Tag Archives: Sony Electronics

Sony Alpha 1 Full-frame Mirrorless Camera

Professional photographers looking for a digital camera with unprecedented resolution and speeds may want to check out the Sony Alpha 1 Full-frame Mirrorless Camera. Sony spare no expenses in jamming this new successor of the Alpha 9 II with ranging-topping specs.

Sony VISION-S Prototype Undergoes Public Road Testing In Europe

And here we are, thinking that the surprise reveal at last year’s CES, the Sony VISION-S Prototype, is nothing more than a show car to showcase Sony’s visual-based sensing technology. But as it turns it, a Sony electric vehicle may very become a reality.

A Year On, Sony Wearable Air Conditioner Is Finally Available

This year’s summer heat wave is rather unprecedented. If you are in Japan, however, you can sought to alleviate the outdoor heat with Sony Reon Pocket Wearable Air-Conditioner. First introduced last year, this innovative body cooling solution born out of Sony Startup Acceleration Program (SSAP) is now finally available in Japan from Sony web store […]

Sony ZV-1 Is A Content Creator’s Camera That Costs Way Less Than The iPhone 11 Pro

Not every content creator (read: YouTuber) can afford a 2 to 3,000 dollars rig to record their show. Understanding this and the need of content creation, Sony has revealed the ZV-1. ZV-1 is a newly designed from the ground up for content creators and vloggers, regardless of their skill level.

Pre-order $1,200 Sony Xperia 1 II And Get Free Sony Wireless Noise Canceling Earbuds

Sony’s new flagship smartphone, the Sony Xperia 1 II, announced earlier this year is finally going to be available in stateside. Sony has revealed that pre-sale will start on June 1st, with shipping scheduled to happen starting July 24.

Sony Reader PRS-T2

thanks to the digital revolution, we no longer have to reserve a room in our space-staved abode just for books. now, we could keep like tons of electronic books in a little device such as the Sony Reader PRS-T2 and bring them around whenever we go. never mind the fact that our capability to consume those books are limited. perhaps it just feels…