Friday, November 14, 2008
Sony Launches Green Glove Recycling Service - Bravia LCD
Sony Style announced today that it is launching a Green Glove SM Service that will take some of the work out of recycling old televisions. When Sony customers purchase a 32 inch diagonal or larger new Sony BRAVIA LCD television at a Sony Style store or direct at sonystyle.com and use the premier in-home delivery service when purchasing, their old TVs will be hauled away and responsibly recycled.
Sony also still offers their Waste Management Recycle America drop off location (www.sony.com/recycle for locations). waste, and the companies anticipate the number to grow exponentially in the years ahead.
Way to go Sony. Keep up the good work!
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Thursday, November 13, 2008
Sony Ericsson Xperia X1 - Xperia X1 Launches in US
Sony Ericsson launched the Xperia™ X1 today in the U.S. The Xperia™ X1 offers multimedia and communication that are in high demand. The Xperia™ X1 will be available from Sony authorized resellers starting on Nov 28th, 2008. You can place pre-orders starting today (Nov 13th.). The MSRP for the "unlocked" devices is just under $800. The device is customizable allowing you to have a device that is unique for "you".
Features:- VGA display touchscreen
- Full QWERTY keyboard
- Sleek silver metal- finished arc slider handset.
- Supports fast 3G networks
- Supports WiFi
- 3.2 Megapixel Camera
- Bluetooth™ stereo (A2DP)4
- Size: 110 x 53 x 16.7 mm
- Weight: 145 grams
- Main screen: 65,536 color TFT
- Resolution: 800 X 480 pixels
- Size: 3 inches
- Phone memory (up to 400 MB)
- microSD memory card support
See full Sony Press Release
Sunday, November 9, 2008
Samsung LN52A850 LCD TV - 52 inch - Samsung HDTV
Inputs: HDMI (4), Composite (2), Component (2), S-Video, PC, RFOutputs - Headphone Jack
Honda Unveils Walking Machine - Robotic Walker
Honda said they designed it with the thought of the robotic legs being used by factories workers when performing everyday tasks in an assembly line. They also said it could be useful for people standing in long lines or people who make deliveries (ie. Postal Service, UPS, Fedex, etc.). Personally, I would like to see if I could sneek them under my sweatpants and enter the olympics.
Honda's robotic legs are supposed to be available commercially at some point (price unknown). Honda is supposed to begin using them in their factories next month.
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These robotic legs are the coolest thing I have see in a while.
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