Gran Turismo 6 truly aims to bring the real-life racing experience home - even more so if you have one of these racing seats - thanks to an overhauled engine that boasts adaptive tessellation technology to give the vehicles a next-generation sheen. The game will feature 71 layouts of 33 tracks and 1200 vehicles. Product page. Continue reading for a video, more screenshots, and additional information.
If the PS4 were to feature an iMac-inspired, all-in-one design, this is what it might look like. There would be a built-in speakers, top-loading disc drive, flexible transparent, and a PS4 Eye all crammed into a svelte portable package. Continue reading for the video.
With just a few simple clicks, this Sony hybrid laptop transforms into a fully-functional, 21" all-in-one-desktop computer. Other features include: a removable keyboard and trackpad, along with an inductive power stand for mobility. Continue reading for more pictures and information.
Gizmodo recently got their hands on pictures of developer PS4 consoles, and as you can see, they "typically just hide final console design - they're never really that attractive. Click here to view the first image in today's viral picture gallery. Continue reading for a video of a real-life 9.5-foot tall robot spotted at Comic Con.
Sony's PlayStation 4 isn't just about the $399 price point nor its DUALSHOCK 4 controller, but the new function that broadcasts while you play in real-time through Ustream, which enables friends to comment or jump into your game in new ways. More information. Continue reading for more pictures, a video, and additional information.
Sony's PlayStation 4 is now official, and it'll be available on December 31 priced at just $399.99, a bargain compared to Microsoft's Xbox One. In addition to offering full support for used games, it's powered by an "AMD chip combining eight Jaguar cores with a Radeon graphics processor. The system has 8GB of fast GDDR5 RAM, a 6x Blu-ray drive, and a built-in 500GB hard drive for storage." More information. Continue reading for three videos and more information.
Gran Turismo 6 is slated for release in December 2013, and boasts 71 layouts of 33 tracks, 1200 cars, a new flexible rendering engine that features adaptive tessellation, as well as a redesigned simpler menu interface with faster loading times. More information. Continue reading for a video, more screenshots, and additional information.
Here's an incredible look at some of the finalists from the 2013 Sony World Photography Awards. There were over 122,000 entries from 170 countries, a record number of submissions, and judges selected these photographs based on quality, originality and modern appeal. Above, photographer Hudson Garcia captured these two species of tree frogs in southern Brazil with a high-speed laser sensor positioned immediately in front of the plant where the tree frogs were. Continue reading for more.
Sony's HDRPJ260V HD Handycam is currently being offered at just $398.99 shipped, today only, originally priced at $599.99. The high-contrast projector built-in to the LCD panel gives you the freedom to share your favorite memories virtually anywhere. Powerful enough to project up to a 100-inch diagonal screen, this small mobile theater packs a powerful punch. Product page. Continue reading for a video preview.
Notable features:[via Amazon]
- 3-inch LCD display.
- 8.9 megapixel still image; 30X Optical, 55X Extended Zoom.
- Touch-screen Clear Photo LCD display.
- 1920x1080 Full HD Recording.
- Up to 3 hours of recording with 16GB embedded Flash Memory.
Sony's NEX-F3K/S 16.1MP Camera with 18-55 Lens is currently being offered at only $369 shipped, today only, originally priced at $599.99. Enjoy gorgeous HD movies, astounding low-light pictures, continuous shooting up to 5.5 fps, incredible panorama shots, and Live View on a 3.0-inch LCD. Product page. Continue reading for a video review.
Notable features:[via Amazon]
- 16.1 MP Exmor APS HD CMOS image sensor.
- Full HD movie shooting 60i/24p.
- LCD tilts down 13°, up 180° for low-angle and self-portrait shots.
