One of the best Sony OLED TVs is on sale today! Save $500 when you purchase the Sony 55-inch Bravia 8 Series at Best Buy.

The 75-inch Sony Bravia 7 Mini-LED QLED 4K TV, a premium upgrade for your home theater setup, will be yours for $2,200 if you ...

Available at a reduced price on Amazon, the Sony Bravia 55-inch 4K Ultra HD Smart LED Google TV combines 4K visuals, ...

Sony plans to expand its Bravia TV series on September 30. The company has teased new models on social media, promising an ...

maintaining backward compatibility in a possible move was part of “months” of discussions in 2022 between executives and engineers at Sony and Intel. However, Intel’s bid was blocked because ...

Bravia Projector 9 is the pricier of Sony's new home theater offerings, at US$31,999.99. For that money you'll get a long-lasting laser light source capable of 3,400 lumens of brightness, which is ...

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 16 (Reuters) - Intel (INTC.O), opens new tab lost out on a contract to design and fabricate Sony’s PlayStation 6 chip in 2022, which dealt a significant blow to its effort to ...

That number, coupled with the fact that Apple was entering an already active XR industry dominated by vastly more affordable headsets, made both critics and users feel like Vision Pro still needed ...

Reports have been circulating for several months now that Sony was planning on releasing a new Alpha camera before the end of 2024, and there’s been a recent development - albeit with a caveat.

Otherwise, the specs on these two projectors look quite similar. Both include the new XR Cognitive Processor for Projectors with enhanced HDR tone mapping. Sony’s BRAVIA brand now includes TVs, ...

After years of speculation and hype, Sony will be launching an upgraded version of its popular PlayStation 5 at the console’s highest ever price. The PS5 Pro will go on sale on November 7 at $ ...

It’s no secret that Sony hasn’t been as significant a player in the mobile space as it is in many of its other technological endeavors. A lot of this is because Sony tends to go its own ...