Tag: bravia
Sony's fourth Bravia advert starring spools of cotton and The Great Pyramid
A new Bravia advert, so soon after the bunny one? According to Crave at CNet, it’s for their Egyptian market, because hey,…
Third Sony Bravia advert with Play Doh bunnies, bound to make your heart melt
You’ve seen the first advert with the bouncing balls and Jose Gonzalez’s soulful strumming of the guitar, the second one featuring a big London tower block with splashes of paint thrown at it, now here’s the third, and best, in my opinion.
Sony are claiming this Play Doh advert is the ‘most ambitious piece of stop-motion animation ever undertaken’, and…
After closing Connect, Sony rumoured to be plotting new PS3 / PSP / Bravia downloads store
Sony’s recently-closed Connect music downloads store is unlamented, to say the least. Yet the timing seemed a bit strange, given that everyone from Nokia and Amazon through to Wal-Mart is getting into the music downloads market. Now they’ve been joined by… Sony?
Sony's next BRAVIA ad campaign: The play Doh bunnies. Cute!
Following the San Francisco bouncy balls, and the paint explosions in Glasgow, comes Sony’s third “Colour Like No Other” BRAVIA high definition TV advert.
This time, it’s Play Doh bunnies.
TV Ad Land reports “Play Doh is being staged in New York by Frank Budgen of Gorgeous Enterprises, working with a creative team from Fallon, including creative director Juan Cabral.”
Shiny preview – Sony's first Bravia projector – the AW15
Katie checks out the first ever Sony Bravia projector – the AW15…
Sony introduce new hard disc DVD recorders
Sony has unveiled its latest range of hard disc DVD recorders, the 500GB RDR-HXD1070 and the 160GB RDR-HX650, HX750 and RDR-HXD870 models. They all benefit from HQ+, a high bit-rate recording mode that greatly reduces noise distortion particularly during…
AW15: Sony’s first Bravia projector
Thanks to those impressive ads, the Bravia TV range is possibly Sony’s strongest brand at the moment (WALKMAN still means cassettes to most of us). Which probably explains why the range has just been extended to include one of the company’s projectors.
