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Dec. 13, 2000--Sony Electronics is offering a free wireless modem that enables new VAIO notebook owners to access business-critical information, browse Web sites, read and send e-mail, obtain stock quotes and check movie listings on their notebook PCs from just about anywhere in the U.S. Read more

Chrono Cross had a strong legacy to live up to. The original Chrono Trigger for Super Nintendo was an instant classic, gathering a large following of fans and revolutionizing role playing games. When a sequel was announced, fans seemed skeptical about Square's ability to deliver another classic, for several members of the original Chrono Trigger "dream team" were not working on Chrono Cross. Square however, accomplished the unthinkable and created a masterpiece that does not disappoint relative to its predecessor in any way. Read more

Sony is the first to market a laptop with Transmeta's new Crusoe processor. Crusoe is the new chip on the block. It's a competitor to Intel and AMD and was designed in part by Linux mastermind Linus Torvald. Besides super long battery life (up to 5-hours) the low heat, 600MHz Crusoe processor takes up less space inside the box than its competitors allowing for smaller, more efficient machines. Read more

Nov. 2, 2000--Sony Electronics has integrated digital entertainment with the essentials of personal computing and the new mobile Intel Pentium III 750MHz processor to create both the lightest and the slimmest new VAIO PCs with Intel's SpeedStep technology. Read more

In timing with the highly anticipated launch of Sony's PlayStation 2 (PS2), Radica introduces the Vibra Force 2 Racing Wheel and Vibra Force 2 Controller, the latest additions to the company's peripherals line; the new controllers are 100% compatible with PS2 consoles and feature fully analogue buttons which offer 256 degrees of sensitivity. And, these controllers will be easy to find, being available wherever PlayStations are sold. Read more

Entertainment Robot America, a division of Sony Electronics Inc., announced it will begin accepting orders in the U.S. on Nov. 16 for a new series of AIBO Entertainment Robots, which will be able to recognize up to 50 spoken words and include a variety of other advanced features. Read more

Every high definition junkie from Maine to Maui is craving Sony's new LCD projector. Read more

Sony Electronics today announced two totally portable, all digital solutions for viewing and editing, Digital8 Video Walkman VCRs, models GV-D200 and GV-D800. Read more

Power and style are uniting Sony Electronics' newest members of the VAIO desktop PC family announced today.Read more

1000 ANSI Lumen Brightness
High Resolution LCD Panel True XGA (1366 X 768)
HD ready
Digital Reality Creation Circuitry
Cinema Black Setting
Short Throw Distance
RGB Input: Accepts RGB signal (fH: 15-80kHz, fV: 50-85 Hz)
1.2x zoom lens, f2.2 - 2.5, f44.6 0 53.6mm
Acceptable screen sizes 40in. - 300in. (viewable area measured diagnally)
3D Gamma Adjustment
Digital Keystone Correction

Resolution:XGA (1366 x 768); Video 750 TV lines; HD 1100 TV lines
Brightness:1000 ANSI lumens
Weight:17.6 lbs.
Dimensions:15.6 in. (W) x 16.9 in. (D) x 6.6 in. (H)
Display Device:3 x 1.35-inch polysilicon TFT LCD panels
Compatibility:PC and Macintosh computer signals; NTSC 3.58, NTSC 4.43, PAL, PAL-M, PAL-N, PAL60, SECAM, and HD video signals (720p, 1080i, 480p/i).
No. of Colors:16.7 million
Audible Noise:30 dB
Lamp:200W UHP 1.4mm short arc length; 1000 hrs. in Standard or Normal Mode; 2000 hrs. in Low or Cinema Mode
Lens:1.2x zoom lens, F2.2 to 2.5; f 44.6-53.6mm
Keystone: Digital correction
Input: Composite video (BNC), S-video (Y/C), HDTV studio standard, RS-232C Controller
Output: S-video loopthrough
H-Sync Range:15-91 kHz
V-Sync Range:50-85 Hz
Built-in Audio: No onboard audio capabilities
Image Size: 40 in. to 300 in. diagonal
Throw Distance:1.26-11.48m in 16:9 mode; 1.56-14.07m in 4:3 mode
Accessories:Remote Commander Control Unit: RM-PJVW10, Visual Cable, AA size battery (2), air filter, user manual.