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Sony Xperia T, TX, V, and J hands-on pictures
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Sony at IFA 2012: Tablet S, 4K TV, Windows 8, and more
Sony took to the stage at IFA 2012 in Berlin and proceeded to unpack a boatload of new products. Continue reading…
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Sony Xperia T, V, and J smartphones
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Samsung Galaxy Note II revealed in leaked pics, runs Jelly Bean on 5.5-inch display
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Sony's new Action Cam rugged cameras go straight for GoPro's bread and butter
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Sony enters the 4K TV era with the XBR-84X900
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Sony announces NEX-5R mirrorless camera with Wi-Fi, better focus, and more controls
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