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An ongoing outage for the PlayStation Network continues to prevent its users from accessing the online service, although a spokesperson for Sony Computer Entertainment hasn't yet ruled out the possibility of compromised credit-card details.More

With rumours gathering steam that Nintendo's next console will release next year, industry sources claim that Sony and Microsoft have no plans to join the fray until two years later.More

The 'idiot box' has become the smartest device in the house, says Sony of its latest IPTV-enabled Bravias.More

inFamous 2 takes a page from LittleBigPlanet's book and introduces user-generated missions that can be shared online. But Sucker Punch adds its own, unique twist to this special feature...More

Sony has launched its snappily titled music streaming service - Music Unlimited powered by Qriocity - in New Zealand.More

Engadget strikes again, this time lifting the lid on a PlayStation-Certified gaming tablet.More

Korean manufacturer Samsung launches five notebooks into the New Zealand channel. More

Evidence mounts that Sony is looking to monetise second-hand game sales by implementing a paid online access model similar to EA's Online Pass.More

Yep, that's right. BioWare confirms a PS3 version for January 2011, a year after it came out on Xbox 360. More

This one’s for the joggers out there: a hands-free mp3 player perfect for those who like to listen to music while they run but don’t want a bulky player either in their hands or bouncing around in their pockets.More

Digital SLR enthusiasts have a serious new contender for their attention in the Sony A550. More

If you developed amazing super powers, would you really put together an elaborate costume and rush out to save the city? Or would you just look after yourself? These are the questions asked in Sucker Punch Productions’ upcoming PS3 exclusive super-powered sandbox game, inFamous.More

In stark contrast to this month’s netbook roundups (see page 38), Sony’s VGNZ17GNB is a premium-priced notebook with all the trimmings and a very slim profile. More

Hang on - isn’t vinyl dead? Well, in one sense it might be, but if you’re still holding on to stacks of LPs with no playback solution, then Sony’s latest turntable might be right for you. More

The PSP 3000 is Sony’s latest portable gaming system that kids of all ages will be nagging Santa for this Christmas.More