The 42-inch C3 is less bright than its bigger siblings, and less loud, but it has the same great features and operating system, plus excellent picture quality. It's not quite as affordable as the ...

Sony has announced that its new Sony BRAVIA XR Master Series A90K and BRAVIA XR A75K OLED TVs are now available to pre-order in Europe. The A90K comes with a choice of a 48-inch or a 42-inch display ...

Two of the word’s most recognizable electronics brands are teaming up, and the result is a world’s first: a QD-OLED television display. The partnership is an intriguing twist for Sony, in particular.

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While understandably it’s Sony’s A95K Quantum Dot OLED TV range that’s grabbing all the headlines in the tech world right now, Sony’s more affordable regular OLED ranges for 2022 will likely be of ...

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Sony has revealed its new lineup of 4K and 8K TVs set for release later this year. The collection includes the company's first Mini LED and Quantum Dot (QD) OLED displays. Mini LEDs promise improved ...

Sony has revealed its full slate of 2022 Bravia XR TVs, and as you might expect, the new line of large 8K TVs and 4K Mini LEDs will cost you a pretty penny. They are universally in the thousands of ...

The panels are said to deliver better brightness and more consistent color than OLEDs from LG Display The panels are said to deliver better brightness and more consistent color than OLEDs from LG ...

As Sony’s 8K flagship, the Z9K has all of the bells and whistles. It’s powered by Google TV, and supports HDMI 2.1, including eARC, variable refresh rate, auto low-latency mode, and 4K @ 120Hz. It ...

Finding a 4K TV to perfectly complement the latest consoles can still be a challenge with the hurdles of HDMI 2.1 and variable refresh rate (VRR) support, but Sony’s latest slate of TVs seem perfect ...