Sony Introduces New Hardware For PS3 Digital Recording And Streaming


Sony’s Japan-only digital recording system, Torne, is getting an upgrade. Say hello to Nasne.

Outfitted with a 500GB HDD, Nasne comes with an onboard digital and terrestrial tuner.

Using Torne’s software, Nasne can record and stream to a variety of Sony devices — such as the PS3, the PS Vita, the Vaio, the Sony Tablet, and Experia smartphones.

Nasne is priced at ¥16,980 (US$210) and will be out this July in Japan. No word on a Western release.

ついにPS3でBS&CS放送が録画可能に! PS3、PS Vita、VAIOなどSONY機器と連動するTVレコーダー『nasne(ナスネ)™』 [Kotaku Japan]

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