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Sony XDR-F1HD

After years of being priced as luxury items, tabletop HD Radios finally dipped below $200 and even $100 in 2008. However, most of those models still didn't actually sound very good--either the tuner wasn't terribly adept at pulling in stations or the speakers were pretty cheap. That's where the Sony...

Tags: Advertising & Promotion, Sony Corp., Sony XDR-F1HD, tuner, radio

Product reviews 2008-11-18

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Sony XDR-S3HD HD Radio

HD Radio technology has been around for years, but finding products that support it remains something of a challenge--even as an overwhelming majority of home and car audio products offer plug-and-play support for Sirius or especially XM satellite radios. By contrast, HD Radio is still largely limited to extreme high-end...

Tags: Advertising & Promotion, HD radio technology, Sony Corp., radio, HD radio, XDR-S3HD

Product reviews 2007-09-14

Sony's nightmare scenario

Sony's nightmare scenarioi'm getting ps3 over xboxJust waiting til that PS3 Home comes out. And some more cool games.http://www.engadget.com/2007/03/07/playstation-home-revealed/I've never used xbox or xbox live since cool games on xbox come out eventually on PC (halo, gears of war)I couldn't agree moreI made the argument that Sony cannot sustain...

Tags: HD DVD, DVD, Consumer electronics, supplier, John C, Sony Corp., BluRay, HD-DVD

Discussion threads 2007-06-12

PlayStation 3 component prices: Why so high?

PlayStation 3 component prices: Why so high?does PS3 run Linux??If it does I might get one.Does high price equal high quality?I hope the high price is justified. I don't want my disks being scratched like in the 360, or the power supply setting on fire like the Xbox. Though I...

Tags: Games, Game players, Sony Playstation, Sony Corp., game, Microsoft Xbox, Sony PlayStation 3, Microsoft Corp.

Discussion threads 2006-02-23

Apple's x86 Move: reality and the party line

An August 19th, 2005 Computerworld newsletter had an article by Michael de Agonia which caught my eye. Here's a bit from what I thought was an excellent expression of the official Apple line on this: While the timing of IBM's Power news raised some eyebrows,...

Tags: Apple Computer Inc., IBM Corp., Agonia

Blog posts 2005-08-22

Cell chip: Hit or hype?

Cell chip: Hit or hype?Cost of memoryYou say, "Cell comes with an integrated memory controller for high-performance XDR memory from Rambus--which means that the current design works exclusively with this pricey stuff.". I pretty much agree with the rest of your article but I don't understand how you can...

Tags: Processors, IBM Corp., Ars Technica, Cell, chip, PC

Discussion threads 2005-02-09