Sony had just one OLED TV in its lineup prior to CES, a 30-inch model that it sold to Hollywood professionals for $18,000 a pop. Now it's found a reason to build a consumer OLED to compete with its arch-rival and longtime OLED proponent LG: a new audio technology that transforms an entire OLED panel into a giant speaker. The company invited me to what it described as a "black box demo" to see its pride and joy: The Bravia A1E OLED. I was directed to a warren of enclosed, all-black cubicles with ...
Sony's Bravia XBR-A1E OLED could be the first flat-screen TV with sound that doesn't suck
PC World - 7 Jan 2017 13:30
Sony had just one OLED TV in its lineup prior to CES, a 30-inch model that it sold to Hollywood professionals for $18,000 a pop. Now it's found a reason to build a consumer OLED to compete with its arch-rival and longtime OLED proponent LG: a new audio technology that transforms an entire OLED panel into a giant speaker. The company invited me to what it described as a "black box demo" to see its pride and joy: The Bravia A1E OLED. I was directed to a warren of enclosed, all-black cubicles with ...
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