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The latest trailer consists of a corner store hold-up and the multiple ways in which the scenario can be thwarted, avoided or handled.
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Sony’s BRAVIA Internet Video Link has been mediocre at best so far. At least when you consider the $299 add-on pricing. I can watch YouTube on my computer. So it’s odd that I don’t like the offering of Hancock prior to its Blu-ray release. After all, this is the sort of content BRAVIA owners are expecting from Sony. Here’s the issue: why in the hell is this system not being integrated onto the PlayStation Network? ... read more |
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Blu-ray is expensive. The players are not cheap, and neither are the discs. So when you spend that ridiculous $30+ on a movie you expect it to be of the highest quality. Yet so many studios are pushing out lazy SD content that doesn’t even include the standard features of a DVD release. Having already been burned by the early days of DVD (hey there horrible Goodfellas transfer) I’ve kept a keen eye on what films are worth picking up on Blu-ray right now. In case you were wondering, as I was, Kill Bill look spectacular in Blu-ray format. ... read more |
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I’m currently listening to The Omnivore’s Dilemna and am quite satisfied with getting my extra reading in via audio. I know that for some reason Kindle is leading a revolution of the e-reader, a fact that I just can’t get behind no matter how cool or non-headache inducing the device may be. But it’s certainly no surprise that others are trying to get in on the action. ... read more |
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When you’re considering not buying a house so you can get a 100”+ television there may be a problem. Luckily there’s a solution that for some reason people don’t consider: projectors. Sony today introduced two new 1080p front home theater projectors. One of which would be a welcome addition to the average house, and the other is for the more serious A/V investor. ... read more |
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The Sony VAIO RT High Definition Studio is fully intent on proving you can do video editing just as well on a PC platform as on a Mac. The beefy system features a 25.5-in display in 16:9 widescreen. The LCD screen itself has XBRITE-Full HD technology for a crisp picture. And then there’s the HDMI. Not only can you connect into the system via HDMI, ... read more |
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A PSP Phone, or something similar, may be on the way. OK, maybe not because the rumor starts from a newly filed Sony patent. And patents don’t necessarily mean real products are on the way. But is Sony is planning something it makes sense that it would happen on the PSP platform. ... read more |
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It’s summer time. This means it’s time to update your camera to catch all of that wonderful outdoor fun in the sun excitement. Unless you don’t like fun or the sun, then I apologize for offending your sensitive nature. ... read more |
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Could Sony really plan to introduce yet another PS3 controller so soon after fixing the rumble debacle? The DualShock3 has only recently come out, and now there are rumors of a brand new version in the works. This time the controller would split apart in the middle giving you a similar setup to the Wii Remote and Nunchuk design. ... read more |
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You don’t just have to be Funny or Die, you could also be Funny and on Sony’s new comedy channel. Dubiously dubbed C-Spot, Sony TV is launching a brand new channel. But don’t call on your cable or satellite provider to get you access, this content will appear right here in your browser. ... read more |
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Apple makes slick products. And Sony now has Skype on the PSP, turning it into a sort of PSPhone. So it’s no wonder that someone would put their Photoshop skills to work making a hybrid. You can see the image to the right, and it essentially looks like an iPhone with some Playstation buttons added. I’m assuming it’s an iPhone because there are zero analog sticks, so we’d need the touch screen. ... read more |
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I have yet to see an instance where a company attempting to tease consumers with an upcoming product has actually worked out to anyone’s advantage. Remember the whole “what is it?” campaign that led to the segway? And how many people raced out and purchased those? Sure, some companies got on board (like patrolling security companies or Disney utilizing them at Walt Disney World) but they didn’t exactly become a mainstream device. ... read more |
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