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arstechnica.com - 10/3/2008
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Sony gears up to take on the Kindle with a new Reader model that's got a touch-sensitive screen, a gesture-driven interface, and a UI that's somewhere between a Reader and an iPhone. We played with the new device at Sony's event and think it has some real potential—with a couple of caveats. ...
bit-tech.net - 10/11/2008
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It's fast, it's furious, it's not a predictably
awful Vin Diesel film! It's Sony's high definition remake...
of one of the games that first cemented it as a leader in the console industry - but does Andy think that Wipeout HD is enough to interest gamers ...
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Wipeout HD
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shacknews.com - 9/30/2008
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Sony Computer Entertainment Japan announced today that it
will announce 14 new games at the Tokyo Game...
Show, which starts next Thursday. Eleven of those will be announced for the PlayStation 3 while three will hit the PSP handheld. Within those ...
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Sony to Announce 14 New Games at Tokyo Game Show
xbitlabs.com - 10/4/2008
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Sony Expected to Look at Lower Cost Hardware
for PlayStation 4...
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Sony PlayStation 4 Likely to Feature Improved Version of ...
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Sony introduces touch-screen eBook reader
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Sony has decided to take on Amazon, with the introduction of a new handheld book reader that is intended to compete with the Kindle. The new eBook reader will rely on a touch-screen interface that is intended to maximize screen space at the cost of bulky buttons. An interesting note is that Sony has already stated that this device was released in Japan – and did horribly. That might seem like a good sign to abandon the unit, especially after Sony concluded that many in the U.S. didn't like the idea of reading a book on a screen. So what is Sony's marketing plan? A rather viral ...
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