Latest Sony Xperia Go ST27i mobile launched in market. It works on Android 2.3 Gingerbread OS. The Sony Xperia Go is the best looking dust proof and water resistant phone built to outperform in all weather.
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New Sony Xperia Go ST27i | Mobile Price in India and Review Full Specifications
Latest Sony Xperia Go ST27i mobile launched in market. It works on Android 2.3 Gingerbread OS. The Sony Xperia Go is the best looking dust proof and water resistant phone built to outperform in all weather.
Sony New Wireless Speaker SA-NS **Let's Rock** | Specifications | Price
Few Hours ago, Sony Launched its Latest three New Wireless speakers called SA-NS310, SA-NS410 and SA-NS510. All of them are available now.
Sony Xperia P Review | Features | Full Specifications | Mobile Price
You surely have heard about Sony’s new Xperia P. This phone was announced in the month of February and since then people are excited about it.
Sony Xperia S Receives Ice Cream Sandwich | Update | Review
When Sony first announced their Xperia S, there was interest in the handset and yet, this interest was also matched with a certain degree of disappointment. While other handsets this year were coming out with Android 4.0 or Ice Cream Sandwich, Sony elected to launch their device with Gingerbread.
Sony Tablet P Gets Android 4.0 | Update | Review
Tablets have become a mainstream device and when one thinks of a tablet, for the most part, the vision that comes to mind is a device that has a single touchscreen. There are many companies that now manufacture tablets as part of their offerings and Sony is one such company.
Sony SmartWatch lets you read your emails and notifications on your wrist
Recently we covered Pebble E-Paper Wristwatch that pairs up with your smartphones, and if you’re looking for another smart wristwatch, today we have latest model that comes from Sony.
Sony completes full acquisition of Sony Ericsson, renames itself Sony Mobile Communications
Sony have just announced today that it has completely
acquired Telefonaktiebolaget LM Ericsson’s (“Ericsson”) 50-percent stake
in Sony Ericsson Mobile Communications for a deal to to have cost €1.05
billion ($1.37 billion) to complete. The company will now be changing
the moniker to fully owned Sony Mobile Communications. Check out the press release after the cut.
Sony Xperia Ion | Specification | Review
Sony Xperia Ion - Sony Xperia Ion is the newest smartphone from Sony that is released together with Sony Xperia S in CES 2012 event last month. Sony Xperia Ion is collaborating with AT&T with its first LTE network ever inside a smartphone. Well, it has a few of enhancement and also a bit different from the other smartphone from CES 2012.
What you can see obviously is that as the first LTE smartphone, Sony Xperia Ion a bit left behind from its system operation. Sony Xperia Ion still uses Android 2.3 Gingerbread while others proudly use their Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich as their OS. But, issue has spread that it can be upgraded into the Android 4.o, so this Sony Xperia Ion is worth considering.
Sony Xperia Ion has wider screen of 4.6 inches so that you can see your screen clearly and also typing text easily with its big layout of virtual touch-pad. The plus side of its screen are the reality features that makes you see an image like it was a real one in the real world with its 1280×720 HD. You can also found another hardware enhancement like its dual-core 1.5GHz Snapdragon S3 supported by a GPU Adreno 220, 1GB RAM, and 16GB that can be upgraded up to 32GB with microSD card.
Sony Xperia Ion uses a great camera capacity of 12 MP Exmor-R that is placed in the back-side of the device as a usual phone will put their built-in camera. With this incredible camera, Sony Xperia Ion can capture video HD 1080p 30fps. The other specification that makes this Sony Xperia Ion even more great is its 1.3 MP front camera that you can use to do a self-captured activity.
Other entertaining feature for gamer, Sony Xperia Ion has a PlayStation certificate and its also supports NFC. It would be a very great feature too for gamer since they can play their games inside their phone. Well, you can play AngryBird in a real smooth condition with this Sony Xperia Ion.
