Sony has launched a brand new accessory for the PlayStation 3 in the form of the PlayStation 3D Display. It has a 24-inch LCD screen and supports 1080p full HD for 3D gaming.

But that’s not all. The best trick of the 3D Display is that it can display two different 3D images on screen at once in full HD, so if you are playing co-op with a friend, both of you will see two different images on the screen. You can also have split screen mode where the 3D Display will show both screens simultaneously side-by-side in 3D.

The 3D Display has built-in speakers and subwoofer for high quality sound and can connect to your PS3, PC or cable TV box.

The 3D Display comes with its own pair of active shutter 3D glasses, although you can also buy them separately for $69.99 and they work with several other 3D TVs and displays. You will also get an HDMI cable and a copy of Resistance 3 with every 3D Display.

We know the NGP was never an Android device to begin with. However, there were rumors that a little cross-pollination was occurring. That is to say, with the NGP downloadable content infrastructure, there were those wondering whether it could take advantage of the same apps in use by the Xperia PLAY.

The short answer, sadly is no it cannot. Michael Denny, VP of Sony Worldwide Studios explained, So the idea behind that (the PlayStation Suite) was to expand the PlayStation gaming experience wider than just PlayStation gaming devices. We think they can complement each other they are different experiences but they will have the seal of PlayStation quality throughout. We are happy to support both and those Android games available on PlayStation Suite will be available to play on NGP as well.

As most of the gamers already know, the next Tomb Raider will not be a sequel, but a reboot of the series. Its once again developed by the Crystal Dynamics (Legacy of Kain series, TR: Legend/Anniversary/Underworld/Guardian of Light) and published by Square Enix. We get to see a new young and inexperienced Lara, looking for her first adventure. Instead, a trouble finds her and she must fight for survival.

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Tomb Raider will be released in Q3 2012 for all three major platforms PC, X360 and PS3.

Someone did it again. The LulzSec hacker group has compromised more than 1 million Sony Pictures accounts and had the opportunity to steal EVERYTHING. But the guys did not. Due to the lack of resources, the hackers copied only a few thousand accounts and released them on various torrent trackers as a proof.

The guys over at LulzSec claim they broke into Sony Pictures database very easy and gained access to more than 1 million user accounts with all the associated information, 75000 music codes and 3.5 million music coupons.

Luckily for Sony, LulzSec did not want to steal and sell the account information. They copied a part of the accounts and published them on some torrent sites. The actual torrent contains 39000 email/password combinations and 12500 with email, password, address and birth date. According to LulzSec guys, Sony has stored everything in plaintext, no encryption whatsoever. A simple SQL injection was enough to get all the data.

Sony promised it will change and strengthen its security after the PSN attack and yet it gets hacked again and again. I understand that Sony has lots of problems since the earthquakes in Japan, it is working on various projects, preparing for some expos, and lots of other stuff. But surely it could have been able to find time to put some encryption on every Sony associated accounts.