We got a sneak peak at Sony’s 2024 BRAVIA line-up of Mini LED and OLED 4K TVs and soundbars and there’s a lot to like here. Since its launch 68 years ago, Sony has established itself as a leader in ...
Sony has announced its new 4K Bravia QD-OLED, OLED, miniLED, and full array LED LCD TV models for 2023, all featuring an unusual number of image and sound enhancements compared to last year’s models ...
Sony's EX1 series of LCDs comes in three flavours – 52, 40 and the 46 inch version we tried, but they all come surrounded by a distinctive white bezel, and they're all very thin (ours measured just ...
Sony's TV refresh combines everything under the ‘Bravia,' with a new Bravia 3, 7, 8, and 9 TV selection that still includes the A95L QD-OLED as a solid choice. reading time 5 minutes Sony’s latest TVs ...
Sony’s 2024 BRAVIA TV line-up includes 4K TVs sized from 43 to 85-inches featuring groundbreaking Mini LED and OLED technology. One of the most disappointing aspects of CES 2024, was that Sony did not ...
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Sony Bravia 5 (K65XR55)

The Bravia 5 range also features 55-, 75-, 85- and even 98-inch models. That 98-incher is the biggest TV anywhere in Sony’s ...
Amazon has a pretty sweet deal going on right now for the Sony Bravia 3, which is the company's entry-level 2024 model TV.
After a rather conspicuous no-show at CES 2023, Sony TVs are finally here. Was it worth the wait? Absolutely. There are a few changes and a few surprises, so let’s get into it. Finally, we have the ...
We may earn a commission from links on this page. Deal pricing and availability subject to change after time of publication. If you’re in the market for a premium TV, the 65-inch Sony Bravia 5 ...
Anyone know/have a link on how to setup a Sony Bravia LCD TV (KLV-S26A10) to accept 1360x768 resolution?<BR><BR>Right now I can only get it to accept 1280x768, with corresponding ghosting and crappy ...
Sony has announced its first 3D-compatible Bravia LCD TV, to arrive in 2010. The company is also unveiling a new global motto for the company: "Make.Believe." Richard Trenholm was CNET's film and TV ...