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Sony have announced three new Bloggie HD cameras at CES, Les Vegas, including the world's first HD 3D pocket video camera, the Bloggie 3D. All three cameras will record in full high definition with 1920 x 1080 MP4 video and take 5 megapixel still photos. The Bloggie 3D (MHS-FS3) is equipped with twin lenses, twin sensors and stereo microphone to properly
There's no doubt that ebook readers are very much du jour, and Sony are keen to be part of that trend with the recent additions of the Touch and Pocket Editions to the Sony Reader line-up. Reviewed here is the Pocket Edition (PRS-350), which is the smaller of the two models, with a 5" touch screen. Overall, it's about 14.5 cm tall, 10.5
Sony launched the new Bloggie Touch today here in the UK and it looks like quite a slick little gadget that will find its way under the Christmas tree this year. Combining a full HD video camera and a 12 MP still camera, it actually looks more like mobile phone than a video camera, with a 3" touchscreen on one
Sony have launched a series of high performance HDMI cables to meet the needs of the latest developments in audio and video entertainment, including 3D and Ethernet. All the cables in the DLC-HE series offer: - HDMI Ethernet Channel (HEC), allowing the cable to not only carry audio and video, but also data. - Audio Return Channel (ARC), permitting audio
It’s always fun when technology intersects, and it becomes possible to do something cool that was previously not possible and/or was never thought of. Such is the case with my Sprint HTC Evo smartphone. Sure, it’s a pocket computer. Sure, it has WiFi. As such, sure, it’s a network device with a potential node on my home network. Rewind. What
I recently ordered two Sony cameras the EVI D-100 and the EVI D-70 largely because the documentation and online reviews where all very generic and I was having a hard time deciding which one of these PTZ (Point/Tilt/Zoom) cameras would be best. Customer reviews I found did not help either, so I hope to shed some basic comparisons on both of these cameras.
Those of us skilled at pattern recognition will continue to avoid Blu-Ray