Sony Playstation 3D Display Review - Gadget Review

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Sony Playstation 3D Display Review Gadget Review For a 1080p display, it crams all of the essentials while maintaining excellent picture quality. With a completely black coat remeniscient of the Playstation 2 design (the older finish, not the newer PS3 original glossy decal or updated gunmetal matte) ...

Products to look out for in 2012 - Business Today

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Products to look out for in 2012 Business Today If sources are to be believed, the Kindle Fire 2 will have an 8.9-inch display and will catch up on some missing features like GPS, camera and microphone. We don't know whether it will be called the iPhone 5 or something else.

iPhone 4S vs. Playstation Vita (comparison) - Gadget Review

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iPhone 4S vs. Playstation Vita (comparison) Gadget Review The Vita's 5″ display may be more power hungry, but OLED is less power intensive than LCD displays. And the iPhone is always connected because it's a phone. Even then, Sony averages 3-5 hours of gameplay, 5 hours of video playback, and 9 hours of ... and more »

Sony HMZ-T1 Personal 3D Viewer Review - Gadget Review

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Sony HMZ-T1 Personal 3D Viewer Review Gadget Review The biggest barrier between “bigger” TVs and us is having to buy a new display — you can't “upgrade” from a 42-inch to a 55, 60 or larger. And if your recently purchased HDTV doesn't do 3D and you want it — again you're stuck with buying a new set or ... and more »

Sony's Highly Personal, Surprisingly Decent 3D Viewer - TIME

TIME	Sony's Highly Personal, Surprisingly Decent 3D Viewer TIME That original version was called the Glasstron; it used LCD screens and didn't do 3D or HD. The technology has come a long way in the past 15 years. To use this new gadget to watch 3D video, you need a device capable of outputting 3D.

Review: Sony BRAVIA KDL-55HX925 - Techtree.com

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Review: Sony BRAVIA KDL-55HX925 Techtree.com With newer technologies such as LCD and Plasma replacing CRTs, large screen televisions have become fairly common and increasingly affordable. Like all other industries, this one is also going green with the power efficient LED-backlit technology ... and more »