love the new range of Sony VAIO laptops, but don’t fancy the run-of-the-mill look? well, you are totally in luck cos’ the Japanese consumer electronics giant has announced the Sony VAIO Red Edition, saying that it (the Red Edition) is celebrating the spirit of Sony craftsmanship. whatever the reason is or the reasons are, we are totally mesmerized by the red treatment.
after showing off what’s under the hood of the next-gen Playstation console back in February that left us dying to know what the new Playstation 4 hardware will looks like, Sony has finally unveiled the device at this year’s E3 Expo. after seeing the official product images, we have one question in mind: are sharp edges the new trend in gadget design?
there are tons of laptops out there claiming to be the most affordable and the most powerful, putting buyers in a constant dilemma. however, if built and style are what you are after, then the Sony VAIO Fit Laptops could be one of the obvious choice. the only catch is, they are not blessed with Haswell processors, but
docking and undocking the display to turn your laptop into a tablet and vice versa may not be exactly the best option. you know how it is like. what if somewhere along the way you need the keyboard, but it was undocked and left at home or office? not good at all. which is why Sony thinks a slider (Sony is calling it “Surf Slider”) may be the way to go.
the new Sony VAIO Pro 11/13 Ultrabook may not be the thinnest, but they are sure the lightest in the market. sporting a uni-direction carbon fiber construction, the touch-enabled VAIO Pro 11 and touch-enabled VAIO Pro 13 tipped the scale at just 0.870 kg (1.92 pounds) and 1.060 kg (2.34 pounds), respectively (btw, they are lighter than the
the rage for mobile phone photography is going strong, which makes us think: will there be a mobile phone underwater photography phenomenal as well? if there’s going to be, then the Sony Xperia ZR Waterproof Smartphone is ready for it. it is IP55 and IP58 compliant for waterproof (and dust-resistance), so you
if you are just a casual photographer who are damn serious about long shots, then we supposed it makes little sense to invest in pricey DSLR. besides, being a non-pro, you probably want something less cumbersome, and as such we think the Sony Cyber-shot HX50V Digital Camera might be a good fit for you. boasting an impressive 30x
what’s the point of zooming 25x to catch a glimpse of some rare avian creatures and not being able to record down what possibly could be a once-in-a-lifetime sighting? and that is why there’s the Sony DEV-50V Digital Recording Binoculars. sporting a form factor that is 30 percent smaller and lighter than its predecessor
readying yourself for the eye-watering, visual assault of 4K televisions? then the Sony FMP-X1 4K Media Player might just be your cup of Earl Grey. this sleek little device offered by the Japanese electronics giant is the industry first media player set to deliver the wholesome goodness of 4K resolution and is slated to hit the stores this summer for $699.
it is obvious the Sony Xperia Z is the Japanese electronics giant’s proud flagship handset for now and naturally, it is going to hurt the wallet a fair bit. for those seeking ‘slightly cheaper’ alternatives, and yet do not want something that’s branded as a second rate handset just because it isn’t the ‘flagship’, then perhaps the Sony Xperia SP
if you are going to stick to the good old radio stations for your music fix, you might as well do it in absolute style and we believe the new Sony XDR-S40DBP Digital Radio would fit that style bill perfectly. with a toy-like charm, the Sony XDR-S40DBP Digital Radio features large legible, uncluttered buttons for ease of use, and offers up to