In the market for a new TV? Want something that’s 4K-ready so you can watch ultra-high-definition content? You’ll be pleased to know there are plenty of smart TVs available on sale as part of the ...

Sony has unveiled its 2023 Bravia XR lineup, which includes a range of televisions with iterative refinements and modest improvements. While a QD-OLED television leads the launch line, the company is ...

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Samsung or Sony Bravia? Explore our 2025 comparison of 32-inch Smart TVs to choose the best model that suits your home and brings cinema picture quality to your home without spending too much.

Finding a great TV that suits your needs is harder than you think. You want something that’ll fit in your space but also fit your budget. And once you narrow down the field, you then have to go back ...

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Sony has begun updating a wide range of Bravia TV models directly to Android TV 14 with Google TV. The rollout appears to target Sony TVs using Realtek chipsets. Android TV 14 brings new features like ...

Sony makes some pretty incredible TVs. And it makes sense as to why. Sony is also a movie studio. So of course, they are going to put out some of the best TVs available, so you can watch their movies ...

Does your Sony Smart TV have issues most of the time? such as slow or not functioning properly? Your system cache is most likely the cause of it, as it is getting out of hand. Product Brand Name Price ...

For Sony’s TV ambitions, 2022 is looking like a banner year. Not only has it become the first company to bring a QD-OLED TV to market (the Sony A95K), but it is also branching out into mini-LED ...

“It’s time to reintroduce HDR,” according to Sony’s chief distinguished engineer, Toshiyuki Ogura, who has been working with and developing HDR (high dynamic range) technology since its inception.