More things you won’t want to live without
Further objects of desire from Sony's worlds of multi-media entertainment and all-in-one communications
SONY BRAVIA E4000 SERIES
Is it TV or is it art? Well, now it can be both. This new HD range features Picture Frame Mode, which means you can display a classic work of art from a pre-loaded gallery, or show off your own favourite photos via a discreet USB socket. The slim LCD television has a picture-frame design, available in four colours, and can be wall mounted for that authentic art gallery experience.
“Television knows no night. It is perpetual day”
Jean Baudrillard
SONY CYBER-SHOT T2
A chic little number this digital camera might be, but it packs a lot of oomph. With 4GB of internal memory in its pocket-sized body, you can store up to 40,000 pictures, 1,250 in 8.1 megapixel glory. Face Detection technology will give your snaps a mark of quality, while the Sharemark function allows you to upload your photos online with ease.
“The real skill of photography is organised visual lying”
Terence Donovan
SONY VAIO LT2-SERIES ALL-IN-ONE DESKTOP
Your all-in-one digital media centre just got bigger and better. The LT2 model now comes with a 500GB hard drive to add to the High Definition Blu-ray Disc™ drive, tucked neatly behind a substantial 22-inch LCD screen. And its twin hybrid analogue/digital TV tuners allow you to record one programme and watch another simultaneously. Which is nice.
“I do not fear computers. I fear the lack of them”
Isaac Asimov
SONY BRAVIA W4000 SERIES
Picture this – watch your favourite film on TV exactly as it was seen in the cinema. This new Full HD model’s 24p True Cinema™ mode means movies can be viewed at 24 frames per second, the same speed as on the big screen. Also, new picture technologies mean the range and subtlety of colour has been vastly expanded. Not to mention the in-built cable tuner and digital tuner that does away with the need for a set-top box to access digital TV programming.
“Colour will possess me always, I know it. That is the meaning of this happy hour: Colour and I are one”
Paul Klee
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