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Sony LocationFree

Josh Rubin

Comprised of a 12.1-inch wireless touch screen LCD monitor and a base station, Sony’s LocationFree
personal TV system allows users to experience television, video, Internet browsing/streaming video, e-mail, and digital photos— all while mobile and without a PC. It can also be used to control most home A/V components. LocationFree is expected to be released later this year. Is convergence finally maturing? Sony seems to be getting it more and more these days. If this thing only had a built in DVD player, it would be even better.

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Josh Rubin

Josh Rubin is COOL HUNTING's founder, editor and executive creative director. He brings his background as a photographer and expertise as a user experience designer to his point of view on what makes a good story for CH—this most often include some kind of intersectionality between art, culture, technology and design. Josh is a bit of an urban hippie, obsessed with most things Japanese, a Sealyham Terrier lover and very food motivated.

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