Sony is continuing to make its network strategy a reality with three new digital video recorders that have broadband connectivity and can be programmed from a cell phone. Sony will release in Japan ...

We were expecting Sony to launch something like PlayStation Now, which is cloud-based streaming for games. But Sony seems to have larger ambitions, launching a TV service that will provide live ...

A Sony exec says the company is working on PlayTV 2, a new version of its DVR add-on product that hasn't yet made it to the U.S. CNET contributor Don Reisinger is a technology columnist who has ...

Thanks, Sony, for making us think that you just may be on our side sometimes, Sony has given us a little gift with its RDR-AX75 DVR. As well letting you store MPEG-4 videos to its 250GB hard drive and ...

Sony Japan has been preparing an ISDB-T tuner peripheral called torne for the PS3 for quite some time now, and today the company announced [JP] both a final price ($110) and a release date (March 18).

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Like TV? Like your Playstation 3? Enjoy jumping through all kinds of unnecessary hoops? Then Stuff says Sony’s Play TV is just for you. For the most part, the device functions like a normal DVR, but ...

Sony is jumping into the world of TV streaming in select markets with the announcement and preliminary launch of PlayStation Vue. The new service promises to let users in Chicago, New York City and ...

Today at the D: Dive Into Media conference, Michael Lynton, CEO of Sony Corporation of America and Sony Entertainment, said that the rise of Netflix and DVRs are fundamentally changing the way that ...

“Torne?” “Nasne?” If you’re wondering what the Hell these terms are, don’t worry. Sony’s PS3 compatible DVR systems currently have no announced release outside of Japan. Just for an overview, torne ...

Speaking to The Press, Sony New Zealand's Warwick Light casually mentioned that Sony has plans make the PS3 more than just a game machine, or even a Blu-ray player: We're also hoping next year – about ...