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’s OLED range has got rather complicated. In terms of big-screen new models, there's Sony’s A95K ‘Quantum Dot’ OLED models (also known as QD-OLED). The A90J range continues from 2021, meanwhile, ...

With a Bravia TV from Sony at home, I know the quality that these televisions can offer, which is why I think the Sony 42-inch Bravia A90K deal now available as part of Amazon Prime Day 2024 is 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 ...

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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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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 ...

The Master Series A95K, unveiled at CES, is one of the first OLED TVs to use a quantum-dot layer to expand color. I’m PCMag’s home theater and AR/VR expert, and your go-to source of information and ...

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.