When a new gogglebox drops, it’s always the same drill: The screen gets bigger, the resolution gets better and the design gets bolder. Indeed, it’s difficult for a brand to stand out. Unless you’re ...

Sony has unveiled the world’s first ’16K’ TV screen – which is so big it spans two floors. The Japanese electronics firm’s enormous screen – which is 63ft wide – has 64 times more pixels than a ...

Sony revealed its award-winning Crystal LED display system for cinema and presentation uses at the NAB trade show in April. At the time the modular system was touted as a solution for entertainment ...

When Sony recently revealed their 16K display capable Crystal LED screen, it was clearly being targeted at cinemas and even then, only the most prestigious ones. Such technology clearly comes with a ...

Not to be outdone, Sony has created a new MicroLED display that should blow The Wall — and every similar display we know about — out of the water. Packing 16K resolution and standing 17 feet tall by ...

Sony recently unveiled its Crystal LED screen for cinema exhibitors, but it has now announced that the tech will be available to consumers, as well. It will be selling the screens through specially ...

Forward-looking: 8K TVs are on the horizon for consumers, but 16K and above resolutions are working their way towards mainstream adoption for large format displays. Bigger screens necessitate even ...

If there's one thing about sitting in front of an 8K display all day as I do, it's the eternal question of sitting in front of an 8K display that is nowhere near mainstream yet and thinking "what next ...

PARAMUS, N.J., Sept. 12, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- Sony Electronics Inc. today announced the availability of its award-winning Crystal LED display system for home installation. Having initially introduced ...

Get ready for some supersized closeups. Sony is set to show the public in Japan one of the biggest, highest-resolution TVs of all time. The display, which measures 63 feet-by 17 feet, will be ...

Get ready for some supersized closeups. Sony is set to show the public in Japan one of the biggest, highest-resolution TVs of all time. The display, which measures 63 feet-by 17 feet, will be ...