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xbitlabs.com - 7/1/2009
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Sony Opens "Official Licensed Product" Program for PlayStation Peripherals
cdrinfo.com - 6/30/2009
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cdrinfo.com —
Sony Optiarc, a subsidiary of Sony Group, has
released a new high-end DVD burner. The AD-7240S is...
one of the few t DVD burner to achieve a 24x burning rate. According to Optiarc, this speed 'miracle' is reliable thanks to Auto Strategy Technology, ...
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Optiarc AD7240S
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engadget.com - 7/7/2009
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engadget.com —
Not so much of a surprise now, but
Sony's bringing its 10.1-inch Vaio W stateside as well,...
and yes, according to the Sony reps we talked to, this time they really do mean to call it a netbook, unlike its Vaio P brethren . Likewise, with that ...
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Sony Vaio W netbook now official in US, coming August ...
mobil.nu - 7/5/2009
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Eksklusivt: Mobil afslører Sony Ericssons første Android-mobil [4.
juli 2009] [Updated with English version] Mobil har eksklusivt...
fået fat i billeder af Sony Ericssons første Android-mobil, der bliver annonceret senere på året. Den er baseret på ...
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Eksklusivt: Mobil afslører Sony Ericssons første Android
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Sony to Approve Third Party Peripherals for PlayStation Through Special Program
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... platforms including PlayStation Portable handheld entertainment system, PlayStation 2 and PlayStation 3. Obviously, the program will hardly be free for manufacturers, but Sony does not provide any information regarding licensing fees.
Sony will provide “Official Licensed Product logo” to be used on product packages, proving that the peripherals and accessories have been designed for each respective PlayStation platform, qualifying Sony’s standards and requirements.
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