Why Hackers Hate Sony

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Why Hackers Hate Sony Why is Sony--a major player in the worlds of gaming, movies, and music--suddenly in the crosshairs of hackers? - Eric Mack , PCWorld Home Entertainment News E3 2011: Nintendo's Next Console Named 'Wii U', Breaks Mold Once Again Nintendo unveiled its wildly different next console at the E3 2011 press conference this morning, including a tablet-style gamepad and dozens of new ways to interact with games. Share: Wondering if Sony Pictures Hack Affects You? Here's a Way to Check Gizmodo has put up a web form where users can check to see if their personal details were stolen during the Sony Pictures LulzSec hack attack Share: Samsung Demos Super-High Resolution 3D HDTV, Drops Jaws in the Process Samsung develops a 70-inch, 8-million pixel 3DTV by shrinking pixels and using metal oxide transistors. Share: Gaming News The Best Free Android Apps of 2011 (So Far) Angry Birds Comes to Windows--No Browser Required Why Hackers Hate Sony E3 2011: Microsoft Reveals Halo 4, Bets Farm on Kinect Experience Wii U: A Nintendo DS Snapped in Half? Nintendo E3 Keynote: Meet the Wii U E3 2011: Sony Says Sorry for PSN Outage, Reveals PlayStation Vita New Xbox Kinect Games Make Users Look Like LOLCats Digital Entertainment on PCWorld Home Entertainment News & Reviews Visit PCWorld for more home entertainment reviews and how-tos. Gaming Central Read news and reviews of PC games and the hottest consoles. NAS Buying Guide Network-attached storage is becoming indispensable at work and at home. Find the right device for you. Advertisement No matter what you do, your hard drive is going to fail! Start protecting your digital life for FREE with 5GB of IDrive Online Backup - secure, fast and simple online backup for Windows and Mac. 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Portal 2 (PC) Price: $11.99 No User Ratings Yet Be the first to review World of Warcraft (PC/Mac) Price: $19.99 Avg User Rating 22 User Reviews Browse more PC Games, Graphics Cards, Playstation 3, Wii, Xbox 360 Top News on PCWorld.com Why Facebook's Facial Recognition is Creepy Everyone stop uploading photos of people to Facebook RIGHT NOW. Share: Facebook on Face Recognition: Sorry, We Screwed Up! Facebook apologizes for its latest screw-up. Share: Top Reviews on PCWorld.com Deus Ex 3: Human Revolution Game Shows Polish, Potential Forget Resistance 3 and Gears of War 3. Real first-person-shooter game fans are eagerly awaiting Deus Ex 3: Human Revolution. Read on for our hands-on impressions. Share: Hands on With Sony's PlayStation 3D Display Sony hopes to bring 3D to the masses with a low-cost PlayStation-branded television it announced at E3 in Los Angeles. Share: Downloads: Editor's Collection PCWorld Reviewers' Favorite Files: May 2011Our reviewers can't get enough of utilities. 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