Sony VAIO VGN-TX1XP review
The Sony Vaio VGN TX1XP is wafer thin with dedicated DVD player buttons and a five-hour pumping battery
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Sony NW-E005 review
Sony’s latest looks like a snazzy USB key but has simplified controls making it easy to use and a bright, clear OLED screen
Sony PSP review
The Sony PlayStation Portable comes with its own UMD movie format, has a 4.3in colour screen and a pile of freebie online content
Sony NW-A1000 review
Sony’s latest Apple whacker comes in an array of jewel-like colours, a floating screen and backlit buttons
Sony NW-A3000 review
Sony might have been fashionably late for the party but it’s definitely walked into a warm reception
PS2 loses its power
Sony is recalling 3.5 million power adapters for its slimline PlayStation 2 console after fears of overheating
Sony’s purple ‘pods
No sooner does Apple launch the ROKR and nano then Sony releases its own portable music salvo. Its new Walkmans (to be known only as Walkman, don’t you know) come in 6GB and 20GB form, and look entirely different from any of Sony’s previous HD efforts. An
PSP breaks sales record
Sony’s PlayStation Portable has become the fastest selling games console in UK history, shifting 185,000 units in the first four days of sale – despite many stores selling out within hours of launch. So, have you managed to get your hands on the Greatest
Tomorrow is PSP Europe day!
As of midnight tonight, you’ll be able to buy legal European PSPs for around £180 or €250. But you’d better start queuing – it’s believed that just 150,000 units of the must-have portable gaming deck will be available in the UK, and most of them will be s
Sony throws magic Beans at the iPod Shuffle
These four cute ‘n’ curvy numbers promise a monster 50 hour battery and built-in USB connectors to take on Apple’s smallest iPod
PSP gets web browser
Phew, you won’t have to hack your PSP to death. Sony’s adding a full HTML web browser in a firmware update in just six days’ time – plus AAC support, a wallpaper feature and loads more
Sony’s first sat-nav
Exclusive: That whimpering noise you can hear? It’s the sound of TomTom quaking in its booties at the sight of Sony’s NVX-P1, a 2GB portable sat-nav with a monster screen
