Forget the hassle of wiring your home, the Sony Altus system makes it a breeze by utilizing the 2.4GHz wireless technology. The Altus can transmit audio from your TV, stereo and also your ipod to a whopping eight distinct speakers throughout the house. The whole package includes the transmitter for compatible devices, wireless audio receiver and transmitter and the wireless speakers. $50 – $700.
Ever been in the dilemna of wanting to enjoy one of your favorite, or a new action movie in it’s true glory of surround sound, but it’s late at night and you don’t want to disturb anybody? The new Sony MDR-DS7100 7.1 Channel Wireless Headphones can help and you will be in audio bliss while everyone around you is fast asleep. $500.
At this point we all know what the Sony PlayStation 3 has to offer, but now with a new price point and a smaller figure, everything is looking brand new all over again. The PS3 used to be the cheapest BluRay player available when it first released at almost $300, which is no longer true, but it is still the only BluRay player to be able to play such great games. $300.
The Sony Prarty-Shot is a new accessory to go along with your DSC-WX1 or DSC-TX1 cameras. It has the ability to pan 360 degrees and tilt 24 degrees to make sure you can stay in the shot and not stuck behind the camera. It uses the camera’s built-in BIONZ image processor to detect faces and smiles, adjust composition, and take photos for you. $150.
These gigantic Bluray disc changers aren’t anything totally new, but Bluray is becoming cheap, standard and widespread enough, that there is a possibility that someone out there could actually fill this thing. This Sony MegaChanger can hold up to 400 discs and features the highest in quality when it comes to audio and picture output. $1,900.
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Entry-level laptops don’t usually come with as much features as this Sony VAIO NW. Powered by a 2.1GHz Intel Core 2 Duo and an ATI 512MB VRAM graphics processor, you can maximize the HD viewing pleasure with the provided Blu-ray Disc drive. Aside from treating your visual senses, the chassis also provides a beautiful sensation to the touch with the fabric-like texture of the exterior. The 15.5″ widescreen display also maximizes the natural aspect ratio of HD video so your videos will be shown the way they’re supposed to be. $880.
This new, badly needed upgrade for the Sony PSP was introduced at E3 2009, it is the Sony PSP GO. This model will now come as a slider, with a 3.8 inch display, 16GB of flash storage, Bluetooth, and a Memory Stick Micro slot. They have removed the UMD drive to make it 40 % lighter, and it will have Playstation Network support. $TBA.
