You asked, we’re answering. In addition to all the CES news we shared, we also invited you, our readers to post your questions about the gadgets we announced. The SGNL by Sony team picked some of these and rounded up the latest and greatest info to share with all of you. Some really great questions were submitted including ones on our new Crystal LED display technology, the Xperia™ phone line and our Bloggie Live® MP4 camera. Check out the video and let us know what you think.
Your CES 2012 Gadget Questions Answered
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I like to buy a Sony 3d Full HD television, but I don’t know if I must wait for the 2012-serie with passive 3D or bying a TV now with active 3D.
I’m bedridden and handicapped so my world have another view as other people. I like even to buy a full-frame DSLR with a-mount for my old minolta lenses. I’m (despite my illnesess) a hapopy user of Sony-products. My last buying of this year is the external blurayplayer BDX-S600U in the Nertherlands.
Kindly regards,
Ruudino Eglefino
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~ I’m even open, honest and sincere to myself and to others…! ~
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I just attached you streaming vidoe to my TV wirelessly. How do I access the programs?
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At Bestbuy I went to look for readers, and when I asked which reader allowed you to write directly on the page to make notes and underline, the salesperson said only the Sony reader can do that out of the box. Now, how come Sony does not sell this point? It’s perfect for students and serious readers. Sony should have a commercial showing one student writing and then crossing out his annotations on page, making a huge mess and confusing himself, and then another student who writes some notes on page, edits them, and makes new notes. That is one area where new technology really does make making notes easier.
Also, Sony was the first reader to allow library downloads. It should have a commercial where one guy walks out of the library carrying a stack of books, teetering down the steps, while another guy walks BY the library and with a few swipe gets all the library books he needs for summer vacation or for his college course.
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