Sony unveiled its 2003 color television line featuring new Wega LCD TV models, fully integrated HDTV projection sets and three Grand Wega LCD projection monitors. Overall, the introductions included ...

The Inquirer seems to believe that Sony is getting out of the CRT industry for good. I agree with the argument that LCD (or OLED, etc.) technology is going to completely surmount CRT's, but I'd rather ...

When Hitachi invited Wired to compare its latest 43-inch rear-projection, high-definition television against any competitor's 36-inch CRT, I was beside myself with gear-junkie joy - and called Sony ...

18 April 2004Aims at larger market shareJumbo Electronicsintroduces new Sony WEGA Engine Range of TVs. Towering majestically as the centerpiece of any room, the topof-the-line Sony WEGA Engine Range ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Facing an alarming loss of an estimated $1 billion in revenue in its TV business by the end of ...

Even with a surge in the popularity of LCD TVs, the local subsidiary of Sony Corp. believes conventional cathode ray tube (CRT) TVs will continue to have a strong market among Filipino buyers. Sony ...

Sony Australia has announced that while it will still be selling a few plasma models, it will focus its forthcoming television line-up on LCD and rear projection technologies. Here's why they are ...

I have yet to see the new model. It's supposed to have 30% better contrast than the last (pathetic) model which had 267:1 or so. As reference, your typical CRT based rear projection TV has a contrast ...

Sony is set to release six Grand Wega rear projection high definition TVs, ranging from 42- to 60-inch sizes, and selling for $2800 to $4400. The sets feature an integrated ATSC/QAM/NTSC tuner (which ...

TOKYO--As a part of its corporate downsizing and ongoing layoffs, Sony will be dissolving the research laboratory that developed the PlayStation 2 graphics chip. The company today announced it will ...