If you have a 4K UHD TV, you'll never see higher quality picture, and if you have a pile of old DVDs, you'll never see them look better, either.

However, it was Sony that brought the first DVD player to the U.S. in April 1997. In 2002, the Blu-Ray Disc Association (BDA) was formed to work on a new disc format with higher storage capacity.

So, too, is Sony it seems, which interestingly hasn't given up on the format despite rivals dropping their DVD player businesses, including LG, Samsung, and Oppo. And it's not just movies and shows.

The original PlayStation launched in Japan on Dec. 3, 1994, meaning that Sony’s video game brand is celebrating its 30th birthday. Once dismissed as an also-ran beside powerhouse console makers ...

While you can stream clips from a mini disc inside camcorder to a TV using a cable or even play the disc with some Sony DVD players, you cannot play video from the mini DVD disc on most computers ...

It's safe to say the era of CD and DVD players has fallen by the wayside. If you still have one lying around the house, here are some unexpected uses for them.

A recently published patent by Sony reveals an in-development software that would allow players to have an easier way of checking a game's controls.

Just published on November 30, a new patent by Sony aims to create software that tracks player progression in a game in order to create a detailed recap and make "intensity adjustments" when the ...

Sony and Philips, which brought to market the laserdisc in 1978, began developing the compact disc in 1979. The first player and discs were released in Japan in 1982, followed by Europe and the U ...

After a second release, innovation and new technology would lead in 1998 to the ‘Sony PLM A55’, and then ‘Sony Glasstron Lite’ range. Sleek and compact, the personal LCD monitor offered a perceived 52 ...