Sony plans to extend PSN to "Windows-enabled PCs"

Sony plans to take that content service beyond its gaming devices. Next month it will extend PSN to Bravia TVs, Blu-ray devices, and "all Windows-enabled PCs."

So basically PSN will be greater thanks to the power of Windows. I already use Windows PC to stream media to my PS3 but it's interesting to see this cooperation. To get the most of PSN, get a Windows PC and help MS. Are you on board?

Cool... Yea I'm on board.

Except for the fact that most people on this board or in general own a Windows-enabled PC, or wouldn't buy one just for this feature, therefore it won't help MS at all... Useless thread.

I'm sure this will boost sales for Sony VAIO N PCs. From Gamespot's MS CES coverage:

[7:21] Ryan Asdourian from the Windows 7 team comes up on stage to demonstrate his favorite PCs.

[7:22] One of them is the Sony VAIO N, which has a Blu-ray player built in and a touch-screen.

companies like Sony and MS have always worked in projects together this isn't new at all (the cooperation), you can say that MS is helping Sony too but in the end both companies will winGiancar

I'm not sure they have to work together, Windows is an open platform, Sony can put whatever they want on it and don't need any help or permission from Microsoft. Not saying their not working together but its not required.

[QUOTE="Giancar"]companies like Sony and MS have always worked in projects together this isn't new at all (the cooperation), you can say that MS is helping Sony too but in the end both companies will winSnagal123

I'm not sure they have to work together, Windows is an open platform, Sony can put whatever they want on it and don't need any help or permission from Microsoft. Not saying their not working together but its not required.

Except for the fact that most people on this board or in general own a Windows-enabled PC, or wouldn't buy one just for this feature, therefore it won't help MS at all... Useless thread.

I'm sure this will boost sales for Sony VAIO N PCs. From Gamespot's MS CES coverage:

[7:21] Ryan Asdourian from the Windows 7 team comes up on stage to demonstrate his favorite PCs.

[7:22] One of them is the Sony VAIO N, which has a Blu-ray player built in and a touch-screen.

[QUOTE="RogueShodown"]

Except for the fact that most people on this board or in general own a Windows-enabled PC, or wouldn't buy one just for this feature, therefore it won't help MS at all... Useless thread.

I'm sure this will boost sales for Sony VAIO N PCs. From Gamespot's MS CES coverage:

[7:21] Ryan Asdourian from the Windows 7 team comes up on stage to demonstrate his favorite PCs.

[7:22] One of them is the Sony VAIO N, which has a Blu-ray player built in and a touch-screen.

ronvalencia

Looks nice. What's the cost on that thing?

[QUOTE="ronvalencia"][QUOTE="RogueShodown"]

Except for the fact that most people on this board or in general own a Windows-enabled PC, or wouldn't buy one just for this feature, therefore it won't help MS at all... Useless thread.

I'm sure this will boost sales for Sony VAIO N PCs. From Gamespot's MS CES coverage:

[7:21] Ryan Asdourian from the Windows 7 team comes up on stage to demonstrate his favorite PCs.

[7:22] One of them is the Sony VAIO N, which has a Blu-ray player built in and a touch-screen.

Looks nice. What's the cost on that thing?

Sounds nice, yup im in and i also want to know more about the connection betwenn ps3 and the Travia HDTV's

[QUOTE="RogueShodown"]

Except for the fact that most people on this board or in general own a Windows-enabled PC, or wouldn't buy one just for this feature, therefore it won't help MS at all... Useless thread.

I'm sure this will boost sales for Sony VAIO N PCs. From Gamespot's MS CES coverage:

[7:21] Ryan Asdourian from the Windows 7 team comes up on stage to demonstrate his favorite PCs.

[7:22] One of them is the Sony VAIO N, which has a Blu-ray player built in and a touch-screen.

ronvalencia

wonder if they will bring home to Windows lol.