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After what's felt like endless teasing, Sony has finally revealed its new flagship TVs for 2026 – led by the Bravia 9 II, which is the brand's first 'True RGB' television. The name was revealed in ...

Sony has lifted the curtain on its first True RGB TV models, the naming convention it has assigned to Mini LED TVs in its lineup that feature a new form of RGB backlighting. The Bravia 9 II is the new ...