Sony Debuts 240Hz Frame Rate TV and Super-Slim 40-inch LCD Monitor With a Depth of a Blu-ray Disc Jewel Case Sony continues to push the limits of display innovation and technology with today’s ...

Sony Bravia KLV-V26A10 LCD television. Upside. The V series of LCDs represent the high end of Sony's new Bravia range, and comes in three screen sizes -- the 40-inch KLV-V40A10 (AU$5799), the 32 ...

The Sony Bravia 8 OLED. Sony. The next step down, in Sony's mind, is its new OLEDs. The QD-OLED A95L carries over as is, but the new Bravia 8 is just called "OLED" and isn't QD.

This model is also getting a new aluminum bezel instead of the plastic one on the X90K, and with the addition of a massive new 98-inch model, the X90L is the biggest TV in Sony’s 2023 Bravia XR ...

We got an early look at Sony’s 2023 Bravia XR TVs, which bring impressive new features to its lineup of OLED and Mini LED sets.

Sony claims that it has 125 percent the peak brightness of the A95L and 150 percent of last year’s Bravia 8, which will remain on sale as an OLED-but-not-QD option.

It’s clear that Bravia Cam is an add-on for a Sony TV, but we’re especially eager to see how this picture optimization plays into Sony’s historically accurate and immersive viewing experience.

As the Bravia 8 II name suggests, though, fitting Sony’s new premium OLED TVs, which use high-end Quantum Dot OLED panels, into its new Bravia TV range naming structure appears to have been ...

In design, the TV looks a lot like 2023’s A95L QD-OLED (9/10, WIRED Recommends), but Sony claims the new Bravia 8 is 25 percent brighter than that model and 50 percent brighter than its namesake.