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Sony Rolly Player
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The Sony Rolly SEP-10BT is a Sound Entertainment Player. It is a combination of a little robot, a little Mp3 player and a little boombox. It plays MP3, ATRAC, or AAC tunes via Bluetooth with A2DP / AVRCP or the 1GB internal memory. Rolly is gonna dance to your music and you can also choreograph it and share your Rolly moves with friends via internet. It has battery life of five hours straight music, four hours of dance and music, or three and a half hours dancing, music, and Bluetooth use together. The Sony Rolly SEP-10BT will be available on the September 29 for ¥40,000 (approx $350) in Japan. Video after the jump.
Sony introduced its first portable TV BRAVIA S57
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His new portable TV SONY introduced at the IFA 2009. Technical information about the new product a little bit, it is known that only supports HD-resolution screen diagonal 19 inch (48cm), there are ports USB, HDMI, that allows you to connect to BRAVIA S57 notebooks and cameras to view. On sale will be available to the shell of four soft colors: silver, pink, emerald and coffee. Weighs just 5.7kg this TV with table stand that allows it to easily move from one room to another. He would have a touch screen, Wi-Fi and browser, and would be a natural and very interesting internet tablet for the home media network.
Sony Zappin MP3 Player
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Here’s Sony Zappin, a thumbkey like digital audio player. It comes with 2GB of internal memory, FM tuner and Sony’s Drag and Drop Technology that goes without software. This 26g weight player support MP3 and WMA files and gives you 18hrs of audio on a single charger.
Sony new PSP Go
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Sony has revealed its latest PSP known as the PSP Go. It has a a 3.8-inch display, 16GB of internal memory, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, an M2 card slot, and it’s smaller about 50% than its predecessor. It will be available in October 1st, priced at $249. More pictures after the break.
Well we battled the mob to get our first hands on with Sony's latest PSP -- the Go! It was actually fairly light in hand, but not un-solid feeling. We thought there could be a little more depth between your thumbs and palm of your hand, and it felt a bit hard to locate the shoulder buttons, but that may be because we're used to the older model. Look -- we know what you really want!
