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Sony Unleashes AIT-5 Storage Series

Sony Unleashes AIT-5 Storage SeriesSony’s years of experience have finally distilled into a new generation of products - the AIT-5 family. It's the super drive class with the highest capacity in the AIT family and it's hitting the market in November. And through January 31, 2007, Sony is offering all AIT-5 products in Limited Edition Bundles that include Symantec’s full version of Back-up Exec™ for Windows® Servers and a piece of AIT-5 media cartridge at no additional charge.

Visit www.sony.com/AIT5 for more information on storage products and services.

VAIO® BX Notebooks now feature Intel© Core™ 2 Duo Processors

VAIO® BX Notebooks now feature Intel© Core"! 2 Duo ProcessorsBring your notebook wherever you go. Advanced technologies improve portability by allowing for thinner, lighter notebooks. VAIO BX Notebooks feature Intel Centrino™ Duo technology with the Intel Core 2 Duo processor, part of the next-generation, energy-efficient family of mobile processors. Enjoy extended productivity time with the BX notebook's cutting-edge processor technology and efficient power management.

To learn more about the BX Series notebooks, click here.

VAIO® TXN Notebooks

VAIO® TXN NotebooksDesigned for the agility and functionality that a mobile professional requires, the sleek VAIO TXN10 Notebook is ultra-lightweight, ultra-portable, and impressively equipped. Sony's power saving technologies on the VAIO TXN10 Notebook include LCD brightness control and processor power control, incorporated to help you conserve valuable power and battery life. The VAIO TXN10 Notebook also takes security seriously, employing a biometric fingerprint sensor and Sony's G-Sensor™ Shock Protection to ensure your data is protected from unauthorized use as well as accidental damage.

To learn more about the TXN Series notebooks, click here.



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NEWS
HD Fulfilled at the Sony Booth - GV Expo '06
GV Expo 2006 Sony's technology display (Booth #701) at Government Video Expo, December 6-7, 2006 at the Washington D.C. Convention Center, is the most convenient way for government users to gain hands-on experience and professional-demonstrations of the latest video production, display and workflow solution products. It is a single-stop overview of the many ways your operation can make its own HD transition. No wonder that Sony's booth is set front and center at the show and remains the prime attraction for most of the event's attendees.

In fact, Sony's annual government technology demonstrations in our nation's capital actually pre-date this industry gathering. Sony has long been committed to serving the information needs of government video users and, what began as a hotel-based, annual Sony conference, has since evolved into a tradeshow that features well over 300 other technology providers.

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Sony BrightEra™ LCDs Make Debut at GV Expo VPL-FE40A new era in LCD video projection will debut at GV Expo in Washington DC, when Sony introduces two new video projectors featuring BrightEra™ technology. The new VPL-FE40 and VPL-FX40 BrightEra™ projectors feature an LCD panel design that produces a higher aperture ratio, which results in brighter images than previous High Temperature Poly-Silicon LCD-based systems and allows the projectors to achieve increased resolution and quieter fan noise.

Both projectors produce 4,000 lumens (ANSI or other), and are designed for networked fixed installations in government as well as a range of other applications. The VPL-FE40 has a native SXGA+ resolution of 1400 x 1050 pixels. The VPL-FX40 delivers native XGA resolution of 1024 x 768 pixels.
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HDXchange™ System Links Government HD Production HDXchange™ System Links Government HD ProductionThe Internet will be remembered as possibly the greatest public works project in modern history. Much like the railroads and interstate highways tied together our country, this online revolution, which began as a Defense Department initiative, has indeed made this a much smaller world -- allowing home offices and government agencies alike to connect seamlessly over long distances, with workers sharing digital data, using multiple desktop computing formats, and making the concept of a consolidated office, often, a thing of the past.
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San Diego PD Steps Up Surveillance with Sony IPELA Cameras
After Budget Crisis, IP-Based Surveillance Helps Officers Target Quality-of-Life Crimes
SAN DIEGO (ASIS, Booth #1928), Sept. 25, 2006 - San Diego's budget crisis has left the city's police department struggling to find ways to do more with fewer resources.

Now, through the help of private individuals and institutions trying to improve public services, the city is using Sony IPELA® SNC-RZ30N cameras in a pilot project targeting the quality-of-life crimes plaguing the City Heights area for decades.
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Freelance Photojournalist Bound For Afghanistan Captures High Definition Images With Sony HVR-A1U HDV Camcorder!

All the way from Afghanistan, photojournalist Scott Kesterson will share his vision with fellow American citizens and people around the world through his video blog with the help of Sony's new one-pound, seven ounce HVR-A1U camcorder that will allow him to embed unobtrusively with American troops.
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PCM-D1 Portable Linear PCM Recorder

PCM-D1 Portable Linear PCM RecorderThe PCM-D1 Portable Linear PCM Recorder takes mobile recording beyond the boundaries of typical field recording, making it the ideal choice for capturing live musical or theatrical performances, for recording sound effects, or for journalists in the field. For more information on this innovative product click here.

 
TUTORIALS
John Kaloukian
The New Look of Government Video

By John Kaloukian
Director of Marketing, Sony Electronics’ Professional Display Group

First there were televisions, then monitors, and now displays. The transformation in terminology for these omnipresent viewing devices reflects how their role has changed and how diversified their applications have become.

During a recent trip to visit customers in Washington D.C., I was struck by the fact that there is no single video viewing solution and that, while the government’s rapid transition to HD is at one end elevating the demand for better quality and more critical video data delivery, at the other end there is still an increasing demand for portable and affordable standard-definition solutions.

Sony has reacted to the changing and varied needs of its government customers by delivering a wide range of displays. From the acclaimed SXRD™ 4K large venue/digital cinema projector, which delivers more than four times the resolution of full HDTV (1920 x 1080), to LUMA™, the most advanced, critical viewing, professional LCD, flat-panel monitors, to a wide range of installed and portable projectors, as well as flat-panels designed specifically for digital signage applications, Sony has the right display for virtually every application.

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