Mar 24
Sony has been making its line of DSLR cameras in the Alpha range for a number of years. A new camera that will fit into that line has been unveiled … Continue reading
Mar 23
Photographers if you’re in the market for a new camera, perhaps you might be interested in checking out the Sony A3500, a camera which will apparently be replacing the Sony A3000. We find that a little odd since the A3000 is less than a year old, but maybe Sony has their own reasons.
The folks at Sony Alpha Rumors have managed to get their hands on several photos of the upcoming handset along with its specifications. Now we should note that none of this is official yet so for all we know they could be changed when the camera has been officially launched. (more…)
Alleged Sony A3500 Photos And Specs Leaked original content from Ubergizmo. 
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Mar 21
Sony is selling its PS4 as fast as it can. But the company has experienced supply constraints ever since its launch in November 2013. And don’t expect to find a PS4 on your store shelf anytime soon — Sony told the WSJ that it doesn’t expect to meet demand before this summer. Yet, the console only recently launched in Japan, its home country. While Sony managed to sell 300,000… Read More
Mar 21
Sony Pictures has recently acquired rights that hint at where its next blockbuster movie ambitions lie, and, oddly enough, it revolves around the recent Target credit card hack’s breaking reporter. … Continue reading
Mar 21
This Week On The TC Gadgets Podcast: Android Wear, Virtual Reality Headsets, And Popcorn Time
Posted in: Today's ChiliIt’s been an exciting week in the land of gadgets. Google revealed a version of Android built for smart watches, and LG and Motorola subsequently revealed their hardware to go along with it. A slew of virtual reality gaming headsets hit the scene, including one from Sony called Project Morpheus. And if that weren’t enough, we discovered the magic of Popcorn Time, for those of you who love… Read More
Mar 21
During GDC 2014, Sony and Oculus Rift both had virtual reality headset announcements. For Sony it was the announcement of Project Morpheus, a virtual reality headset designed for gaming, and for Oculus Rift, it was the announcement of the Development Kit 2 that would be going up for pre-order.
While Sony would seem like a strong competitor to Oculus Rift, the latter appears to be pretty pleased with Sony’s entrance, stating that with Sony entering into the fray, it lends the technology a bit more credibility. That being said, Digital Foundry has analyzed both Project Morpheus and Oculus Rift and has discovered that Sony’s headset is pretty close to the Oculus Rift’s headset in terms of specs. (more…)
Project Morpheus’ Specs Reportedly Pretty Close To 2nd Gen Oculus Rift original content from Ubergizmo. 
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Mar 21
Sony launched its brand new PlayStation 4 console back in November of 2013, and the console has since gone on to sell extremely well. In fact consoles have been sold out as soon as they are put on sale, showing just how popular the console really is. Last we checked, Sony managed to sell 6 million PlayStation 4 consoles to date and based on how fast the consoles have been selling out, we have no reason not to believe them.
Now the good news is that if you were eyeing a brand new PlayStation 4 console and you refuse to pay the exorbitant prices that sellers are asking for the PlayStation 4 on websites like eBay, you might be pleased to learn that supply of the console should ease up closer to summer. (more…)
Sony Expects PS4 Supply To Be Constrained Until Summer original content from Ubergizmo. 
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Mar 21
If there is an upside to PC gaming is that lately, developers have started to allow gamers to pre-load games before the game has even been released. What this means is that gamers will be able to download and install most of the game so that when the game is officially released, all they’d have to do is hit play and they’re good to go.
In fact Titanfall is one of the more recent PC games that could be pre-loaded, thus saving gamers from having to download the 20+GB file on the day itself. Unfortunately pre-loading for consoles isn’t exactly a thing yet, but it could be soon, thanks to a tweet by inFAMOUS: Second Son’s developer, Sucker Punch. (more…)
Sony PS4 Could Get Pre-Loading Feature In The Future original content from Ubergizmo. 
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Mar 21
During GDC 2014, Sony took the wraps off their own virtual reality headset, Project Morpheus. The folks at Oculus Rift were definitely not going to stand by and do nothing which is why they have also announced the Oculus Rift Development Kit 2 that they would begin taking pre-orders for. That being said, it certainly looks like a rivalry has been created.
However the folks at Oculus Rift have been in it a bit longer than Sony, at least as far as VR gaming is concerned. On the other hand, Sony has the experience and the resources to help make up for the lost time, so how does Oculus Rift feel about Sony entering into the fray? (more…)
Oculus Rift Welcomes Sony’s Project Morpheus With Open Arms original content from Ubergizmo. 
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Mar 21
By all accounts it would seem as though Sony’s PlayStation 4 is currently doing a much better job at selling units compared to the Microsoft Xbox One. We’re not just talking about one market though: in the UK it was reported that the PS4 was leading the way along with Australia where the PS4 was outselling the Xbox One.
In fact last we checked, the Sony PlayStation 4 managed to sell over 6 million units to date, while the Xbox One managed around 3 million units, although this is based on figures from January. Basically for now, it looks like the PS4 is trumping the Xbox One (although recent reports suggest that the Xbox One could be closing in), but at the same time Microsoft does not appear to be too fazed by it. (more…)
Microsoft Not Fazed By PlayStation 4′s Lead Over The Xbox One original content from Ubergizmo. 
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