Sony Alpha A390 and A290 DSLRs hands-on

Sony's  Alpha A390 and A290 entry-level DSLRs, with the former donning a tilting LCD and live view capability to live up to its bigger price tag. We can't comment on picture quality due to the lack of sample shots, but we were certainly impressed by both cameras' build quality. On a similar note, the 2.7-inch LCD looked sharp and served us well for all purposes, although we didn't get to test it outdoor. What really bewildered us was the lens continuously auto-focusing while the camera remained stationary -- that couldn't be good for the battery, and we'd like to see how battery life fares in upcoming reviews.
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Sony Walkman NWZ-E450

Sony's new NWZ-E450 entry-level Walkman may look rather ordinary on the outside, but it's got something unique wrapped underneath . Here's how it works: not only can you throw in .lrc files to get auto-scrolling lyrics for your songs. The rest of the spec sheet doesn't look too bad either: MP3 / WMA / AAC / MP4 / WMV playback, up to 50 hours of music battery juice, 2-inch QVGA LCD, voice recorder, FM radio, 4GB to 16GB of memory, and it comes in black, red, blue, pink and green. Available in August starting from £70 ($108).
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Xbox 360 sales increase 88 percent in June, give it US console crown for the month

Proving once again that in this world it's more important what you look like than what you do, the Xbox 360 has cruised to the title of best-selling console in June on the back of a sexy physical redesign. The latest numbers from NPD show that Microsoft shifted 451,700 units in the US, which ousts the Wii's tally of 422,500 and comfortably dwarfs the PS3's 304,800. Still, if Sony wants any consolation it need only look back to the results of its own console Slimmification  last year -- US sales were said to have tripled  in the immediate aftermath of the new SKU's release. So Microsoft might have a little bit of catching up to do yet, and let's not forget that the king of all hardware sales remains the DS, which somehow managed to sell more than half a million devices in June.
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New Xbox 360 Arcade unit revealed by Amazon Germany?

 Amazon Germany has posted up what appears to be solid details about the cousin of the new Xbox 360 revealed at E3. Where that model has a 250GB HDD stuffed up inside, this one appears to have 4GB of some sort of flash memory and a price listed as €148.99 -- about $190. It's also listed as being a "bundle," meaning it's likely there's a game, extra controller, or novelty hat included as well. And, the thing is said to be shipping on August 20, which just so happens to be when Gamescom 2010 takes over Cologne. Finally, Cologne just so happens to be in Germany.
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Sony thinks E Color is the new black, gives you a whole site's worth to choose from

Sony's newish VAIO E series is an exponent of just such a philosophy, with its lurid colorings and replaceable keyboard skins. The company's decided to take things up a notch, however, by now offering a Color Combo site where we can combine the gnarliest hue mismatches this side of Colorware. The chromatic choices include the laptop's case and keyboard as well as the additions of a wireless mouse and a reversible sleeve.
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Sony VAIO EC Series review

Sony's always had a knack for making some of the best multimedia laptops around, and the VAIO EC Series is all about continuing the trend. 

The desk-dominating 17.3-inch laptop is a monster of a machine, and has the internal guns to match – it's got a Core i3 processor, ATI Mobility Radeon HD 5470 graphics card, 4GB of RAM, 500GB of storage and a Blu-ray drive. For $949.99, there are definitely more affordable desktop replacements on the market, but can Sony's usual superior manufacturing build, design and multimedia prowess elevate it above the others?
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How would you change Sony's VAIO P?

Sony's VAIO P has been around since last decade, but just recently Sony decided to pry it out of the company's left rear pocket in order to reface it and bless it with a few updated components. We still have a hard time stomaching the $800 price tag, but there's honestly not much competition when looking specifically at this form factor.

Have any of you all managed to procure one of these buggers over the past month and change? Is it worlds better than your netbook? Would you change the resolution or keyboard layout? How's that CPU treating you? Would a touchpanel have been better? Go on and toss your opinions down in comments below
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Sony Dash is ready to travel the globe if you're ready to pay the import duties

International readers, your day has come: the Dash will finally work for you. Sony has lifted restrictions on the device that prevented it from being used outside the US of A, meaning you can wake up with that company's most advanced alarm clock ever regardless whether your bedding down in Belarus or shacking up in Shanghai. However, the company warns that "many providers automatically geo-filter their content so your experience with your Dash may vary depending on your location."
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Sony's Yoshida says PS3 is now turning a profit, no plans for a price cut

Sony was lowering the manufacturing costs of the PlayStation 3, and it looks like that's now finally starting to pay off -- Sony exec Shuhei Yoshida has confirmed to IGN that the console is at long last actually turning a profit. Of course, that profit is apparently still a fairly small one (and might just be breaking even), with Yoshida only saying that "this year is the first time that we are able to cover the cost of the PlayStation 3," and that "we aren't making huge money from hardware, but we aren't bleeding like we used to." That also unsurprisingly means that Sony still isn't planning a price cut anytime in the near future, with Yoshida instead saying that Sony will focus on more bundles like Move / Sports Champions package announced at E3.
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Sony VAIO Z-Series

 Sony the name of company for people who think about the best.Sony VAIO has already launched many laptops and they are successful  too.Now Sony VAIO has launched their Z-series laptops.Sony VAIO VPC-Z11Z9E and Sony VAIO VPC-Z11X9E.

The VAIO VPC-Z11Z9E features a 2.66GHz Intel Core i7 processor.
VAIO VPC-Z11Z9E has a 13.1 inch display with resolution of 1920×1080 (Full HD).
It also has  NVIDIA GeForce GT330M graphics and 256GB of storage via QUAD SSDs in RAID 0 format.

The VAIO VPC-Z11X9E has a 2.4GHz Intel Core i7 processor, it also include NVIDIA GeForce GT330M graphics and 128GB of storage via QUAD SSDs in RAID 0 format.  VAIO VPC-Z11X9E has 13.1 inch display which supports a resolution of 1600×900.
Both the new VAIO Z-series laptops will arrive in March 2010.Sony is yet to reveal pricing.

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Sony’s 360degree camcorder

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-First consumer camcorder to record full, 360-degree
-It has a  2.4-inch LCD screen
- It supports both SD cards and Memory Stick.
-High-def video at either full 1080p or 720p and captures five-megapixel stills
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