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Sony DSC H3 Camera: Very nice, but only for “that guy”

Published April 13th, 2008 in Cameras, Gadgets and Sony. 1 Comment

I was in need of a new camera a few weeks back, since my mom wanted hers back, and there was no other way for me to finish my 365 Challenge at the time, so I went looking around. My eventual decision was the Sony DSC H3, and I’ve been pretty happy with it […]

Sony’s new Walkmans actually look desirable

Published February 20th, 2008 in Apple, Design, Gadgets, Music and Sony. 3 Comments

So, Sony’s Walkman brand has been kinda stagnant and uninteresting since Apple’s iPod became the new word for “portable electronic music player.” Well, this product may not change that (at all), but it still looks cool nonetheless. Highly-customizable exteriors to this stick music player are likely meant to attract the kind of people […]

My wireless contract is up! (Walkman phones are cool)

Published November 23rd, 2007 in Gadgets, Phone and Sony. 4 Comments

So, the same day that I bought my iPod Touch, my mom and I finally kicked that awful Sprint habit we had, opting for more the more enticing iPhone and white Sony Ericsson Walkman w580i respectively. Well, more than a month in, we are both really happy with our purchases. Here’s […]

Sony screws America over, I’ll never forgive them

Published August 23rd, 2007 in Sony and Video Games. 9 Comments

Although Sony has been promising color variations on the current PSP model since its release, American consumers have been left out in the cold, not even receiving the basic ceramic white model available basically everywhere else. In fact, we haven’t even gotten the camera attachment here, while Japan has had it for more than […]

PSP Slim: Bridging the gap between console and portable gaming?

Published July 13th, 2007 in Gadgets, Movies, Sony, Video and Video Games. 1 Comment

As we all know, the redesigned PSP unit has support for video out through composite cables. UMD movies and games, as well as media on your memory stick (presumably), can be viewed on your home television.
Let’s look at this from a technical standpoint:

The PSP’s processor runs at a speed of up to 333 megahertz, […]