One day before going on sale, the company had to postpone the event due to an unexpected failure of the components of the new team.
TOKYO. - A day of its new product launch, Sony has confirmed it will delay the launch of its multimedia player system due to an unexpected Nasne damage internal components and a failed pass through security checkpoints.
Nasne, you can record on their hard drive of 500 GB and send them to teams like the PS3, should go on sale Thursday in Japan, but according to Sony will be postponed indefinitely.
According to a statement released by the company, the center of the problem would be the hard drive in the Nasne that could have been damaged during transportation of products.
But Sony is not entirely sure that's the only cause. According to the Japanese company, apparently the companies responsible for producing this new device would have jumped from quality inspections causing faults that were detected later.
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Meanwhile, the v1.50 system update that was scheduled for this week will also be postponed. This improvement will allow the interconnection between Nasne and Torne, and with Xperia smartphones and tablet to remotely access the contents of this media center repoducción.
Sony has not delivered a new launch date, nor has it indicated whether the event and ticket sales will be held outside Japan.
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