Stephen Fenech

We wrote about that and spoke about that on the podcast a few weeks ago.

But in a week and a half, I think Samsung will be announcing their RGB, micro RGB pricing as well.

So similar to what Hisense are offering here, their flagship TVs will be micro RGB, but they will still have RGB.

their Neo QLED in the lower ranges as well.

So they're the more affordable products.

But the brand new products with RGB technology on board, I'm really curious to see how Samsung responds with their pricing in comparison to what Hisense and LG are offering as well.

If you want to see all of those stories that we spoke about and that Hisense story with all the sizes and model numbers and pricing, then you should check it out, techguide.com.au.

We're still on the subject of TVs.

It is that time of the year.

And one company that's been pretty quiet up until now has been Sony.

Sony, to my surprise, were, I mentioned earlier that I saw a lot of the RGB TVs, Hisense, Samsung, LG at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas back in January.

One company that didn't have its usual stand at the end of the main hall was Sony.

And Sony has been an institution at the Consumer Electronics Show over the years and have had massive announcements, star-studded announcements.

I can remember one of my first CES shows, the Sony Keynote,

If you remember, they've got the Sony TVs, they've got the Sony PlayStation and Sony Pictures.

And at the time, there was a little movie called The Da Vinci Code that was hitting cinemas.

We're talking 20-something years ago.

And they had at the press conference the director Ron Howard and the movie star Tom Hanks.

at the press conference.

So they were flexing a bit of star power muscle right there.