The key focus of the 'Sony High Definition World' will be the latest professional high definition cameras, high definition editing software and high definition video conferencing equipment. On the consumer front, the VAIO AR28, the first notebook PC in the world with a built-in Blu-Ray recorder; twelve models of full HD and HD-ready BRAVIA LCD televisions; High Definition Handycam camcorders in all video formats and the 10.2 mega-pixel Digital-SLR camera - the Alpha A100.
Visitors will also get the opportunity to preview the much-awaited PlayStation3 and Blu-Ray Disc player which will be launched next year. While all these products will be the key focus of the 'Sony High Definition World', the Sony Hall will be abuzz with excitement around the latest introductions from Sony-Ericsson, Cyber-shot Digital Still Cameras and Walkman MP3 music players.
Additionally, the Sony Hall will also feature multiple demonstration sessions and back-to-back technical presentations for trade visitors and technology buffs who wish to understand the stunningly lifelike world of High Definition picture quality, making it the single most important stop for those who wish to jump onto the HD bandwagon.
Mr. Masaru Tamagawa, Managing Director, Sony Gulf said,
"Our conviction about the potential of high definition to revolutionize the electronics industry is now well-established, given the consumer's overwhelming response to Sony's recent launches. Sony's depth of experience and degree of excellence in High Definition is unparalleled and we are best positioned to facilitate the shift from standard to High Definition. Our participation in GITEX, the world's second largest IT exhibition, will give attendees a first-hand experience of how Sony is shaping the future of entertainment through High Definition."
The impending introduction of HD broadcast signals in the Middle East and the gaining popularity of HD products in this region are clear indication that the transition to HD in the Middle East is imminent and will reach critical mass in two to three years. Sony is already the world's leading HD Company and is uniquely well positioned to enjoy the forthcoming consumer transition to high definition products. Sony has pioneered HD and since 1981 has introduced many new products and technologies for professional, broadcast and cinema. Sony's expertise in professional High Definition equipment is allowing the company to take the lead in rolling out innovative consumer HD products.
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