Hey guys,

I have been playing with my recently bought new VAIO TZ that has an SSD (Solid State Drive) and wanted to see how it ranks and what reviews are out there, so I came across a site called Pocketables.net where I was surprised to see a couple of nice reviews posted by a fellow blogger Jenn on Sony Walkman A810 and S610. She also did a good job reviewing the Sony Walkman Cradle BCR-NWU3 and Mylo 2 Cradle. Nice pictures accompany her views and comparisons to other players as well. It is good to see a non-biased review once in a while. So check it out!

Walkman A810                   Walkman S610                Walkman Cradle

                                             

Hey guys,

Sorry it has been a while since the blog has been updated with some juicy news from Sony. I wanted to refresh it some as a lot of you got tired of seeing the post regarding Sony denying the sale of their chip operations, which I believe they ended up selling anyways…

Quite a few revolutionary things happened in the World of Sony, like abandoning Atrac format (at least for the most part, except Japan), introducing Walkman models with integrated Bluetooth, bringing Sony Rolly to the US (hopefully we’ll see it soon in SonyStyle stores), Blu-ray winning the HD format war and Phil Harrison leaving PS3 division. As for Atrac, are you guys keeping your libraries as is or already converted to MP3s? And for those who got the newest generation of Walkman, are you enjoying new ways of managing your music? By the way, just a reminder Sony Connect store will be closing at the end of this month, so if you have any coupons or credit left, get busy and pick up some music, and back up your existing DRMed music to a CD.

Anyways, I hope to update this blog from time to time and keep you informed on some new developments, as well as post some reviews. Thanks for sticking around and participating in the forums!

P.S. Check out the Download Section, a new PSP Demo game for Echochrome and Space Invaders Extreme

And if you have not tried Patapon Demo yet, shame on you!