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ohgizmo.com - 9/2/2008

Sony’s Waterproof Mini Bravia

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By Andrew Liszewski Some people think of a bathtub as a place to relax and get away from things, while others lament the fact that their cellphones and laptops aren’t compatible with large volumes of H20. And while it’s not exactly a productivity tool, the XDV-W600 LCD TV from ...

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chinavasion.com - 9/5/2008

Digital Photoframe with Internet Features - 2.4 Inch LCD

— chinavasion.com — Digital photo frame having both picture and internet information display. Provided with a premium all-metal art stand,... this convenient sized LCD photo frame is a great addition to any home or office. Simply plug into your computer for an instant ... (more) Digital Photoframe with Internet Features - 2.4 Inch LCD

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akihabaranews.com - 9/2/2008

Take Your Bravia TV Along Anywhere, Even to Your Bathroom

— akihabaranews.com — I am not talking about your average Bravia here, don't expect a 100”+ PDP or LCD panel,... but rather a more portable device, the XDV-W600. It features a 4” LCD panel, 23 hours of battery lifespan (both internal battery + AA batteries), 1Seg TV, IPX7, ... (more) Take Your Bravia TV Along Anywhere, Even to Your Bathroom

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akihabaranews.com - 9/2/2008

Take Your Bravia TV Along Anywhere, Even to Your Bathroom

— akihabaranews.com — I am not talking about your average Bravia here, don't expect a 100”+ PDP or LCD panel,... but rather a more portable device, the XDV-W600. It features a 4” LCD panel, 23 hours of battery lifespan (both internal battery + AA batteries), 1Seg TV, IPX7, ... (more) Take Your Bravia TV Along Anywhere, Even to Your Bathroom

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Tiny Sony Bravia XDV-W600 TV is amphibious but kissable
DVICE Atom Feed — ... the kitchen, or for TV-watching bathtub snorklers. Too bad it uses the Japanese 1seg data broadcasting system that’s not available in the U.S., but maybe if enough people convince Sony Japan that they’re needing to keep up with their soaps while getting completely wrinkly in the tub all day, a modified version of this trinket will find its way to these shores. It’s a perfect example of a solution in search of a problem, but nicely designed nonetheless. Sony, via Oh Gizmo