Complete Sony coverage from HEXUS
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Sony gets pro-active with global laptop-battery recall
30 September 2006, 14:22
Sony is to carry out a global recall of 'certain' lithium-ion laptop batteries, 'to address concern related to recent over-heating incidents'
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IBM & Lenovo recall over half a million fire-risk laptop batteries
29 September 2006, 11:47
Lenovo and IBM are the latest companies to instigate a recall of Sony-made laptop PC batteries - over half a million of them in this round
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Four 1080p full-HD models in Sony autumn TV line up
21 September 2006, 12:15
Sony is planning to introduce in autumn five new sub-families for its BRAVIA range of TV sets, among which are four models with full 1080p high-definition - two LCD and ...
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Rip-off-priced Sony Blu-ray Disc burner can't play BD movies
15 September 2006, 11:28
Sony Europe's first Blu-ray Disc burner, the BWU-100A, should be available in Europe this month at a rip-off price of £648 (£200 more than in the USA) - and can't ...
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Sony's first Blu-ray Disc burner won't play commercial BD movies!
14 August 2006, 17:27
Amazingly, it looks like Sony's first PC Blu-ray Disc burner, the BWU-100A, won't play commercial Blu-ray Disc movies, only high-def footage from HDV digital camcorders
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Sony Cyber-shot T10 - slim and stylish new digital camera
11 August 2006, 14:24
SLIM AND STYLISH: NEW SONY DIGITAL CAMERA COMBINES HIGHER RESOLUTION AND SENSITIVITY WITH DOUBLE ANTI-BLUR TECHNOLOGY
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Sony mylo - the Swiss Army Knife of personal media & WiFi comms
8 August 2006, 19:32
Sony's $350 mylo handheld gadget acts as a Skype WiFi phone, a web browser, an online texting device and an emailer - and plays music, videos and stills to boot
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Sony GPS device puts your pictures on the map
3 August 2006, 11:37
Snappers using selected Sony digital stills cameras and camcorders can pinpoint the exact location of their shots using a small Global Positioning System (GPS) device due September
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September launch for three Sony hard-disc-based SD camcorders
1 August 2006, 13:34
Sony is introducing three hard-disk-based standard-definition camcorders in September, two with 30GB drives, the other with 60GB. Prices are £480, £550 and £630
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First AVCHD hi-def camcorders due from Sony in September
22 July 2006, 12:03
Hard disks can now be used as the recording media for AVCHD camcorders and Sony has shown why with a 30GB-HDD AVCHD model able to shoot for 11 hours or ...
