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Sony has finally announced the worst-kept secret in video games: the PlayStation 5 Pro. It costs $700, doesn't come with a disc drive, and launches this November. PS5 lead architect Mark Cerny ...

The National Football League and Sony announced today a partnership naming Sony as an official technology partner of the NFL, as well as the new official headphones of the NFL. Through this ...

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Sony's 2024 range has caused a considerable stir thanks to the company's unconventional approach. While nearly every other manufacturer reserves the top spot of their respective lineup for a flagship ...

The new Xperia 1 VI is finally here, and Sony is changing things this time around. In a surprising shift in product strategy, the new Xperia 1 VI is shedding some of the lineup's staple features. To ...

It’s a new era for Sony. The company, once famous for its horrible product names that more closely resembled serial numbers, has finally landed on a simple naming convention. Take its new 2024 TVs, ...

Sony should always be the first name that comes to mind when discussing the best headphones. The company popularized these small loudspeaker drivers back in the ’80s during the Walkman era and has ...

“It’s time to reintroduce HDR,” according to Sony’s chief distinguished engineer, Toshiyuki Ogura, who has been working with and developing HDR (high dynamic range) technology since its inception.