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Sony announces S1 & S2 dual screened Android tablets…
Apr 26th
sony s1 and s2 dual screen tablets
Sony has just announced a pair of Honeycomb tablets in a press event in Tokyo, called the S1 and the S2, both of which are still codenames according to Sony. It has made its 9.4-inch Sony S1 and 5.5-inch dual-screened S2 Honeycomb tablets official with a press event in Tokyo recently. We’ve been hearing about these since mid-February, and recently the Japanese paper Nikkei has said Sony has plans to enter the U.S. market before the end of Summer 2011.
The S1 is a 9.4-inch tablet with an off-center of gravity design that supposedly makes it easier to grip and more comfortable to hold. Kunimasa Suzuki, Deputy President of Sony’s consumer products and services group likens it to holding a magazine. The S2 is a 5.5-inch dual-screened tablet that has the ability to use the screens as one large canvas, or feature specially coded applications running in each independently.
Both the S1 and S2 house Nvidia Tegra 2 processors, and the ability to integrate with other Sony products. And they both sport the Playstation Suite, like the new Xperia Play smartphone. An example was given where the S1 can act as a remote for Bravia marked equipment. Both the S1 and S2 will be available globally this fall.
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The New Vaio S Series Laptops
Apr 6th
vaio s series
Sony Vaio Range of Laptops are known for its unique design and fabulous looks. And yet again, Sony has stayed up to its reputation and launched the new Vaio S series of Laptops for the Indian market.
There are three main feilds where the Sony team has worked on, in creating the Vaio S series, namely “Design”, “Mobility”,and “Power”.
New vaio s series
The Vaio S series of Notebooks contains a unique switch which helps you to switch to a differnt power mode according to your needs. The two power modes are namely “Stamina” and “Speed”.
The battery life in the Stamina Mode lasts for 1.8 times more than that in the Speed mode. The Stamina mode is for using the day-to-day applications which the Speed mode is mostly used for accessing more power from the processor for Faster operations.
The Battery life of each of the S series models is said to be of 6 hours while it is expected to last for 12 hours if you get the extended battery option. The best part is, no one will understand that you have added an extended battery as it fits inside the Notebook with ease without getting noticed.
Sony has been very careful in designing this masterpiece series. The Robust Hexa-shell design not only looks amazing but also adds stability and a royal feel to the Notebook. Its beautifully crafted Backlit Keyboard needs a special mention as it is sensitive to the lights in your vicinity. If you are working at a dark place, then the Backlit keyboards automatically lights up even though you are switch it on manually.
The Mouse Trackpad and the Fingerprint reader are easy to use, and leave a lot of empty space near the keyboard for resting our hands.
Its fully flat body is sleek i.e., thickness 23.9 mm and weights just 1.7 kgs.
It must be noted that the S series Vaio laptops will be available in 4 different colours such as Black, Blue, Pink and Silver.
vaio s series
When we speak about Mobility,S series Vaio laptops sports a 13.3″ wide screen with a resolution of 1366 x 768 pixels making it easy to carry around. The anti-reflective Glossy LCD display provides a good contrast ratio and is gentle on eyes.
The Vaio S series contains Notebooks with Intel 2nd Generation Core processors. For better processing, only Core i5 and Core i7 processors are available in this range. All the models have a dedicated 1GB HD graphic card and 4GBs of RAM.
1. 13.3” screen
2. 1.71kg
3. 23.9mm thin
4. 2nd generation Intel Core i7 and i5 Processors
5. AMD HD 6630M GPU
6. 1GB of RAM
7. 6 hours of battery life
8. 1366 x 768 resolution
The Vaio S series of Laptops is available across India and its prices are starting from Rs. 56,990 to Rs. 1,09,900.
Sony introduced new VAIO E series notebooks in India
Mar 31st
Sony has introduced new VAIO E series notebooks that come with vibrant colors. These new VAIO E series notebooks would be available in 14-inch and 15.5-inch screen sizes. Major attraction of these new VAIO E series laptops would be gradient color pattern that looks chic in Brown, Black, Pink, White, and Green.
Sony vaio E Series laptops
New Sony VAIO E series notebooks are bifurcated into EA series comprising of 14-inch models while EB series comprise of 15.5-inch models. These models claim to support full HD with 1366×768 pixel resolutions.
These VAIO E series notebooks will come loaded with Intel Core i3 and Core i5 microprocessors,Pre-loaded with Windows 7 64-bit Home Premium operating system these notebook models would hold up to 4GB RAM and up to 500GB HDD storage. Depending on the models.
sony vaio E laptop
For better graphics, Sony will offer choosing ATI’s discrete Mobility Radeon 5000 series GPU that will support DirectX 11 level graphics. This laptop also has chiclet style keyboard with USB 2.0, eSATA and HDMI ports.
Sony will sell 14-inch VAIO EA and EB series notebooks starting Rs. 34,990 onwards. To check other Sony vaio series Click Pricesbolo.
The Fundamentals of Digital Camera
Aug 16th
When the world is your canvas, so to speak, you need your tools with you to capture everything around you. Make a habit of always carrying a camera with you—you will never suffer the regret of wishing you had.
Like most things in life when your experiencing something for the first time you are often unsure how to go about it. The same can be true when buying your first digital camera. You will undoubtedly be inundated with facts; figure and more jargon than you know what to do with. Before buying check with some major price comparison websites like pricesbolo. We will attempt in this article to help you along with some of the jargon and show you what to look for when buying a digital camera. Some of the feature may not interest you unless you need your camera to perform specific tasks; however it’s always worth knowing exactly what you are buying so you can pick a good deal when you see one. There are many good brands like Samsung , Nikon, and Sony.
Mega pixels.
The resolution of a camera is measured and advertised in mega pixels. The idea behind this figure is the number of pixels that the camera has to take an image with. In this case the higher the number the better quality of picture you will be able to take.
Digital Zoom and Optical Zoom.
This is a troublesome area for some first time buyers. No doubt when you are buying a camera you will want some sort of zoom function to take those in the distance shots. There are two types of zoom Digital zoom and Optical zoom. The only one that really matters is Optical zoom, this is true a true zoom function that brings the objects closer to you using the optics of the camera. Anything you can do with digital zoom you can do with a photo editing package so don’t splash too much money on a camera with digital zoom only.
Storage Media.
Digital Camera’s come with a slot for a variety of media cards. Check when you buy your camera what type of storage media it requires. There are several popular types including Smart Media, compact flash and XD picture cards. As long as you know what should be able to safely by the correct type. Always ask at your local store if you are unsure. If you give them your make and model they should be able to point you in the right direction.
Shutter Speed.
Your camera relies on the combination of aperture and shutter speed to determine proper exposure. If you have a wide range of shutter speeds, you have more latitude in deciding what aperture to use and what kind of pictures you can take. If you have a limited range of shutter speeds, or worse only three or four shutter speeds, you might find that most of your shots are underexposed, or the camera applies software techniques to “boost” the available light by manipulating the image captured, which usually results in loss of image quality. Ensure that your digital camera provides a full range of shutter speeds ranging all the way from fast (e.g. 1/1,000 sec.) to slow (1 sec. or more).
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