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There's usually an abundance of new TVs at CES, and the latest models to arrive are from Sony and include the company's first 8K-resolution set for consumers. The Z9G LCD TV is available in 85-inch ...

Sony's Z9J delivers a great image and upscales lower-res video with aplomb, but it won't play local or YouTube 8K videos, and Sony makes no promises that it ever will. Sony’s Z9J is a great 8K UHD TV, ...

For Sony’s TV ambitions, 2022 is looking like a banner year. Not only has it become the first company to bring a QD-OLED TV to market (the Sony A95K), but it is also branching out into mini-LED ...

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Sony is better detailing its upcoming 8K-capable MASTER Series Z9G TVs which begin with an 85-inch model up for sale starting at $13,000 while the larger 98-inch model drops in June for a ...

The flagship Z9G 8K uses an LCD panel for its 7680 x 4320 native resolution while the A9G 4K OLED TVs that come in 55/65/77-inch sizes while the 8K sets are larger 85-inch and a huge 98-inch in size.

The 2019 CES will definitely be looked back on as the moment where 8K television really ‘arrived’. Yes, Samsung launched the first 8K TVs a couple of months back. But only now, at the CES, have we ...

Sony has revealed its new lineup of 4K and 8K TVs set for release later this year. The collection includes the company's first Mini LED and Quantum Dot (QD) OLED displays. Mini LEDs promise improved ...

It’s not every day that you find yourself sitting between two TVs with a combined screen size of 183 inches and a combined pixel count of 66,355,200. That’s exactly what happened to me recently, ...