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Sony Launches New OLED Gaming Monitor

by Joseph Bryans

The Sony Inzone M10S is a 27-inch 1440p OLED gaming monitor with a 480Hz refresh rate and an ultra-fast response time of up to 0.03ms.

Tags:gaming monitors| IPS| OLED| sony

Sony Launches OLED Microdisplay for Next-Gen AR Glasses

by Emory Kale

By adopting a newly developed semiconductor process and integrating microlenses, Sony has optimized light emission.

Tags:Augmented Reality| MicroLED| showcazse| sony

Sony Raising Price on VR2 and Other PlayStation Products

by Shawnee Blackwood

So far the hikes seem to be limited to Japan.

Tags:sony| VR

Sustainability and Health Features of Displays: Does Any of It Make Sense

by Omid Rahmat

Research suggests businesses are willing to pay 20% premiums for sustainable products.

Tags:LG| showcase| sony| Sustainability

China’s XR Market: A Tale of Two Technologies

by Emory Kale

Reduced consumer interest and decreased investment from major players in VR change market dynamics.

Samsung: Group Hugs Should Happen More Often

by Omid Rahmat

One Samsung company chooses Sony over another Samsung company’s offerings. Hell hasn’t frozen over.

Tags:OLEDos| Samsung| showcase| sony

Virtual Production Market Set to Surge to $1.1 Billion by 2028, Propelled by Film Industry and New Corporate, Educational Uses

by Joseph Bryans

AI and machine learning are expected to enhance predictive analytics, aiding in better decision-making during production planning.

Tags:Artificial Intelligence (AI)| EdTech| LED| sony| Virtual Production

Sony Releases 2024 Bravia TV Lineup with Enhanced Features

by Joseph Bryans

The series includes four new models: the Bravia 9 Mini LED, Bravia 8 OLED, Bravia 7 Mini LED, and Bravia 3 LED.

Sony: A Leap in TV Technology to MiniLED

by Omid Rahmat

Sony’s not OLED approach to the premium TV market is quaint, and proves why Hisense and TCL will win it.

Tags:MiniLED| showcase| sony| TV market

Gaming Console Market Sees Growth in 2023 with Sony Overtaking Nintendo

by Joseph Bryans

In 2024, hardware revenue is expected to decline, despite Microsoft’s planned updates to its Xbox Series with new models featuring WiFi 6E, expected in the latter half of the year.

Tags:Counterpoint| Game Controllers| Market Data| sony

The Hubris of Premium TV Technology

by Omid Rahmat

Normal people deserve great TVs at great prices. Who is letting them down these days?

CES 2024: What You Don’t Show Matters

by Omid Rahmat

Kicking off the year in Vegas was a success for the trade show, the attendees, and exhibitors, at least on the surface. What it means for 2024 is less certain.