Sony was not expecting big from Move from day one. According to reports laid by gaming news site Eurogamer, the Japanese game maker was expecting a slow start with the initial sales as Microsoft's Kinect was rolled out in the gaming market.

The firm is now totally relying on the viral marketing or word-of-the-mouth to pump up the sales for PS3 controller.

Eee PC 1001P is an attractive offering for the budget conscious, value for money seekers comes for £229 (at Amazon).

The elegant seashell design integrated with power and energy efficiency makes the Eee PC 1001P different from others.

The netbook comes with the power-saving Intel Atom N450 processor that offers up to 11 hours of battery life after a full charge.

Apart from the usual feature of the Seashell series it has a Multi-Touch gesture input that allows one to easily zoom in and out to view photos or read documents, by simply moving hands on the touch pad.

LG's N2R1D NAS Server is deemed to be the first ever Network Attached Storage (NAS) device which comes with a built in DVD burner that aids for an additional backup option.

It is believed that the LG N2R1D NAS Server comes with an advanced data management featuring a simple yet classy aesthetics. Considered to be the apt device for consumers and small businesses who opt for a single destination access for back up of files.

It comes with digital memory option that keep one connected throughout in addition to instant uploading, instant access feature for your loved ones.

A recent step taken by the giants of consumer electronics such as LG, Samsung and Sony, suggest that they are working upon to replace HDMI with HDBaseT.

This new A/V cable are essentially CAT5e/6 networking cables that aren't common yet they allow for cable lengths to go up to 100m, far more than HDMI, without the need for pesky and expensive repeaters.

It helps in transmitting up to 100w of power which approximately is capable enough to play a 37-inch TV (presumably a LCD model), according to Audioholics.

Electronics giant DSG and the Comet chain of electricals stores’ owner Kesa are all set to report full-year results this week.

DSG, which owns Currys as well as PCWorld chains, is expected to post underlying pre-tax profit in the range of £80 million to £90 million for the full-year. Last year, the retailer DGS, which was previously known as Dixons, had posted pre-tax profit of £50.5 million.

Japanese mobile phone operator Softbank Mobile Corp. Saturday announced to initiate offering Apple Inc.'s iPad from May 28 under a conglomeration with the U.S. Company.

Softbank Corp., the exclusive iPhone carrier in Japan, is revealed to retail its Apple Inc.’s iPad tablet computer at a price of 58,320 yen for the basic model, posted to be equipped with Wi-Fi capability, offering 16 gigabytes of memory.

The nominations for this year’s Macworld Awards, which will take place on June 24th at The Northumberland in London, have been revealed.

The iPhone and iPod Apps have been placed under two categories viz. Entertainment & Lifestyle and Business & Utility.

Clickgamer - Angry Birds, ALK Technologies - CoPilot Live, Art and Mobile - Quad Camera – Multishot, The Mill - Mill Color and WeatherPro - Weather Pro have nominated under the Best iPhone Entertainment & Lifestyle App category.

It has been reported that the first 3D TV went on sale in the UK, on Friday. The sale was made irrespective of the paucity of 3D content.

Samsung officially released its 40-inch 3D set at selected John Lewis, Curry's and Comet stores. The set is priced at £1,799. The release of the Samsung 3D TV is followed by the release of Panasonic’s 3D TV model slated to be launched in the following week.

It has been reported that Sony and LG will also be launching their 3D TV’s in the coming months.

Barnes & Noble launched the 1.3 version of the software used in its Nook e-reader, which comprises a web browser, speedy page turning capability and a number of games, on Friday.
The e-reader allows the users to read books without any cost in Barnes & Noble retail stores and removes few bugs as well.

Sony Ericsson has announced that it would release an important update for its Android-based Xperia X10 in September this year to provide much-needed boost to the smartphone.

The update will address two big gripes viz. Android 1.6 and lack of multitouch. The upcoming update will replace the Android 1.6 platform with Android 2.1 and add multitouch to the handset.

The update will allow Xperia X10 to compete with the likes of Nexus One, HTC Incredible and Samsung’s Galaxy S.

LG has introduced its new Anrdoid 2.1 LU2300, which is seen as the big brother of the budget GW620 InTouch Max.

The high-end smartphone has been rolled out with a view to grab some of the market share from the likes of the HTC Legend and Xperia X10.

The LU2300 is equipped with a 3.5-inch capacitive touch-screen, a 5-megapixel camera, 1GHz Snapdragon processor and a slide-out QWERTY keyboard for easy emailing.

It also comes with built-in “augmented reality” apps, WiFi, a DMB tuner, GPS and DivX support.

United States’ leading electronics retailer Best Buy has teamed up with Japan’s Panasonic Corp. to exclusively sell its first 3D TV home-entertainment system bundle in the US.

The bundle, which costs $2,899.99 in total, includes a 50-inch plasma 3D Viera set, a Blu-ray based disc player and viewing glasses.

The bundle was made available for purchase on Wednesday via Minneapolis-based Best Buy's Magnolia Home Theater unit.

In a remarkable turnaround for Phillips, the last three months of 2009 saw the electronics giant posting a profit of 251 million Euros. This is quite a comeback from 2008, when the management reported a loss of €1.2 billion.

This was a result of the cost cutting strategy put in place that resulted in the termination of 5474 jobs. However, it seems to paid off as despite decline in sales, with the fourth quarter sales falling by 3.4% to 7.3 billion Euros, the company reported high profits in all divisions .

Dutch conglomerate Philips Electronics NV reported a bigger-than-expected fourth-quarter profit on account of robust operational earnings and reduced charges, and claimed on Monday it expects to further improve profitability this year.

The company revealed its net profit for the quarter ended Dec. 31 as $367.6 million, compared with a net loss of €1.17 billion the previous year, surpassing the analysts' expectations for net profit of €255 million. Fourth-quarter sales were €7.3 billion, slightly down from €7.6 billion a year earlier.

General Electric Co. recently posted its fourth-quarter profits report, and although there was a definite decline in earnings, it was less than what the analysts had estimated. The fall in profits has mainly been attributed to the finance unit's absorption of losses, in addition to slowing in shipments of aviation and energy as compared to last year.

As per official numbers posted, earnings from continuing operations for the three months up-to December 31 fell by 22% to $3.03 Billion, or 28 cents per share, from last year's figure of $3.87, or