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• Review  |  Digital Cameras

  Sony Cyber-shot DSC-HX50V

  
  CNET Rating8.3

  The HX50V stuffs a lot of zoom in your top pocket, sporting added bonuses like Wi-Fi and GPS. It comes recommended, though pixel peepers may be deterred. 1

  • Where to buy? $478 at 1 store

• Review  |  Mobile Phones

  Sony Xperia Z

  

  Sony has pulled out all the stops in terms of specs, resulting in a smartphone that's top of its class. 4

• Review  |  Mobile Phones

  Sony SmartWatch

  

  The Sony SmartWatch enters the realm of usability thanks to recent software updates, but it's still more of a smartphone accessory than a solid, stand-alone timepiece.

•   |  Tablets

  Sony Xperia Tablet Z available 6 June

  

  Sony's water-resistant Xperia Tablet Z is coming to Australia on 6 June, and it's priced to tackle the iPad head on. 2

• Review  |  Digital Cameras

  Sony Cyber-shot DSC-RX1

  

  The Sony RX1 is the best compact camera on the market, hands down. With a full-frame sensor, excellent image quality and a robust build, it's designed for the discerning photographer with very padded pockets. 3

• Review  |  Home Cinema

  Sony BDP-S590

  

  Low price and great features combine to make the Sony BDP-S590 a great-value smart Blu-ray player.

• Review  |  Home Cinema

  Sony BDP-S390 Blu-ray player

  

  The Sony BDP-S390 is a very smart Blu-ray player that sells for a very good price, thanks primarily to eliminating such features as 3D support. 1

• Review  |  Mobile Phones

  Sony Xperia TX

  

  This is Sony's best phone to date, but is being released at a time when competition is hottest. Its 13-megapixel camera should be the difference in Sony's favour, but it's not. 10

• Review  |  Digital Cameras

  Sony Cyber-shot DSC-HX200V

  

  A lot of camera, both in lens and features, the Sony Cyber-shot DSC-HX200V is a solid choice for point-and-shoot users who are looking to do a little more than that.

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