Sony Blu-ray recorder to offer one touch transfer

Plays nice with PSP and Walkman phones

Sony Blu-ray recorder to offer one touch transfer . Home Cinema, Sony, Blu-ray, Walkman, Phones, Gaming, PSP 0

10 April 2008 11:04 GMT / By Amy-Mae Elliott

Sony has launched a new Blu-ray recorder in Japan, the BDZ-A70 with some interesting integration features.

As well as all the connectivty you'd expect and recording to a 320GB hard disk drive or dual-layer BD-RE media, Sony has given the new player special, super-easy linking tech with other Sony in-house devices.

As well as the ability to transfer data to certain NTT DoCoMo handsets, there's one-touch video transfer to Sony's PSP as well as for some video Walkmans from the company's range too.

A Japan-only launch at this stage, the price tag is set at 170,000 yen (£850) but there's nothing to say they won't be heading our way soon...

Related
Full tags
Home Cinema, Sony, Blu-ray, Walkman, Phones, Gaming, PSP
UK Shopping
Amazon.co.uk, play.com, pixmania.co.uk, Currys.co.uk, Dixons.co.uk, 7dayshop.com, ebay.co.uk
US Shopping
Amazon.com, bestbuy.com, ebay.com

share Subscribe to RSS feeds email story save story print story pdf

Comments

(Will not be published)

  (Next time sign in to bypass captcha)

Latest in Home Cinema

Latest on Pocket-lint.com

About Pocket-lint

Pocket-lint is your one stop shop for gadgets, technology and consumer electronics, bringing you the low-down on the latest televisions, cameras, phones, GPS and much more. Whether it's learning about what's hot in the world of Apple, finding out about the latest home cinema kit from Samsung and Sony or merely seeing what not to buy, we have you covered. So check out our reviews, news, comment, hands-on photo galleries and videos. Enjoy.

Pocket-lint.com poll

Q. Do you still buy CDs?

Vote YES Vote NO

» LAST TIME
When asked Do you want the Droid by Motorola? 53% said yes and 47% said no

Top 10 Broadband

Compare 50+
broadband packages

Home Broadband »

Top products

tip us on news

Rss feed

Follow us on Twitter