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maximumpc.com - 10/19/2009

Sony Shows Off Prototype for 360 Degree 3D Display

— maximumpc.com — Boy oh boy has 3D technology come a long way since the advent of those horrendous blue... and red glasses that are still around today. Taking the technology to a new level, Sony says it has developed a 360-degree 3D display, which it plans to show off during Tokyo's Digital Content Expo 2009 this ... (more) Sony Shows Off Prototype for 360 Degree 3D Display

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bit-tech.net - 10/20/2009

Sony demos 3D display prototype

— bit-tech.net — Sony will demo a prototype of its true 3D display at Japan's Digital Content Expo on Thursday,... and it's certainly a departure from the norm. (more) Sony demos 3D display prototype

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i4u.com - 10/17/2009

Sony Xperia X3 Spotted

— i4u.com — Android nerds everywhere have been on the lookout for the Sony Rachel Xperia X3, aka the "Rachel",... for months now. The X3 was expected to be one of the first Android smartphones released to pack the extra-speedy 1 GHz Snapdragon processor. Though... (more) Sony Xperia X3 Spotted

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TechRadar: All review feeds:  Review: Sony Ericsson W395

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@Danacea does http://www.sonyericsson.com/support help? There is vista software, maybe that needs updating? 20 days ago

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Review: Sony Ericsson W395
TechRadar: All review feeds — ... Tracks and video content can be loaded up on to the M2 card or copied from a PC using the supplied USB cable downloadable Sony Ericsson Media Manager software (see www.sonyericsson.com/support), dragged or dropped in mass storage mode or alternatively transferred via Bluetooth. ...

Review: Sony Ericsson W395
TechRadar: Computing reviews — ... Tracks and video content can be loaded up on to the M2 card or copied from a PC using the supplied USB cable downloadable Sony Ericsson Media Manager software (see www.sonyericsson.com/support), dragged or dropped in mass storage mode or alternatively transferred via Bluetooth. ...