Sony stories - Page 19

Sony, Vodafone, and Nokia have emerged as the most trusted brands in the 2010 Readers Digest Trusted Brand Survey, excelling in their respective categories.

Mark Dasent and Kevin Swainson of Connector Systems secure the Sanyo Security brand for NZ, integrating advanced digital video solutions into their portfolio.

LimeWire is set for closure after a US Federal court ruled it guilty of copyright infringement, with the RIAA demanding USD $150,000 per violation.

Sony will halt sales of 3.5-inch floppy disks in Japan from March 2011, ending an era that began in 1981 due to dwindling demand.

CEO Sir Howard Stringer says the firm will create a green model for others to follow while setting itself a zero environmental footprint target by 2050.

ApocalyPS3 crisis averted as PlayStation 3 users regain access to games and PSN, with a fix for lost data also emerging.

The TiVo media device, offering Freeview TV and CASPA On-Demand services, is now available at Telecom, allowing users to download new-releases and TV shows.

Sony's A550 DSLR dazzles with its 24.6MP Exmor sensor and dual processors, offering low-noise, detailed images up to ISO 6400.

New handset from Telecom XT Network delivers news, TV shows, movies and YouTube videos straight to your phone. $999 price tag.

Sucker Punch's inFamous for PS3 asks: hero or self-server? With configurable powers and a vast city, it promises intrigue but lacks originality.

In stark contrast to this month’s netbook roundups (see page 38), Sony’s VGNZ17GNB is a premium-priced notebook with all the trimmings and a very slim profile.

Sony's Ps-Lx300USB turntable revives vinyl with USB compatibility for easy LP digitisation, despite some software hiccups.

The PSP 3000 is Sony’s latest portable gaming system that kids of all ages will be nagging Santa for this Christmas.