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- Fabian, Lara (SonyMusic.com)
Provides a short profile on the singer. 2-02
- Sony Ericsson T68i Cell Phone (ZDNet.com)
Describes the cell phone with Bluetooth and infrared to connect to a pocket PC or laptop with same. Over 5 hours of talk time and 6 days of standby. Includes a compact recharger and a color screen. "The T68, which works on all flavors of GSM and GPRS networks around the world, can be used as a wireless modem, and it supports both SMS and EMS (enhanced messaging service), though not MMS (multimedia messaging)." This is an Editor's Choice and cost around $100. A wireless headphone is optional. A caution: Customers in some areas have rated reception and connectivity less than perfect. 7-03
- -02-21-08 Sony's Blu-ray Beats Toshiba's HD DVD (US News)
"In the fast-changing world of video tech, two years seems an eternity. The question is whether it's a fatal delay for high-definition movies on disk."
"Toshiba announced Tuesday that it was abandoning the high-def disk battle, giving the victory to Sony and its Blu-ray format." 2-08
- Song Library for Download to iPod (Apple.com - iTune)
"Featuring hundreds of thousands of songs from major music companies including BMG, EMI, Sony Music Entertainment, Universal and Warner Bros, the iTunes Music Store offers more than 100,000 new tracks from independent artists and record labels." 7-04
- -06-25-07 Blu-ray Winning in High Definition Battle (US News)
"Neither side is close to conceding, but the death match over which format will dominate the next generation of movie disks is swinging in favor of Blu-ray, the technology backed by Sony and most of the studios that produce the flicks themselves. Blu-ray was outselling Toshiba-backed rival HD DVD by 2 to 1—though sales for both are still slight—before recent word that Blockbuster, the movie retailer, would not bother stocking HD DVDs." 06-07
- -03-18-09 Eco-Friendly TV Sets (Time.com)
"The global recession is weakening demand for LCD and plasma TVs. This means Sharp, Panasonic and Sony are desperate to defend their market shares and are racing to come up with features to distinguish their products from those of their competitors. The marketing catchphrase in Japan is now 'eco-TV': flat-screen sets that, like the new Sharp Aquos, are environmentally friendlier because they use less energy and cost less to run." 04-08
- Plans for OLED TV by LG (New York Times)
Anyone who’s seen an OLED television knows that the technology is simply extraordinary, with deep, rich blacks and an extremely sharp image."
"The problem is that TVs with OLED, or organic light-emitting diodes, come in only one size and one price: very small and very expensive. Sony, the only maker of OLED sets in the United States, sells its 11-inch model for about $2,500." 11-09
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