Sony's new Bravia 8 II flagship OLED TV has arrived at a premium price. Does it have what it takes to stand up to this year's ...

Father's Day might be over, but the TV deals are still hot. With sports seasons still in full swing, Dad will want the best ...

For bigger TVs — 65-, 75- and 85-inch sets — I would even recommend having a third person on hand to assist with lifting and ...

In this head-to-head comparison, we put the LG G4 OLED up against the Sony Bravia 8 OLED to see which premium TV delivers the ...

In May 2004, Syntax Group Corporation announced its entry into the LCD TV market with its Olevia brand of 27″ and 30″ models. Since then, Olevia has been one of the fastest-growing LCD TV ...

“We are confident that our new line of Elite LCD TVs will appeal to the Elite purists who expect the highest picture quality and experience as well as today’s luxury technology enthusiasts ...

The factory floor--as big as 16 football fields--is noisy with the clatter and grind of huge lathes and drills shaping steel plates, gears and rods for giant yellow bulldozers that will churn ...

It's hard to say this early what will become of Olevia, but at this point if you buy an Olevia TV you are gambling you ... on mine rather than 3. Also, the LCD panels are sourced from Sharp ...

That’s what happened to Tempe, Arizona-based TV brand Olevia, who you might remember from such stores as “Sam’s Club” and “Costco,” among others. The Olevia brand was the property of ...

Erica Ogg is a CNET News reporter who covers Apple, HP, Dell, and other PC makers, as well as the consumer electronics industry. She's also one of the hosts of CNET News' Daily Podcast. In her non ...

The HD LCD TV includes an integrated CWave® UWB ... we'll believe it when we see it. Olevia, the current TV champ of the Wired Fall Test (see picture above), also released some details about ...

This could be a powerful combination. Personally, I have purchased two LCD TVs. One is a Westinghouse and the other is an Olevia. Both are impressive in my opinion and both stand up quite nicely ...