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The end of an era: Sony exits TV manufacturing, brand moves to a joint venture

Iconic television manufacturer Sony is ending the production of its own TVs. Going forward, Sony and the Sony-owned Bravia brand will appear on televisions made by a joint venture between Sony and China's TCL. 20 Jan 2026

Sony announces Bravia TVs with 'Ready for PS5'

The next generation of console gaming is soon upon us, and Sony is preparing its peripherals to support the PS5. The company has announced a ...... 30 Jul 2020 - 1 comment

Sony recalls 1.6 million Bravia HDTVs

Sony has recalled 1.6 million Bravia HDTVs this week after it was revealed that faulty components could lead to fires. The TVs were sold ...... 12 Oct 2011 - 4 comments

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	Review: Roborock Saros Z70 - robot vacuum with an arm In out in-depth review of Roborock Saros Z70 we put the robot vacuum through a 3 month test period, where we observed its work in normal home. The sci-fi -like arm of Z70 was a little bit disappointing, due its limited functionality.
	Roborock Saros 10 review - Great, but not perfect We tested Roborock Saros 10 robot vacuum for more than two months in order to see whether it is really worth its hefty price tag. The mopping, self-emptying Saros 10 was mostly great, even perfect. But its object avoidance was bit disappointing. 1 user comment
	Roborock S8 MaxV Ultra review - obstacle avoidance doesn't work as it should, otherwise almost perfect robot vacuum We put the Roborock S8 MaxV Ultra through a very, very long review process. The $1800 mopping robot vacuum is almost perfect, but its obstacle avoidance was surprisingly bad, considering the price - and compared to its competitors.

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	Guide: Is Your Wi-Fi Sluggish or Slow? Here's How to Fix Do you have problems with you Wi-Fi? Slow connection or is it cutting off constantly? This guide aims to remedy these problems. 1 user comment
	Does your phone rattle? Here's why it happens When you shake your phone and hear a light rattle, clatter, or jingle, it's likely not broken. The culprit is probably the optical image stabilization (OIS) system in your phone's camera, meaning everything is functioning as it should. 2 user comments

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