Of those four categories, the TV is probably closest to Sony’s area of expertise. This also tells us that we could very well be at the dawn of a new smart TV arms race located in our living rooms.

If and when Sony brings a "different kind of TV set" to the marketplace, it may be forced to face off with Apple. Last month, speculation arose that Apple was planning to launch a television of ...

Howard Stringer, Sony’s Chief Executive Officer, has revealed his company plans to introduce a “different kind of TV set” in an effort to revitalize its fortunes and bottom line. He hasn’t ...

Critically acclaimed as they may be, Sony’s range of HDTVs are apparently far from profitable, or so said Sony CEO Sir Howard Stringer in an interview with The Wall Street Journal. According to ...

All eyes have been on Apple to reinvent the television set, but Sony CEO Howard Stringer recently confirmed that Sony, too, is working on re-imagining … ...

You certainly can’t accuse Sony of nerves with its debut 2015 TV, though. In fact, the $7,998 XBR-75X940C (KD-75X9405C in Europe) is about as bold a statement of new intent as I’ve ever seen.

As far as actual panels and lighting goes, Sony and Samsung produce a few different types of sets. On the bottom rung, both brands make traditional LED-LCDs with either edge-lit or full-array ...

Without further ado, here, from flagship down, is everything we can expect to see from Sony’s TV division for 2021 (unless it drops an extra surprise or two in the autumn, as it sometimes does ...