HD is gonna be.....SMALL

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Sony have gone and made the world's smallest HD camera, and they've given it the inspiring name of HDR-TG1. It measures just 1.3-inches deep and records 1920 x 1080 full HD videos. Despite it's size, it's packed full of goodies like face detection, a 10x zoom Carl Zeiss lens ang BIONZ - no, not a giant mech like Grandizer or Mazinger Z, it's Sony's image processing technology.

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Sony Ericsson details its first Android phone

Sony Ericsson has released details and a video of its upcoming Xperia X10 smartphone based on Google's Android operating system.
The X10, which had been code-named Rachel, has a 1GHz Snapdragon processor, which should make this one of the fastest Android phones yet. The phone will sport version 1.6 of Android--aka Donut--and it will run applications from the Android Market and Sony Ericsson's PlayNow arena. The device will also feature an 8-megapixel camera, with autofocus and an LED photo light.

Expect to see the Xperia X10 in stores in the first quarter of 2010. Meanwhile, here's a video that Sony Ericsson posted Monday.

Read more of "Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 hands-on photos: Hello, Rachel" at Crave UK.

Cute little Humpty Dumpty Dancing

This post is in response to PAB, who commented on my recent post about the Sony Rolly. I saw this video on Youtube and it shows a Rolly dancing, the purpose of this post is to give you an idea on how this little thing dances. For this video, it dances to the tune of Kanye West's Touch the Sky. It is really cute. Take a look....

What is Sony Rolly?

Have you seen an Mp3 player that dances along to the beat of your music? Or have you ever imagined such a thing? That is what Sony Rolly is all about.

This gadget is the newest addition to Sony's vast array of Mp3 players. It is designed to interact with the music that is playing, it is done using a software called Auto Motion Function, Bundled motion editor software, using this software users can configure the motion pattern for the Rolly as well as the timing and color of the LED sidelights.

This might put a new meaning to Mp3 players in the future. But it's definitely fun to stare at this little oval egg-like thingy dancing on your desktop. It's hot. It's gonna be out in the market in Japan later on this month. So you guys watch for it.

Sony PSP Go!

Okay, so not all of us have tried every game there is for the Sony PSP right? And now here is another Sony portable device that is rumored to take Sony PSP's place. This Sony product is called Sony PSP Go. This product was introduced during the E3 2009 Conference. And it's coming out October 1st for an introductory price of $249.00.


It is 50% smaller than the original PSP device and also 40% lighter. With this one Sony had made a big change with the gadget. Instead of the Universal Multi-media disk drive they replaced it with digital download which is what makes it even better than the original PSP. So you don't have to buy game cd's instead you are going to download it. Which is more nifty.

So guys! What do you think about the new PSP Go???