Sony Japan is scheduled to launch it's new DVR/TV tuner for the PS3 on March 18th at $110. Once connected via USB, the torne allows users to record TV programs to an external HDD (or the Playstation's) and view them later on. Another feature is that a user will be able to view recorded programs using the PSP and WiFi network.
The Wall Street Journal report that Sony's gearing up to take on Apple this year. Sony Corp. is developing a new lineup of handheld products, including a smart phone capable of downloading and playing PlayStation games, according to people familiar with the matter.
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ODROID is based on a Samsung-manufactured application processor called S5PC100 833MHz. The system-on-chip(SoC) uses the latest ARM's Cortex-A8 with NEON multimedia accelerator. The chip's 3D OpenGl ES capability enables high speed 3D games such as Speed Forge 3D. ODROID is connected to 42" HDTV through standard Mini HDMI cable. SOURCE
This is not an ordinary charger but it can actually charge quite a lot of portable gadgets for you. Made by Thanko, it uses a 1500mAh lithium ion battery and the company claims it can be used for nintendo, cell phones, PSP, and even the iPod. Would you use it?
According to several sources, Sony are planing a big surprise at E3 - The long-awaited and badly-needed PSP2. The PlayStation Portable is currently in its sixth year on the market, and despite having undergone a number of revisions remains largely unchanged from its initial launch. The successor to the PSP is a true update and not just a revision like the PSPgo.
