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Microsoft confirmed it will cut the price of its Xbox 360 video game console on 8/27, launching a counter move to a recent Sony PlayStation 3 price cut.

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Sony Ericsson recently introduced the C905a Cybershot camera phone aimed at consumers who want their mobile phone to be able to take high-quality images.

The phone has an 8.1-megapixel camera,…

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Netflix and Sony have agreed to a new partnership deal in which Netflix subscribrs will be able to stream Netflix content directly to some Sony Bravia TV models.

The new service will begin…

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During the Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) in Los Angeles, Sony officially introduced the PSP Go — the newest, smallest version of the PlayStation Portable handheld gaming unit. Details of…

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Not to be outdone by Microsoft, Sony unveiled an engineering prototype for a Playstation 3 motion controller at this year’s E3.

The unnamed project is best described as a cross between Nintendo’s…

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Sony has agreed to participate in a developing online music video service that was founded by YouTube and Universal Music Group, the company said in a press release.

"We share a common vision…

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Even though hardware sales numbers have bounced around because of the turbulent global economy, market research indicates that the Sony PlayStation 3 has yet again topped hardware charts in Japan.

The PS3 sold 23,351 units in Japan, with the Nintendo Wii selling 18,439 units last week, while the…read more…

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Japan will get a taste of the reborn Walkman brand when Sony launches a new portable MP3 player there next week.

Featurewise, the Walkman X Series is attractive, with a three-inch screen, Wi-Fi, a Web browser, an FM tuner and noise cancellation. The "hybrid" display uses an…read more…

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Sony’s entertainment arm has confirmed it is "having conversations with YouTube" regarding posting full length movies on the video sharing site.

Paula Askanas, spokeswoman for Sony Pictures Television in Los Angeles, made the comment in a recent interview but declined to reveal more…read more…

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The Sony PlayStation 3 received a strong sales boost thanks to two new video games released by Capcom and Sega, which helped Sony outsell the Nintendo Wii for the first time in more than a year.

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