Wednesday, April 13, 2011

Sony Ericsson Xperia Pro and Neo Malaysia Price, Specs & Reviews

Last Month, Sony Ericsson had announced the Xperia Arc which comes with a sexy slim body with a massively improved display & imaging capabilities. Like the Xperia X10s we’ve seen before, Sony Ericsson has introduced more Android variants to join the arc in its 2011 line up with the Xperia pro and Xperia neo. The key difference from first look is that the pro comes with a QWERTY slider keyboard.





On earlier Sony Ericsson Xperias, one of the major gripes faced is the outdated Android versions that came pre-installed. Now it is worth noting that Sony Ericsson has finally bucked up by offering the latest Android 2.3 Gingerbread on all of its devices this year. We hope Sony Ericsson will maintain this trend of staying up to date with future releases of Android OS, which is something they struggled badly last year.

Sunday, April 10, 2011

Sony - Google Internet TV

BRAVIA Internet Video & Widgets


Watch online content on your television.


Access the latest movies, TV shows, videos, and music from your favourite websites such as YouTube™, Dailymotion, and Style.com right on your television*. You can also keep up to date with the latest news, sports results and more via customisable widgets.

















More detail please refer to sony page :




http://www.sony.com.my/microsite/bravia/sony-internet-tv.html
 


Sony Google TV unveils Internet TV
 
Sony, with the aid of Google’s brand awareness conducting a massive marketing campaign aimed at younger consumers, hopes to convince buyers that the Web and TV can coexist simply in one device thru Sony Google TV.

 

Sony’s Internet TVs, which come Wi-Fi-ready to connect to broadband networks, are built on Google’s Android platform and feature Intel’s Atom chip price start at $600 for a 24-inch model and range up to $1,400 for a 46-inch. Sony is also launching a $400 set-top box that has the same functionality as the TVs, and also includes a Blu-ray player in United States.

The TVs and set-top box come with a novel hybrid remote control, a two-hand device that features an optical mouse and a QWERTY keyboard.

Please visit for more info on Google TV.

We at Malaysia still awaiting for YTL Wireless Digital TV from YTL Communications to launch their Wireless Broadband Digital TV by end of 2011. Will YTL Digital TV be the same as Google TV?

Saturday, April 9, 2011

Microsoft will help connect Toyota cars to Internet

SEATTLEMicrosoft Corp and Toyota Motor Corp unveiled a plan on Wednesday to work together on bringing internet-connected services to Toyota's cars.


The world's biggest software company and the biggest automaker said they were investing 1 billion yen or about $12 million in Toyota Media Service Co, a Toyota unit that handles its digital offerings for customers.

The unit will focus on combining telecommunications and data for drivers in the form of GPS, multimedia, and managing power on electric and hybrid vehicles.


Toyota is planning to set up a network based on Microsoft's Azure "cloud computing" platform by 2015, which would allow customers across the world access to Toyota's digital services.


One of the services Toyota is planning will monitor and integrate a person's power usage across the home and car to maximize efficiency.

The partnership with Toyota is a departure for Microsoft, which so far has focused most of its auto industry technology efforts on Ford Motor Co.

Source: http://www.msnbc.msn.com/ & http://informasi-kereta.blogspot.com/