Tag: sony
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Looking to Go Back to DVDs? These DVD & Blu-ray Players Will Make Your Old DVDs Look Like New in HD or Even Take Them to 4K
In an era where streaming services dominate home entertainment, many households still treasure extensive libraries of physical DVDs filled with classic films, television series, and family favorites. These standard-definition discs often look underwhelming on modern high-resolution televisions, appearing soft and lacking detail. Sony has introduced a lineup of capable disc players that address this challenge…
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Sony Launches an Affordable DVD Player That Can Bring Your Old DVDs to Life with HD 1080p Upscaling Technology At a Discounted Price
In a move that underscores the enduring appeal of physical media in an increasingly digital world, Sony has introduced a new budget-friendly DVD player designed to breathe fresh life into legacy home entertainment collections. Priced at just $63, the compact device delivers impressive 1080p high-definition upscaling capabilities through its HDMI output, allowing consumers to enjoy…
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Sony’s New 4K Blu-ray & DVD Player Upscales DVDs to Near 4K Quality With Dolby Vision & HDR10 – Bring Your Old DVDs To Life Again With 4K
In an entertainment landscape dominated by streaming services, countless households still maintain substantial collections of physical DVDs accumulated over many years. These discs preserve favorite films, television series, and special features from earlier eras, yet they frequently deliver disappointing results when viewed on modern large-screen 4K televisions. Standard-definition content often appears soft, lacking fine detail…
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GameFly Wants Gamers to Fight Back Against an All-Digital Future With a $2.50 Membership Deal as Sony Moves PlayStation Closer to a Disc-Free Future
As Sony prepares to phase out physical PlayStation game discs, GameFly is reminding gamers that there’s still another way to play, and it’s doing it with one of its cheapest offers in years. The future of physical video games took another hit this week when Sony announced it will stop producing physical discs for new…
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Sony Will Stop Making Physical Discs For Games, Raising The Question About The Future of DVDs
Sony Interactive Entertainment has announced a major change in how new video games will reach players on its PlayStation consoles. Starting in January 2028, the company will stop producing physical discs for all upcoming titles. From that point on, new releases will be offered exclusively through digital channels, including the PlayStation Store and participating retailers…
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Sony’s New Blu-ray & DVD Player Upscales DVDs to Near-HD Quality – Bring Your Old DVDs To Life Again
In a time when streaming services continue to raise prices, fragment content libraries, remove content, and push intrusive ads, many households are rediscovering the reliability and ownership of physical DVDs and Blu-rays. Sony has answered this shift with the release of its latest affordable disc player: the Sony BDP-S1700U. Priced at just $114.99, this sleek…
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Sony’s Summer Sale: Save Up to 46% Off Headphones & Earbuds for a Limited Time
Summer 2026 just turned the volume up on savings and Sony headphones, and earbuds are seeing massive markdowns on Amazon. The discounts arrive at the perfect time for beach days, road trips, and backyard barbecues. Whether you want industry‑leading noise cancellation for flights, marathon battery life for daily commutes, or wallet‑friendly on‑ear cans for everyday…
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Sony’s INZONE Wireless Gaming Earbuds Get a Massive Price Drop for PS5 Players & Gamers Who Want an Extra Edge
The PlayStation 5 has become known for immersive features like adaptive triggers and 3D audio, but you need the right headset to get the full experience. Right now, Sony’s INZONE Wireless Gaming Earbuds are on sale for $178, a $60 price drop on 360 spatial audio upgrade. Designed to work seamlessly with the PS5, offering…
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61 Years Ago Today: Sony Brings Video Recording into American Homes
On this day in June 1965, Sony Corporation made a bold leap into consumer electronics by introducing one of the world’s first home video tape recorders to the U.S. market. The device, known as the CV-2000 Videocorder, carried a suggested retail price of $995 and promised to revolutionize how families captured and replayed moving images…

