Releasing in the first week of September is a lean and mean Sony Playstation 3 Slim ($300). The Slim will come with a 120GB drive, and will be 32% smaller and 36% lighter than the standard PlayStation 3, as well as using 34% less power.

Looks like it’ll be small enough to fit in my car’s glove box or perhaps under the seat!

A member on the Playstation.com forums sneaked backstage at the E3 press conference and scored a few photos of the new Sony PSP Go. It will ship this Fall. No price info yet, but here are some leaked specs:

- 3.8-inch display
- 43 percent lighter than the PSP-3000
- 16GB of Flash storage
- Bluetooth built-in
- No UMD drive (download from PlayStation Network(games movie and TV) )
- Memory Stick Micro slot
- Integration with PlayStation 3 (works the same as the PSP-3000 does)

Get the ultimate multimedia experience with Satio. Feast your eyes on movies, TV-series’ and video clips thanks to the 3.5 inch screen and crystal clear 16:9 widescreen format – just like watching them live. A friend pulling a funny pose? Snap them with the amazing 12.1 megapixel camera and share the picture with friends.

Satio supports GSM/GPRS/EDGE 850/900/1800/1900 and UMTS/HSDPA 850/900/2100. Satio will be available in selected markets from early Q4 in the colours; Black, Silver and Bordeaux.

Until Apple designs a Mac netbook to ease the appetites of Mac OS X fans looking for something easier to carry around than a MacBook Air, users will be taking action into their own hands. Hackintoshers have successfully completed fully operational Leopard installs on the the most popular netbooks like the MSI Wind, Lenovo S10, Dell Mini 9 and HP Mini 1000.

With the recent release of the Sony Vaio P, we’ll have a hacked Mac OS X netbook that’s a mere 1.5 pounds and will be able fit into your back pocket. Stay tuned for more Sony Vaio P Mac OS X goodness!

(Always use a legal copy of Apple Mac OS X — Piracy isn’t nice)

2009 is the year of the netbook, and Sony is leading the way with their newly announced VAIO P Series. The P Series Netbook ($900) weighs a mere 1.4 pounds and is small enough to slip into a jacket pocket or handbag. It sports an 8-inch LED-backlit screen with an extra-wide 1600 x 768 resolution, built-in Verizon Wirless 3G Mobile Broadband, 802.11n Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, built-in webcam, and GPS. Available in red, green, black, or white.

Looking for the must have mobile-phone accessory? It’s here and it’s called the MBW-100, a Bluetooth Watch from Sony Ericsson. Forget having to pull your cellphone out of your pocket to see who’s calling. The Sony Ericsson MBW-100 has a stylish OLED display that will not only show who’s calling, but allows you to reject calls with a simple key press. Want to check your text-messages as well or control the music player on your phone, it does that too!

Usually something like this would looky pretty damn bulky and ugly, but Sony hooked up with Fossil to create a work of art. The sleek lines, and classic looks are crafted from high quality stainless steel with a nice silver facia. The watch will be released in Q4 for an approximate price of $380.

Sony releases their first consumer HD video camcorder, the Sony HDR-HC3. The HC3 is about 3/4 the size of the prosumer HDR-HC1 released last year and retails for $1700 ($300 less than the HC1). The camera still uses DV tape, instead of microdrives like many other companies are leaning towards. Home made HD movies are going to soon become a mainstream staple.

Let your favorite MP3 start your day off right with the new Walkman Bean MP3 player. It’s ergonomic shape slips nicely into your hand, making it the perfect travel buddy for a short stroll down to the store or a jet across the Atlantic. The NW-E307 comes in two hip colors, Licorice Black and Cotton Candy Pin, and sports 1 GB of built-in memory, room for up to 6952 of your favorite tunes.

Want a change of pace? The NW-E305 also features an FM tuner so you can switch from your music to the radio at the flick of a button. A built-in USB connector allows for easy data transfer without the use of a cord, and the Super Quick Battery Charge3 gives you three hours of playback with just a three minute charge. Need track information? The NW-E305 includes a 1-Line Organic Electroluminescence Display for viewing song titles, battery life, and time/date information.

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Packed with the latest technology, Sony’s 40″ KDL-V40XBR1 BRAVIAâ„¢ XBR® LCD Flat Panel HDTV features the WEGA Engineâ„¢ system, which delivers superb picture quality from any video source minimizing signal deterioration. Can’t wait until they settle that darn HD-DVD vs Blu-ray format war so I can appreciate this thing a bit more!

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Sony Ipela SNC-M3 is a versatile, easy-to-install mini-dome camera that is ideal for discreet installation in virtually any environment. Delivering crisp, clear pictures at up to 30fps with QVGA resolution, the SNC-M3 is comprehensively equipped with a wide range of useful features including two-way audio, smart motion vector detection and email alarm notification. WLAN connectivity offers extra installation flexibility without the need for a cabled network connection.