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Last year, Sony quietly launched one of the strangest gadgets it’s ever made. It wasn’t a new pair of headphones or a new TV ...
Just in time for summer, Sony is marketing a new wearable air conditioner to help people on the go beat the heat. The Reon Pocket attaches to a special shirt with a pocket and extends down your ...
Portable cooling solutions — like mini-fans and personal air coolers — aren’t exactly hard to come by in 2020. Sony’s solution is different, though (because, of course it is) in that the ...
Sony's air conditioner gadget is one of the more bizarre inventions of 2024, but it's already popular in Asia - and is now available outside the continent.
When Sony launched its first-generation personal air conditioner last summer, it seemed like an unnecessary gimmick that would do little to ease your suffering during the summer heat. There’s ...
And while the latter got postponed until July next year due to Covid-19, the sweltering summer heat is here without delay, right on time for Sony's launch of its quirky, wearable air conditioner.
Courtesy: Sony First Flight program (WSVN) - If you have ever wished you could take the air conditioner with you when you go out, then Sony is working on just the thing.
The company recently launched a new project for a personal air conditioner, dubbed the Reon Pocket, and while the launch is currently Japan-only, the little device has already met its crowdfunding ...
Backed by a crowdfunding campaign, Sony is creating a small, portable air conditioner that would be worn in the back, just below a person’s neck. The device, called Reon Pocket, would slide into ...
Sony releases Reon Pocket device that was supposed to debut at 2020 Summer Olympics now after COVID-19 delayed the Games until 2021. Emerald Media Network Advertise ...
The company's First Flight program is crowdfunding a wearable 'air conditioner,' called the Reon Pocket. According to engadget, the device sits at the base of your neck and uses the Peltier Effect.
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