Sony VAIO SB Series (VPCSB1BGX) | Full Specification | Price | Review
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Sony VAIO SB Series: Thin, Light, Expensive, and Terribly Fast
Sony’s VAIO SB series, as configured in our review unit (model VPCSB1BGX), offers the best overall performance of any ultraportable laptop we’ve yet tested. It’s light, thin, and a pleasure to use despite a few minor annoyances. Pity, then, that this configuration costs $2500. The base model starts at only $900 (as of August 12, 2011), but that configuration wouldn’t dominate our benchmarks as our review model does.
The VAIO SB is a 13.3-inch ultraportable that weighs a modest 3.7 pounds, perhaps a touch less for lower-end configurations. The high-end model we tested may cost $2500, but you get some pretty impressive hardware for that price. Start with a Core i7-2620M processor, a dual-core CPU with hyperthreading that runs at a base clock speed of 2.7GHz. In addition to that very capable processor, toss in 8GB of RAM, switchable graphics (an Intel integrated chip plus a Radeon HD 6630M with 1GB of graphics RAM), and a fast 256GB solid-state drive. Not enough? How about dual-band 802.11n networking, Bluetooth 2.1 + EDR, a combination BD-ROM and DVD burner, and support for Intel’s WiDi wireless display technology? How Sony crammed all that good stuff into a sub-4-pound, 1-inch-thick 13-inch laptop is beyond me.
All that hardware was enough to deliver a WorldBench 6 score of 144, higher than any mark we've seen from other laptops of this size and weight. Does all that power destroy the battery life? Far from it. In our rundown test the VAIO SB's battery lasted an impressive 7 hours, 19 minutes. A physical switch above the F3 key allows you to change between 'stamina' (integrated graphics) and 'speed' (discrete graphics). We ran our battery-life tests with the switch on the 'stamina' setting; enabling the Radeon discrete graphics will cut battery time in half or worse. We also tested the optional slice battery that fits neatly across the bottom of the laptop and makes the machine a third of an inch thicker and almost a pound heavier. This optional accessory adds about 5 hours of maximum battery life.
There’s a lot to like about the design of the VAIO SB series. The matte display has a resolution of only 1366 by 768, but that’s typical for a 13.3-inch screen. Color, contrast, and brightness are pretty good, and horizontal viewing angles are better than on most laptops I’ve seen. Vertical viewing angles are predictably poor, though: The screen will either get washed out or too dark if you open the lid too far, or not enough. The island Chiclet-style keyboard is quite good. Key travel is a bit on the short side, but spacing is nice and the keys have a good, tactile, clicky feel. The touchpad is similarly good. It tracks smoothly and accurately, with two distinct buttons on which it’s hard to accidentally register clicks. It supports a fairly wide variety of multitouch gestures, though two-finger scrolling is not on the menu.
The left side of the system is sparse, featuring only the BD-ROM and DVD-burning combination optical drive. All the action is along the right edge, which has a Memory Stick slot, an SD Card slot, VGA and HDMI outputs, one USB 3.0 port, two USB 2.0 ports, gigabit ethernet, and the power jack. Those who like having a physical switch to disable Wi-Fi will be happy to know that the VAIO SB series offers one at the front edge.
As usual, Sony loads down its system with a little too much software for my tastes. I’m not a fan of the pop-out dock at the top of the screen, or of the way Norton Internet Security constantly nags me to pay up once the 30-day trial is over. It’s great that Sony bundles Photoshop Elements 8, Premiere Elements 8, and PowerDVD, though. Also included are ArcSoft webcam software, Sony’s media gallery, and Microsoft Office Starter 2010. If you’re like me and you prefer your laptop a little more lean and mean, it’s easy enough to remove most of this stuff.
It’s a little disappointing that the VAIO SB's fit and finish aren’t quite up to the standards we’d expect from a $2500 laptop. It just doesn’t have the perfectly clean lines and premium build materials we usually find in systems this expensive. In this case, it’s because our test unit is at the very upper end of a line that is meant to start at $900--and at that price, the overall design is about average. In other words, I’m really impressed by the outstanding performance and usability of this very expensive ultraportable laptop, but oddly enough I'm a little underwhelmed by Sony’s sense of style.
