When the Sony A7R IV was released back in 2019, it had the highest resolution sensor of any mirrorless camera on the market. Its younger sibling, the A7R V, has since matched that, but the A7R IV ...

Sony eventually decided against making a fresh bid for Paramount after an independent studio struck a deal to acquire the media giant. In December, Sony said it planned to spend more than $300 ...

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Translated to English, the statement from Sony Storage Media Solutions Inc. – addressed to “Dear Valued Customer” – revealed the electronics giant was ceasing production of a slate of ...

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Also, Sony's latest ZV roster of cameras is aimed at vloggers and social media creators, I love these cameras super compact and simplified designs, meant to go anywhere and shoot great instantly ...

Sony announced that the company is officially halting the production of recordable Blu-ray, MiniDisc and MD Data disc media as well as MiniDV cassettes. It's another step in the slow decline of ...

Sony is closing ... thing is clear—physical media continues to lose its place in the modern world. Yasir Zeb Digital marketing enthusiast and industry professional in Digital technologies, Technology ...

Courtesy of Jack Shainman Gallery, New York. Photo: Vincent Tullo The new year in New York opened with a series of exceptional exhibitions, setting the tone for an art season packed with discovery ...

So when word came down that Sony will exit the recordable Blu-ray market next month, it naturally triggered a firestorm in the physical media community, not to mention dozens of scary headlines ab ...

Sony hinted at the discontinuation last year, telling the Japanese outlet AVWatch that it would “gradually end development and production of ‘recordable optical disc media.’’ In addition ...