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Sony Preparing an AppleTV Killer?

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Where Apple goes, Sony is soon to follow. Or vice-versa. So Apple has its wireless gadget for getting iTunes video to your TV. And so will Sony, maybe.

A chance encounter on the train from Makuhari station to Tokyo, I overheard talk about a possible video-streaming system for Sony Vaio PCs that uses ultrawideband to send uncompressed high-def video to TVs. On the PC end, it requires adding a wireless chip. On the TV end, there will probably be a wireless adapter that simply plugs into the HDMI audio/video port.

Watch for it in the next couple years.—Sean Captain

 

 

 

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How will they screw that up? What type of spyware or crippling will they stick on the thing? How will they accuse their customers of being theives?
The only "Anything Killer" that Sony ever makes is a "Customer Killer"
How are they still a company?

SOny can actualy do what they desired ?

Sony is just a mind reader of its customer because it produces what its customer desires in its dream..........

http://www.electrocomputerwarehouse.com

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