The 2025 Oled Premium TV series from the Japanese manufacturer's range, the Sony Bravia 8 M2, will therefore feature Meta 3.0 technology from LG Display based on the new Oled Primary RGB Tandem panels (see our news Meta 3.0 (Oled Primary RGB Tandem): 4,000 nits confirmed) unveiled at the CES show in Las Vegas.
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Certainly, with the Sony Bravia 8 M2, the articulation of the range becomes a little complex, the latter being the best equipped technically compared to the Sony A95L (2023 vintage) equipped with QD Oled panels (second generation) or even the Sony Bravia 9 (2024 vintage) based on a Mini LED backlighting system, both of which remain in the manufacturer's catalog in 2025. To this remark, Sony will undoubtedly respond that image quality is a whole and is not limited to the light peak alone. And Sony will be right, even if the Meta 3.0 obedience panels include many other developments. And to be complete on the subject, know that the Sony Bravia 8 TV series still built on an Oled EX panel is also playing overtime in 2025.
