Where other FX series cameras lack burst and flash capabilities, the FX2 does not. Sony calls the FX2 an entry for future filmmakers, but the FX2 doesn’t replace another model in the lineup; rather it ...

The camera pairs the design and interface of Sony’s Cinema Line with the ability to capture high-resolution stills.

The camera can handle up to 13 hours of continuous recording in 4K 60p2, and offers variable frame rate settings, allowing up ...

The Sony Bravia 7 hits delivers a great value in the center of Sony’s 2024 TV lineup. A kid brother to the Sony Bravia 9, it delivers a lot of the same impressive quality and picture processing ...

The SonyEricsson C902 is a high-end "Cyber-shot feature phone model from the Japanese-Swedish firm. The slim C902 has a candy-bar form with a short-travel slide mechanism to both uncover and activate ...

But recently Sony Ericsson’s phones have been teaching each other tricks, leading to the arrival of two seemingly identical new handsets: the W902 and C902. Both have a 240×320 screen, HSDPA, A2DP ...

As well as a titanium bod’, SE says it’ll pack in tons of ‘Bond–inspired content.’ That means finger–print recognition, an X–Ray scanner and in–built games. Oh and did we mention the ‘gun–barrel ...

While packed with all the now-familiar cell accoutrements – music player, email, AGPS location-based services and navigation, the Sony Ericsson C902’s main drawing card is its 5-megapixel camera.

“Unless the bulk bothers you, the sacrifices made for hard game controls are quite livable, making the Sony Ericsson Xperia Play a worthy consideration for smartphones gamers sick of swiping at ...

Take the Sony Ericsson C902 for instance. The phone was the K800i’s successor and that’s apparent when considering its cameras. Packing a 5MP rear sensor, which was used by Bond to snap up ...

It was back in October last year that Sony announced it would be buying long-term ally Ericsson out of the partnership, ending one of the most enduring collaborations in the mobile industry ...

This marks the completion of the transaction jointly announced by Sony and Ericsson on October 27, 2011, and makes Sony Ericsson a wholly-owned subsidiary of Sony. Sony will rename Sony Ericsson ...