , and Sony have teamed up to develop an Android-powered internet platform using Atom processors for televisions and set-top boxes. Dubbed Google TV, the apparent mantra seems to be making web app navigation (Twitter, Picasa, etc.) as easy as changing the channel.
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Google TV: Android-based web platform for the living room, with help from Intel, Sony, and Logitech
Sony latest Vaio, the Vaio M, a netbook that has been pretty popular on the web before its release is now officially announce. Powered by the Usual intel ATOM, here a N450 @ 1.66GHz, with 1GB of RAM, 250GB of HDD and a 10.1” screen with a 1024?600 resolution and LED backlight has nothing to impress and will just please Sony’s fan who were desperately waiting for a Vaio branded Netbook to hit the European market.
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Sony latest NetBook Vaio M now official.