Less than a month ago we heard the news of Sony having delayed the release of its Nasne system due to quality assurance issues, however that all looks to be categorized out now. The Japanese electronics giant’s said the NAS media streamer will finally be prepared to hit Japanese racks on August 30th for the previously known rate of 16,980 yen (about $ 215)– which, as you recognize, supplies 500GB of storage space for all your home entertainment content. There’s still a few weeks until the ultimate launch date, so that must be lots of time to gather up some cash and be amongst the first to call one of these your own.

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