Hey there guys, I need help with some pricing...I have a 42 inch rear projection Sony TV, made in the year 1991, model # KPR-46EX20. I need some help ...

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

In the fiscal half-year through September, Sony lost $526.3 million in its TV operations, partly because of losses tied to rear-projection TVs. Diving prices of LCD TVs also contributed to the red ...

Sony has announced that it will be exiting its money-losing rear-projection TV business in favor of focusing on the expanding flat panel LCD and OLED market space. According to Sony, sales of rear ...

Preliminary sales numbers for 2007 shown rear-projection TVs losing popularity fast with only 400,000 rear-projection TVs being sold and 10 million LCD TVs.

In October, Sony projected it would sell 400,000 RP TV's by the end of fiscal year 2007, compared to 700,000 units in 2006 and 1.1 million units in 2005.

Sony has announced, by way of a spokesman, that once their current stock of rear projection TVs has gone, they'll abandon the RPTV market in favour of LCD screens. They believe that LCD flat panel TVs ...

Unlike Sony’s current transmissive LCD-based Grand Wega projectors, the three-chip SXRD’s reflective nature makes it similar in one respect to LCoS based displays. The SXRD micro display produces over ...

Other useful features include a built in digital terrestrial TV tuner for watching Freeview channels and screen resolution of 1280 x 720 pixels – handy for when we get HDTV next year. An LCD rear ...

Sony says its new Bravia ZX1 is the world's thinnest LCD TV at 9.9mm. Certainly Samsung and JVC, each with 7mm-deep offerings, take issue with that. Yet the ZX1, after all, sounds like a ...

Sony announced today that it is done with making rear-projection TV sets. It is walking off, swiping its hands together to remove rear-projection dust, in the manner of a 1940s cartoon character ...