Sony Corp <6758.T> said on Thursday it will withdraw from the rear-projection TV market as it focuses its resources on liquid crystal display TVs and organic light-emitting diodes.

In October, Sony cut its rear-projection TV sales target for the year to March by 43 percent to 400,000 units.

Sony Corp said on Thursday it would stop making rear-projection televisions, becoming the latest company to distance itself from a technology once seen as a promising rival of LCD and plasma ...

In the fiscal half-year through September, Sony lost 60 billion yen ($526.3 million) in its TV operations, partly because of losses tied to rear-projection TVs.

In October, Sony lowered its global sales forecast for rear-projection TVs -- which use a projector to create images on large screens -- to 400,000 from 700,000, down from 1.1 million the previous ...

The Sony Corp. said on Dec. 26 that it will exit the rear-projection TV market as it will instead focus its resources on liquid crystal display TVs and organic light-emitting diodes. In February it ...

nofundsleft":1g1n4w5z said: as long as it's not a CRT projection model, you can unplug it, open it up, and examine the power supply and look for bulged caps or other signs of distress.

Sony 65-inch X80K 4K TV — $808 $850 5% off Sony Another TV that performs much better than its cost suggests is the X80K. Customers rate it near flawlessly for picture quality, which is enhanced ...

During this year’s Prime Day, a 65-inch 4K Ultra HD Sony Bravia XR QD-OLED TV is on sale for 51% off, bringing the price down to a more manageable $1,698.

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