Official CES 2010 Thread!
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ive been reading that sony will not present anything on the PS3. i think they will have a MAG booth maybe, but will mostly be focusing on 3D tech.
correct me if im wrong...
Sir Howard Stringer announces sony delivering live performances in 3D, committed to bringing Jimi Hendrix Experience in 3D...
now a concert by Taylor Swift in 3D...
now a concert by Taylor Swift in 3D...
the amount of tv's being announced is INSANE. sony is announcing 38 tv's.
http://gizmodo.com/5442019/sonys-br...r+lx900-and-xbr+hx900-go-3d-and-wi+fi-abounds
the amount of 3d tv's is awesome too
http://gizmodo.com/5442019/sonys-br...r+lx900-and-xbr+hx900-go-3d-and-wi+fi-abounds
the amount of 3d tv's is awesome too
Sony unveils Dash: a 7" touch screen internet viewer with free apps
Sony confirmed its commitment to providing consumers with innovative networked products with the introduction of the new dash™ Personal Internet Viewer.
Featuring a vivid 7-inch color touch screen (measured diagonally) and access to over 1,000 free Internet apps, including news, calendars, weather, sports, social networking and more, dash utilizes an existing home wireless connection to continuously deliver Internet content to its viewers.
"In today's connected world, Sony continues to look for ways to help enhance consumers' entertainment experiences throughout the home" said Brennan Mullin, Sony Electronics' senior vice president of the personal imaging and audio business. "dash empowers consumers with a fun, interactive way to stay connected with their news, entertainment, interests and ultimately, their lives."
By bundling favorite pieces of the Internet together, dash provides always fresh, personalized content at a glance. The new product offers free access to all apps from chumby industries, inc. as well as the robust audio and video content from Sony's Bravia™ Internet video platform, including YouTube™, Pandora® Internet radio, Epicurious, Crackle, Livestrong™, Blip.tv and much more.
Other content includes a NAVTEQ® app for easily accessible traffic updates on a customized route, and a Cozi™ app for simple management and synching of family calendars. Further, Sony Music Entertainment and Sony Pictures Entertainment will be contributing exclusive dash apps for movie trailers, music videos, custom user themes and more, including an app from Dr. Oz offering daily health and exercise tips.
In addition, Sony dash can run multiple sources of content simultaneously, so for example, Internet radio can be enjoyed while browsing through online photo albums. Or, the alarm clock can be set to play selected online videos from music, sports and other news feeds. The device also allows users to choose apps either directly from the device or online through a PC, and new content for dash will continue to be added moving forward.
Within the device, an internal accelerometer supports vertical flip, allowing for two optional viewing angles: upright, ideal for a table or nightstand; and tilted, perfect for a countertop. It also supports multiple user profiles and channels, allowing several members of the household to create and maintain their own customized view of the Internet.
dash also features built-in stereo speakers as well as a USB port for simple connection to a variety of external electronic devices. An headphone output jack gives users the option to listen privately through headphones or through external speakers.
Sony's dash will be available this April for about $199 at www.sonystyle.com, Sony Style® retail stores and a variety of authorized dealers nationwide.
Sony confirmed its commitment to providing consumers with innovative networked products with the introduction of the new dash™ Personal Internet Viewer.
Featuring a vivid 7-inch color touch screen (measured diagonally) and access to over 1,000 free Internet apps, including news, calendars, weather, sports, social networking and more, dash utilizes an existing home wireless connection to continuously deliver Internet content to its viewers.
"In today's connected world, Sony continues to look for ways to help enhance consumers' entertainment experiences throughout the home" said Brennan Mullin, Sony Electronics' senior vice president of the personal imaging and audio business. "dash empowers consumers with a fun, interactive way to stay connected with their news, entertainment, interests and ultimately, their lives."
By bundling favorite pieces of the Internet together, dash provides always fresh, personalized content at a glance. The new product offers free access to all apps from chumby industries, inc. as well as the robust audio and video content from Sony's Bravia™ Internet video platform, including YouTube™, Pandora® Internet radio, Epicurious, Crackle, Livestrong™, Blip.tv and much more.
Other content includes a NAVTEQ® app for easily accessible traffic updates on a customized route, and a Cozi™ app for simple management and synching of family calendars. Further, Sony Music Entertainment and Sony Pictures Entertainment will be contributing exclusive dash apps for movie trailers, music videos, custom user themes and more, including an app from Dr. Oz offering daily health and exercise tips.
In addition, Sony dash can run multiple sources of content simultaneously, so for example, Internet radio can be enjoyed while browsing through online photo albums. Or, the alarm clock can be set to play selected online videos from music, sports and other news feeds. The device also allows users to choose apps either directly from the device or online through a PC, and new content for dash will continue to be added moving forward.
Within the device, an internal accelerometer supports vertical flip, allowing for two optional viewing angles: upright, ideal for a table or nightstand; and tilted, perfect for a countertop. It also supports multiple user profiles and channels, allowing several members of the household to create and maintain their own customized view of the Internet.
dash also features built-in stereo speakers as well as a USB port for simple connection to a variety of external electronic devices. An headphone output jack gives users the option to listen privately through headphones or through external speakers.
Sony's dash will be available this April for about $199 at www.sonystyle.com, Sony Style® retail stores and a variety of authorized dealers nationwide.
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wow, these celebrity cameos are really slowing things down. LAME!!!!
i dont even know who this tool is... but he can hardly speak and obviously has no idea about the tech involved.
now they are sharing pics between cameras that we cant see. this is really awkward. BOOOOOOOO
i gotta get going, all yours xtop!
i dont even know who this tool is... but he can hardly speak and obviously has no idea about the tech involved.
now they are sharing pics between cameras that we cant see. this is really awkward. BOOOOOOOO
i gotta get going, all yours xtop!
DirecTv's New RVU HD DVR. Tivo isnt the only new HD DVR in the works by DirecTv. Now we have one where you can watch a recorded show from the other rooms. Like ATT Uverse. Supports up to 8 rooms but only 4 live streams at a time. Like Uverse. Cant wait for this one
http://hd.engadget.com/2010/01/09/a-video-demo-of-rvu-extending-a-directv-dvr-to-another-room/
http://hd.engadget.com/2010/01/09/a-video-demo-of-rvu-extending-a-directv-dvr-to-another-room/
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