Sony Ericsson - Xperia Arc S | Full Specification | Mobile Price | Review
Sony Ericsson - Xperia Arc S Full Specification
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2G Network - GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900
3G Network - HSDPA 900 / 2100 | HSDPA 850 / 1900 / 2100 / 800 Dimension - 125 x 63 x 8.7 mm Weight - 117 Grams Form Factor - Bar Display Type - LED backlit LCD | Capacitive Touchscreen | 16M Colors Display Size - 480 x 854 Pixels | 4.2 Inches (~233 Ppi Pixel Density) Colors Available - Gloss Black | Misty Silver | Midnight Blue | Sakura Pink | Pure White |
Alert Type - Vibration + MP3 Ringtones
3.5 mm Audio Jack - YES Phone Book - Almost Unlimited Entries | Photocall Call Records - Almost Unlimited Internal Memory - 320 MB | 512 MB RAM Card Slot - MicroSD | Maximum 32GB Supported | 8 GB Included Radio - Stereo FM Radio with RDS Touch Screen - YES Games - YES Message - SMS | MMS | Email | Push Email | IM Primary Camera - 8 MP | 3264x2448 Pixels | Autofocus | LED Flash Video - YES | 720p - 30 Frame Per Second | Continuous Autofocus | Video Light |
GPRS - YES
EDGE - YES 3G - HSDPA | 7.2 Mbps | HSUPA | 5.76 Mbps WLAN - Wi-Fi 802.11 B/g/n | DLNA | Wi-Fi Hotspot Browser - HTML Bluetooth - YES | V2.1 + A2DP USB - YES | MicroUSB Ver.2.0 | USB On_the_go Support |
OS - Android OS | Ver.2.3.4 (Gingerbread)
CPU - 1.4 GHz Scorpion Processor | Adreno 205 GPU | Qualcomm MSM8255T Snapdragon GPS - YES | A-GPS Support JAVA - YES | Via Java MIDP Emulator Battery - Li-Po 1500 mAh Stand By - Up to 460 Hrs (2G) / Up to 460 Hrs (3G) Talktime - Up to 7 hrs 25 Min (2G) / Up to 7 hrs 35 Min (3G) Musicplay - Up to 37 hrs More Feature - Digital Compass | HDMI Port | Active Noise Cancellation with Dedicated Mic | MP4 | H.263 | H.264 | WMV Player | MP3 | EAAC+ | WMA | WAV Player | TrackID Music Recognition | NeoReader Barcode Scanner | Google Search | Maps | Gmail | YouTube | Calendar | Google Talk | Facebook and Twitter Integration |
Sony Ericsson - Xperia Arc S Price in india → Rs 26,500/-
Sony Ericsson - Vivaz
Sony Ericsson - Vivaz Full Specification
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2G Network - GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900
3G Network - HSDPA 900 / 2100 | HSDPA 850 / 1900 / 2100 Dimension - 107 x 51.7 x 12.5 mm Weight - 97 Grams Form Factor - Slide Display Type - TFT Touchscreen | 16M Colors Display Size - 360 x 640 Pixels | 3.2 Inches Colors Available - Silver Moon | Pink | Galaxy Blue | Venus Ruby | Cosmic Black |
Alert Type - Vibration + MP3 Ringtones
Speaker Phone - YES 3.5 mm Audio Jack - YES Phone Book - Almost Unlimited Entries | Photocall Call Records - Almost Unlimited Internal Memory - 75 MB Card Slot - MicroSD | Maximum 32 GB Supported | 8GB Included Radio - Stereo FM Radio Touch Screen - YES Games - YES Message - SMS | MMS | Email | Push Email | IM Primary Camera - 8 MP | 3264x2448 Pixels | Autofocus | LED Flash Video - YES | 720p - 24 Frame Per Second | Continuous Autofocus | Video Light |
GPRS - Class 10 (4+1/3+2 Slots) | 32 - 48 Kbps
