In the NAB conference held on April 7 in Las Vegas, Sony announced its FMP-X1 4K media player and 4K video distribution service, along with cheaper 4K TVs.
Sony held it’s NAB conference on April 7 in Las Vegas. During the conference it showcased many different products, and finally announced its 55- and 65-inch 4K TV prices. The 55- and 65-inch variants are named Bravia XBR-55X900A and Bravia XBR-65X900A, and come with price tags of $4,999 and $6,999 respectively.
Sony has unveiled two new speaker docks at its domestic market; one of these is targeted as a peripheral for Apple devices, and another is for Sony’s Walkman series. The iPod / iPhone dock is branded as SRS-GC11IP, and the Walkman dock as numbered RDP-NWC11.
The game just got interesting! First, there was only the Google Glass. Then, we heard rumors about a similar product from LG. Now, a new patent by Sony has been spotted which shows a similar augmented reality gadget.
After the CES 2013 gets over, Japanese electronic manufacturer Sony announced on January 21 that it will release a 10.1-inch Xperia Tablet Z this spring. Later, Sony chose the occasion of MWC 2013 to lift the wraps off its Xperia Tablet Z which it claims the world’s thinnest tablet. Since then people had been waiting when Sony would start taking pre-order for the Xperia Tablet Z. The good news is, Sony has started taking pre-order for its Xperia Tablet Z.
The Sony NEX-7 series is one of the highest priced NEX cameras in market. And next to Sony Alpha NEX-7 is NEX-7n which has more advanced, added with more powerful innovative features. We’ve come to know that Sony may make an announcement for the NEX-7n in early April. And it expected to be available in May.
Personal storage space is a complicated riddle in today’s mobile world. Users want to have a healthy-sized personal storage and also the ability to access and share content from it as quickly as possible. Sony has tried to resolve this problem by offering two solutions: the Portable Wireless Server and the Personal Content Station.
After a long reign of iOS and Android based mobile devices, it seems that other contenders are finally entering the arena. Among these is Canonical’s Ubuntu Phone and Tablet OS as well as the Mozilla team’s Firefox OS meant for mobile devices. Now, Sony has expressed interest in Mozilla team’s offering and intends to launch a Firefox OS mobile device by 2014.