Pokepad is a Pocket PC concept that channels the Sony Vaio a bit and also the Nokia N95. Albeit sans distracting apps.

The comic made its Japanese-language debut in the country in 1969, while Japanese entertainment company, Sanrio, was inspired ...

Sony Vaio SVE1413YPNB is a Windows 7 Professional laptop. It is powered by a Core i7 processor and it comes with 4GB of RAM. The Sony Vaio SVE1413YPNB packs 500GB of HDD storage.

Sony has launched a new 27-inch PlayStation gaming monitor in the US and China, featuring a QHD IPS display with a 120Hz refresh rate for PS5 and up to 240Hz for PC/Mac. The monitor includes HDR ...

Sony Vaio SVF1521ASNB is a Windows 8 Professional laptop. It is powered by a Core i3 processor and it comes with 2GB of RAM. The Sony Vaio SVF1521ASNB packs 500GB of HDD storage.

It's been speculated on. It's been rumored. It's been hoped for. And according to an interview with TechRadar, it's happening. Android ecosystem president Sameer Samat says Google plans to combine ...

The VAIO SX-R is a thoughtfully designed laptop that caters to the diverse needs of professionals, creatives, and multitaskers. With its combination of advanced technology, durable construction, and ...

While these are nearly two years old, the Sony WH-1000XM5 are still among the best headphones you can get right now. We know many of you are spending big bucks on these, but you may be having a hard ...

A long-term project of mine is the the Sony Vaio new mainboard project. A year ago, I used it as an example to show you the cool new feature in KiCad 8, known as “background bitmaps”. There are a heap ...

VAIO, a well-known Japanese PC maker, has introduced its latest laptops, the VAIO SX14-R and VAIO Pro PK-R, featuring Intel’s Core Ultra processors. These new devices use Intel’s Meteor Lake ...

The National Football League and Sony announced today a partnership naming Sony as an official technology partner of the NFL, as well as the new official headphones of the NFL. Through this ...

“It’s time to reintroduce HDR,” according to Sony’s chief distinguished engineer, Toshiyuki Ogura, who has been working with and developing HDR (high dynamic range) technology since its inception.