I’ve been hoping that brands would begin to realize that Dads are just as active in the decisions being made about what products to buy. I think this is extra true when it comes to electronics and gadgets around the house. So, when Sony approached me about testing out some of their equipment and taking part in their Sony Dads project how could I say no.

Watch my introduction video where I explain why I’m doing it and what it means. (here is the “tripod” I mention in the video)

You can read the press release and in the coming weeks you can expect to see a mix of posts here as I try out the products and share my honest reviews of them. They are sending us this equipment for free and for review purposes only. We have to send them all back.

I’m personally most excited to check out the cameras and the eBook Reader. You all know I’m a camera junkie and a Kindle lover. Stay tuned!

This post is part of series called the “Sony DigiDads Project” by Sony Electronics where a group of dads, including C.C. Chapman, Jeffrey Sass, Max Kalehoff, Michael Sheehan, and Brad Powell, have been given the opportunity to test and review Sony gear. If you want to know more about this project, head on over to the Sony Electronics Community.

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1. Sony Dads: Bravia & Blu Ray Reactions
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3. A Library in Your Hand
4. Weekend Productivity
5. Grandfathers & Grandsons

Tags: sony, sony dads

C.C. Chapman is a father of two (a boy and a girl) who loves the outdoors, creating media and playing with technology. When not on the computer he can most likely be found cooking or taking photos. He is also the co-founder of The Advance Guard and a busy public speaker.