Sony’s Mylo COM-2 price drops to $199 with free shipping included

Crutchfield is currently offering the Sony Mylo COM-2 for just $199, which comes along with free shipping. Although the Mylo COM-2 is typically available in either white or black, this deal applies only to the black model.
The Mylo COM-2 is branded as an “Internet Device” and offers a nice way to get online, that is assuming you have a Wi-Fi connection available. Bottom line, $199 is not a bad price for a device that was introduced less than a year ago and originally sold for $299. Of course, with Wi-Fi being included into more and more devices these days, the small form factor of the Mylo COM-2 is making it much less desirable than it was just a year ago.
The Mylo COM-2 features a 3.5-inch display with an 800 x 480 resolution, a back-lit slide-out QWERTY keyboard, 1.3-megapixel camera and 1GB of internal memory with support for additional storage via Memory Stick Duo media. This now lowered price is coming after a $100 instant rebate, and at least at the time of this posting makes no mention of any expiration.
Read [Deal News]
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Sony mylo Personal Communicator gets rebadged as the Sony mylo Internet Device

Sony has recently begun selling the mylo under a slightly different name, the COM-2 will no longer be know as a “personal communicator,“ but instead will be the Sony mylo Internet Device.
The new name makes sense, as it seems to better represent what the mylo actually is. The original COM-1 focused more on instant messaging, however thanks to the improved web browsing experience and direct YouTube uploads the COM-2 offers more of a complete Internet experience.
Keeping in mind that even though the new “Internet Device” name does make more sense, I cannot help to think that “personal communicator” always sounded a little funny, even if the device was intended for those “who use instant messaging as a primary form of communication and networking for their social life.“
While the new name may help to spur some sales, the biggest barrier seems to be the price tag, at $300 its a little expensive, especially considering lots of people can get these same features from low-cost notebooks and even plenty of mobile phones nowadays.
Via [Pocketables]
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Sony Mylo COM-2 get software update; adds video recording, 16GB memory card support, more

Coming just a few months after the last software update for the Mylo COM-2, Sony has just released yet another update. This brings the version up to 1.201 and should be well worth the time it takes to update. The new version of software offers a few big items which include support for video recording and the ability to support Memory Stick Duo memory cards up to 16GB in size. In addition the update also includes some other notable items which include:
- Adds a new menu option for easier photo and video uploading
- Provides an “Optimize” option in Task Manager for system memory
- Adds a function to format Memory Stick Duo media
- Adds the ability to display thumbnail images in the Game menu
- Improves Flash playback of YouTube videos
Coming in at just about 60MB, the update is slightly large, but like I mentioned it seems to be a worthwhile update. Hit the update link below to find the download.
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Sony opens up Mylo Labs, create your own Mylo widgets

When Sony first announced the Mylo Com2 during CES, they also announced the upcoming availability of Mylo Labs. The labs will allow users to join the developers community and create their own personal widgets that they can then share with other Mylo users.
The Mylo Com2 comes with a few widgets pre-installed to include Google Search, Facebook Notifier, My Contacts and YouTube. In addition to the opening of the Mylo Labs, Sony will also be adding other “official” widgets on a regular basis.
Currently there are some additional widgets available for download to include a calculator, world clock and to-do list. The Developers page will be opening in March for you to begin creating your very own.
Read [SonyStyle]
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