Sony. Sonys new A1E OLED TV panel is super thin, but the permanently attached stand (it contains electronics) makes the product thicker overall.

Update:There’s been a fair amount of discussion about the two key technologies in Sony’s new Bravia XBR-A1E series of OLED smart TVs, so we reached out to Sony for clarification.A company ...

Sony will also add a 77-inch A1E later in the year, though the brand hasn’t yet confirmed likely pricing for this giant model. For a full break down of Sony’s entire TV range for 2017, follow ...

The C7 currently costs about $1,000 less than the Sony XBR-A1E. And after comparing Sony's OLED TV to LG's 2017 E7 OLED side-by-side, I can tell you they have basically the same image quality.

Sony has entered the OLED TV market, giving LG its first real competition. Our Sony A1E OLED review reveals an ultra-premium TV with picture-perfect performance.

Sony’s debut A1E OLED TVs (reviewed here) were nothing if not distinctive.From their unique ‘lean back’ easel-like design to the way they used the actual surface of their screen to deliver ...

The Sony Bravia XBR-65A1E delivers amazing picture quality in a price-is-no-object OLED TV, along with impressive sound that emanates from the glass itself.

Sony's brand-new TV for 2017 is returning to OLED. Now, a mere nine years later, Sony has finally returned to the OLED fray - and this time it’s packing something much, much bigger.

The Sony Bravia XBR-A1E is the first television from Sony to use OLED technology. It is thin and speakerless. It seems rumours about Sony making an OLED TV were true. The Japanese company just ...

After LG, Sony is the second major TV maker to sell OLED TVs in the US this year, starting in April. They'll be a lot more expensive though. Sony prices XBR-A1E OLED TV higher than LG, starting at ...

The Sony A1E OLED TV was easily one of the most talked about TVs of the year. That said, the setup for this TV can be a little complicated. To make it easier, ...

It's even better than the top models from 2017, like the LG E7 OLED TV (99.99) and even the Sony Bravia XBR-A1E (127.4), which has long been our pick as the best picture quality on the market.