Following the 25th Anniversary of Sony's Handycam product line, they have announced their newest product, the NEX-VG10. It's the world’s first consumer camcorder with interchangeable lenses.

Able to capture full 1920x1080 HD video at up to 24Mbps and a Quad Capsule Spatial Array Stereo Microphone (which means: four microphones are combined to make a stereo mix), making it ideal for video enthusiasts and photographers.

It comes equipped with a 3.0” LCD with sharp 921,000 dot resolution, a Sony 18-200mm lens, a Memory Stick PRO Duo and SD Card reader for memory, and the ability to record up to 4 hours of HD footage (1920x1080, FH mode) on a 32GB memory card.

This camcorder ships in September and will be available with an initial price of $2,000.

See the video below. 

If there's one watchword at this year's E3 (other than motion controllers) it's the rise of 3D. Sony came out strong at their press conference with Killzone 3, their blockbuster title built from the ground up to take advantage of Sony’s upcoming 3D televisions. Watching and playing the game in 3D really does feel more immersive than simply playing a standard version of the game. Characters quite literally pop out of the screen and as the player you “hold” the gun rather than guiding it. Sony's often delayed Gran Turismo 5 will also be in 3D, bringing realistic racing out of the screen and into your eyeballs. Sony also stated that they’ll be upgrading many current games to 3D by deploying patches through their online network.

Google has partnered with Sony, Logitech and Intel to create Smart TV. If you're still unclear about the new Google TV, this video can help you understand it better!

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