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Saturday, April 4, 2015

Sony Unveils PS4 Remote Play for Xperia Z3 Family of Smartphones Tablets

Sony launched three smartphones and a tablet at its pre-IFA 2014 event in Berlin on Wednesday. The firm also introduced its PS4 Remote Play feature in for the Xperia Z3 family of devices - the Xperia Z3, Xperia Z3 Compact and Xperia Z3 Tablet Compact.

(Also See: Sony Launches Xperia Z3 Tablet Compact With 8-Inch Full-HD Display)

The PS4 Remote Play feature allows users to stream their PS4 games onto compatible Xperia devices over their home Wi-Fi network (or even a high-speed Internet connection, though Sony doesnt recommend this). This functionality will only be rolled out in November. A DualShock 4 Wireless Controller, PlayStation 4 console with the latest PS4 system software update, Sony Entertainment Network access, and the PS4 Remote Play app or PlayStation app installed on the Xperia will be required to play games.

Sony notes that some games do not support the PS4 Remote Play feature. The company has also introduced the GCM10 Game Control Mount, which will essentially make it easier for users to play PS4 games on their Xperia Z3 family of devices - by holding the tablet or smartphone along with the controller while gaming.

The company also notes that if users of the Xperia Z3 family just want to watch their PS4 friends gameplay, or chat with them, apart from browsing the PlayStation Store, they will not need the DualShock 4 Wireless Controller. Sony has also mentioned that it is currently not planning to bring the PS4 Remote Play feature to its other smartphone or tablet devices, speaking to The Verge.

The PS4 Remote Play feature was first introduced as a way to boost PS4 games from the console to the PlayStation Vita handheld console in April, along with the PS4 v1.70 system software update, and the PS Vita v3.15 system software update - which included Automatic Device Registration for access to Remote Play and other second screen features.

(Also See: Sony Xperia Z3 With 2.5GHz Snapdragon 801 SoC Launched)

Sony in August had further expanded the functionality of the PS4 Remote Play feature with the PlayStation 4 v2.00 system software update last month. The feature enabled users to stream PS4 games from the console to any PlayStation TV-connected television in their home.

(Also See: Sony Xperia Z3 Compact With 4.6-Inch HD Display Launched)

Sony at its pre-IFA 2014 event also announced two new lens-style cameras - the E-mount ILCE-QX1 and DSC-QX30, which are priced at $400 (approximately Rs. 24,000) and $350 (approximately Rs. 21,000), respectively.

The company has noted that the QX30 will be available in this month, and the QX1 will be available in November at Sony retail stores and other retailers nationwide.

The Japanese consumer electronics giant also launched the budget Xperia E3 andXperia E3 Dual smartphones at the pre-IFA 2014 event.

PlayBox console that connects the PS4 and Xbox One

PlayBox

The Xbox One and PlayStation 4 are two totally different consoles that turn out to be the favorite of the entire market, so many people buy both products in order to enjoy the titles available exclusively to each, but what if we joined the two consoles within a single cover for PlayBox be called, as the product developed by Eddie Zarick. This young think some time ago a portable version of Xbox One and one from the PS4, but now has joined the two consoles peculiar way.

PlayBox

PlayBox is the portable device Eddie Zarick which has united the two consoles relevant market last generation, but the interesting thing is that along pretending that this is a giant laptop with a Vizio LED 22-inch display with resolution Full HD 1080p and an Ethernet port for each of the systems, both also WiFi and HDMI output.

PlayBox

Inside this giant ‘laptop’ are both consoles that are independent with a red switch on the back from where you can choose what we want to use console. PlayBox also features an intelligent switch that automatically decides which system is active to send the right signal through the HDMI port.

Both consoles cannot be lit at the same time to avoid overheating problems, although in theory it can, but many risks are taken. This design is a prototype designed exclusively for a client who requested this product, so it will not be for sale, although they begin to do its price would be about $ 1,500 given the complexity of the design.

PlayBox - console that connects the PS4 and Xbox One

Saturday, April 4, 2015

Sony Unveils PS4 Remote Play for Xperia Z3 Family of Smartphones Tablets

Thursday, April 2, 2015

PlayBox console that connects the PS4 and Xbox One