By Stu ReevesPosted Friday 3rd August 2007 15:13 GMT
I think Sony has realised that you are able to freely upload photos to such sites a flickr without it screwing up your pc. Therefore they they are recalling them to add a rootkit to the flashcards and make sure photos can only diplayed on the camera and never copied to a pc or the internet.
By Vernon LloydPosted Monday 6th August 2007 08:11 GMT
If the serial numbers 3500001 to 3574100 are being recalled then this is 74099 being recalled not 350000.
Still I am very suspisious for the REAL reason for the recall. My HP camera has got dents and bits missing of metal (Never let other peoples kids use your camera!) through 3 years of use and there are no sharp edges. Or have they just skimped on the design to save a few bucks.
Sony appear to be going downhill and I really wonder at times how long it will be before they hit serious financial issues. With the very poor sales of the PS3 (which they are still losing money on the hardware) and the battery fiasco how long will it be before the public give Sony a miss due to mistrust of their products.
Finally - Stu why would anyone buy a camera if you cannot upload to a PC?
I gave up buying Sony some years ago. Until then I was in the category of waiting for the knock on the door and the Sony girl asking 'Do you have more than ten Sony products in your household. If you have, you have won Japan!"
Their obsessiveness with proprietary hardware got to me. If you haven't got a Sony XXXStick or whatever then you can't use it.
They lost their way and completely missed the iPod when they had the portable music market to themselves. Apple beware of history!
Comments on: Sony recalls 350,000 cameras
Is this the real reason? #
By Stu Reeves Posted Friday 3rd August 2007 15:13 GMT
Sony #
By heystoopid Posted Friday 3rd August 2007 21:54 GMT
Erm.....Maths issue #
By Vernon Lloyd Posted Monday 6th August 2007 08:11 GMT
Soooooooony #
By Ascylto Posted Monday 6th August 2007 14:55 GMT