Sony has denied the claims of Canada's Semiconductor Insights that the PSX uses a 130nm process rather than a 90nm process. For that article, see here.
"Regarding EE+GS peripheral memory, we have used a 130nm process in the past; but this EE+GS memory is designed using a 90nm process. Also, since it is a 1 chip LSI, we have been able to use this 90nm processor technique in final production. There is no mistake in the contents of our announcement made o­n October 26th."

Sony introduced two of their "Professional Disc for DATA" (23.3GB) optical disc drives today, for "professional" use. There is an external USB 2.0/SCSI model, as well as an auto-changer that can hold up to 60 medias....1.56TB.
More information inside.

I personally have not heard of this feature which was supposedly "widely advertised." Either way, the Canadians are claiming that Sony is not using a 90nm process, but rather a 130nm process.

They will add a few of the features, namely mp3 support, that were mysteriously taken out of the device immediately before launch.
More details inside.

This isn't so much of a "hey cool let's go buy o­ne" type report as it is a "ok... tell me later when something good comes from it" type report.

Sony has integrated the circuitry with o­ne of their smaller screens to be part of the screen itself. This is a bit complicated to explain, so it's better that you just take a gander at the image.

Just kidding.
Some of you may remember the older Airboard products, which, as far as I know, never did so well. They were simply too expensive to just have wireless TV and e-mail/basic internet, and it also had to be within your own house.
Not anymore. Sony has added a wide range of capabilities to the Airboard, making it a plausible purchase for people who can afford the nearly $1500 that it costs. Details inside.

There will be a total of 42 new models, with updates to series of both desktop and notebook.

Organic EL is a type of screen that is similar to LCD, but uses organic elements to create light. Sony is planning o­n releasing a PDA next spring that uses this technology.

Pictures, videos, and links about both the QRIO and its predecessor, the SDR-4X.

Sony put the new PSX commercials, currently airing in Japan, o­n their website.