While it’s only a few months removed from the XZ1 flagship that was launched, Sony is ready to bet big on their latest flagship upgrade: The Sony Xperia XZ2.

Officially debuting at CES 2018, the latest Cintiq Pros come in two massive flavours: A 32-inch tablet that’ll cost you $3300 and a 24 incher that roll back your bank account to the tune of $2000. Both tablets pack in edge-to-edge 4K displays, pack in one billion colours and support for the Pro Pen 2 Stylus.

Taking a page out of LG’s pioneering work in using OLED displays to offer a brighter picture, Sony is also looking to make headway in that market with their 2018 line-up of TVs. They’re also using OLED panels with the Sony A8F series, which already pack in plenty of technology in an incredibly thin frame that Sony says is “a little more traditional TV design”.

With Black Friday fast approaching, TV purchasing is high on many lists. And with 4K and HDR making the decision even harder, here's a few things to look out for before pulling the trigger on a new, big TV purchase.

The Xbox One X is a niche device. It’s a machine for a certain market, while also requiring some faith from those people who splash cash down on it. That seems to be the running theme in reviews for the hardware-heavy console, as opinions on the actual tech is overwhelmingly positive so far.

PlayStation VR will finally allow for HDR passthrough, but you'll have to buy a whole new system just for that.

After weeks of leaks, GoPro has finally officially confirmed the existence of the Hero 6 Black at a San Francisco event yesterday. While it doesn’t change up the design of the Hero 5, the Hero 6 does fiddle with its insides and now provides the hardware to shoot 4K footage at 60 frames per second.

According to a new Microsoft video, the Xbox One X Enhanced Program will result in games being optmised for that console. What does that mean for the average enthusiast?