Although it's not really marketed as such, Sony's 14 inch CW25FG gave us one of the best gaming performances from a laptop thus far. Sony VAIO VPCCW25FG laptop.

Thanks to the Android OS and the speedy 1 GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon powering the X10i, Sony Ericsson seems to be back in the game. Sony Ericsson Xperia X10i.

Stacked to the rafters with features, the Sony HX5V's onboard geo-tagging capabilities and HD video are its main attractions Sony Cyber-shot DSC-HX5V.

The Yari follows on from the Sony Ericsson F305 with gesture controlled gaming. It's stylish and feature packed with a 5 megapixel camera and HSDPA connectivity. Sony Ericsson Yari.

This ultraportable from Sony looks stylish and comes with both impressive specs and a hefty pricetag. Sony VAIO VGN-Z56GG.

Blu-ray home theatre in a box solutions like Sony\'s BDV-E300 are reasonably priced and easy to setup. Sony BDV-E300.

The Aino isn\'t a smartphone, but rather a feature rich mid-range media phone, since it can stream content from your PS3 over Wi-Fi or 3G. Sony Ericsson Aino.

The Sony Ericsson W205 is an entry-level Sony Ericsson walkman phone for the budget conscientious. Sony Ericsson W205.

The latest PSP, the Go, sheds some weight and a UMD drive in an effort to become the king of portable gaming devices. Sony PSP Go.

Sony Ericsson\'s eco-friendly Naite adds another facet to an environmentally conscious lifestyle, catering for those who care about the impact they have on the environment. Sony Ericsson Naite.