The Sony ICF-C717PJ projection alarm clock is designed to project the time on your bedroom wall, or ceiling as the projector can be set to different angles.
Sony will soon launch its newest contributions to the photography market. Sony has been working on the NEX-5 ($650) and NEX-3 ($550) for quite sometime now. These two lightweight HD cameras have a magnesium-alloy body which weighs only 288g with battery and card and 502g with lens. The NEX-3 has a 720p video capture using the MP4 codec, which is good for Youtube sharing in HD. Its bigger brother, the NEX-5 can create larger 1080i60 videos using a higher quality AVCHD codec. It can also be throttled down to use the lower quality MP4 codec.
A portable DVD player is a great way to take the best movies from your entertainment library on the road with you, so you're never too far away from being able to watch your favorite films. Many electronics companies now produce versions of this great portable entertainment device. Which portable DVD player is the best for you to watch your movies on far away from home?
If you want to listen to your own music in a loud or distracting environment, then a pair of noise cancelling headphones is probably your best bet. Noise cancelling headphones no only provide your ears with the sweet notes emanating from whatever audio source you plug them into, but they also actively cancel out the annoying noises from the surrounding environment. Which of these noise cancelling headphones do you like the best?
The smart phones market is arguably the most exciting at the moment because several manufacturers are trying hard to compete for your money. Which is the best model in your view?
Digital cameras with image sensors greater that 10 megapixels can be a good choice for most amateur photo enthusiasts as they can give you excellent pictures in most situations. Which model would you recommend?
It you want more than just a TV experience when watching a movie or if you need to organise a presentation for a rather large audience then a digital projector might be the tool for you. These devices have come a long way since the first one appeared on the market and now they are offering incredible features and quality. Which one would you recommend?
Nowadays you can take moving pictures and sound with phones or digital cameras but if you really want to have high quality results you might want to use a camcorder. There is a wide range of high definition models available with prices starting at as low as 100 dollars but which ones would you pick for your needs?
Is Sony's Blu-ray the real deal or is it Laser Disc's younger brother? Does Sony have what it takes to compete with VOD and Streaming. This question will probably be answered within the very near future.