EDGE - Class 10 | 236.8 Kbps 3G - HSDPA | 10.2 Mbps | HSUPA | 2 Mbps WLAN - Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g | DLNA Browser - WAP 2.0 / XHTML (NetFront) Bluetooth - YES | V2.1 + A2DP USB - YES | MicroUSB Ver.2.0 |
OS - Symbian S 60 | 5th Edition
CPU - 720 MHz | PowerVR SGX Graphics GPS - YES | A-GPS Support | Wisepilot Navigation JAVA - YES | MIDP 2.1 Battery - Li-Po 1200 mAh Stand By - Up to 430 Hrs (2G) / Up to 440 Hrs (3G) Talktime - Up to 13 hrs (2G) / Up to 5 hrs 20 Min (3G) More Feature - Google Maps | Facebook and Twitter Apps | YouTube and Picasa Integration | WMV | RV | MP4 | 3GP Video Player | MP3 | WMA | WAV | RA | AAC | M4A Music Player | TrackID Music Recognition | TV Out (VGA Resolution) | Organizer | QuickOffice Document Reader | Gesture Control |
Sony Ericsson - Live With Walkman
Sony Ericsson - Live With Walkman Full Specification
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2G Network - GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900
3G Network - HSDPA 900 / 2100 | HSDPA 850 / 1900 / 2100 Dimension - 106 x 56.5 x 14.2 mm Weight - 115 Grams Form Factor - Bar Display Type - Capacitive Touchscreen | 16M Colors Display Size - 320 x 480 Pixels | 3.2 Inches (~180 Ppi Pixel Density) Colors Available - White | Black |
Alert Type - Vibration + MP3 Ringtones
3.5 mm Audio Jack - YES Phone Book - Almost Unlimited Entries | Photocall Call Records - Almost Unlimited Internal Memory - 320MB | 512 MB RAM Card Slot - MicroSD | Maximum 32GB Supported | 2GB Included Radio - Stereo FM Radio with RDS Touch Screen - YES Games - YES Message - SMS | MMS | Email | Push Email | IM Primary Camera - 5 MP | 2592x1944 Pixels | Autofocus | LED Flash Secondary Camera - YES | VGA Video - YES | 720p |
GPRS - YES
EDGE - YES 3G - HSDPA | HSUPA WLAN - Wi-Fi 802.11 B/g/n | DLNA | Wi-Fi Hotspot Browser - HTML Bluetooth - YES | + A2DP USB - YES | Ver.2.0 MicroUSB |
OS - Android OS | Ver.2.3 (Gingerbread)
CPU - 1 GHz Processor GPS - YES | A-GPS Support JAVA - YES | Via Java MIDP Emulator Battery - Li-Ion 1200 mAh Stand By - Up to 600 Hrs (2G) / Up to 850 Hrs (3G) Talktime - Up to 14 hrs 15 Min (2G) / Up to 6 hrs 42 Min (3G) Musicplay - Up to 17 hrs 30 Min More Feature - Digital Compass | SNS Integration | MP4 | H.263 | H.264 | WMV Player | MP3 | EAAC+ | WMA | WAV Player | TrackID Music Recognition | Google Search | Maps | Gmail | YouTube | Calendar | Google Talk | Document Editor | Voice Memo | Predictive Text Input |
Sony Walkman Z (8GB)
The good: The Walkman Z portable media player emphasizes music as the killer mobile app, integrating Sony's Music Unlimited service, high-quality headphones, and unmatched audio enhancement software.
The bad: Considering its premium price, the Walkman Z has limited video support, a thick design, mediocre screen resolution, short battery life, no memory expansion, no cameras, and is built around a version of Android that's soon to be outdated.
The bottom line: The Walkman Z is Sony's iPod Touch for Android-loving audiophiles.
Just like Samsung's Galaxy Player devices, the Sony Walkman Z ($249) aims to compete against Apple's popular iPod Touch with a mixture of Android 2.3, a larger screen, and a handful of brag-worthy features.
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