Sony X90L 75″ Full Array LED (2023)
Mid-range Full Array LED with XR Processor, 4K@120Hz gaming, VRR/ALLM support.
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Sony X930C 55″ LED (2015)
Premium 4K LED TV with X1 processor, HDR support, magnetic fluid speakers, Android TV.
Sony X930C 65″ LED (2015)
Premium 4K LED TV with X1 processor, HDR support, magnetic fluid speakers, Android TV.
Sony X930E 55″ LED (2017)
Premium 4K LED with Slim Backlight Drive+, superb local dimming. Some HDMI ports have limited bandwidth (Enhanced Format required).
Sony X930E 65″ LED (2017)
Premium 4K LED with Slim Backlight Drive+, superb local dimming. Some HDMI ports have limited bandwidth.
Sony X940C 75″ LED (2015)
Large format 4K TV with FALD backlight, magnetic fluid speakers, X1 processor, HDR support, Android TV.
Sony Z9D 65″ Flagship LED (2016)
Legendary flagship with Backlight Master Drive, incredible HDR performance, supports 3D content.
Sony Z9D 75″ Flagship LED (2016)
Legendary flagship with Backlight Master Drive, incredible HDR performance, supports 3D content.
Sony Z9G 85″ 8K Master Series LED (2019)
Sony’s first 8K TV. Massive LED display with Backlight Master Drive, up to 4000 nits brightness. One HDMI 2.1 port for 8K@60Hz.
Sony Z9G 98″ 8K Master Series LED (2019)
Sony’s flagship 98-inch 8K TV. Massive LED display with Backlight Master Drive, up to 4000 nits brightness.
Steam Deck OLED (2023)
Valve Steam Deck OLED gaming handheld featuring single USB-C 3.2 Gen 2 port with DisplayPort 1.4 Alt Mode supporting 4K@120Hz output, microSD card reader with UHS-I support, and 3.5mm audio jack. Wi-Fi 6E and Bluetooth 5.3.
Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES, 1991)
Nintendo’s legendary 16-bit home console featuring advanced Mode 7 graphics, Super FX chip support, and superior sound capabilities. Dominated the early 1990s console market with iconic game library.
Super Nintendo Jr. (SNES Mini, 1997)
Compact redesigned SNES released late in the console’s lifecycle as a budget option. Smaller form factor with top-loading cartridge slot but limited to composite video output only.
TCL QM8 65″ Mini LED QLED (2023)
65-inch premium Mini LED QLED 4K TV with up to 2,300 local dimming zones, 2,000 nits peak brightness, Game Accelerator 240 for up to 240Hz VRR gaming, AMD FreeSync Premium Pro, and Google TV platform.
Valve Steam Deck LCD (2022)
Handheld PC gaming console running SteamOS 3. USB-C port supports DisplayPort 1.4 Alt Mode for external displays up to 8K@60Hz or 4K@120Hz, USB 3.2 Gen 2 data transfer at 10Gbps, and 45W USB PD 3.0 charging. Compatible with official Steam Deck Dock and third-party USB-C hubs for HDMI/DisplayPort video output, USB peripherals, and Ethernet.
Valve Steam Deck OLED (2023)
Updated handheld PC gaming console with 7.4-inch HDR OLED display at 90Hz. USB-C port supports DisplayPort Alt Mode for external displays up to 8K@60Hz or 4K@120Hz, USB 3.2 Gen 2 data transfer at 10Gbps, and 45W USB PD 3.0 charging. Features Wi-Fi 6E, Bluetooth 5.3, and improved 50Whr battery. Compatible with official Steam Deck DockDevice Details
Xbox (Original, 2001)
Microsoft’s first gaming console featuring a built-in hard drive, Ethernet port for Xbox Live online gaming, and x86-based hardware. Supports 480i/480p/720p/1080i video output via proprietary AV connector with optional component cables.
Xbox 360 (Original, 2005)
Microsoft’s second-generation HD gaming console. Early models (Xenon/Falcon) lacked HDMI; Elite model (2007+) added HDMI 1.2a. Supports up to 1080p output via component or HDMI.
Xbox 360 E (2013)
Final Xbox 360 revision with Xbox One-inspired design. Reduced port selection with no optical audio or component video support. Budget-friendly option during Xbox One launch.
Xbox 360 S (Slim, 2010)
Redesigned Xbox 360 with smaller footprint, integrated 802.11b/g/n Wi-Fi, dedicated Kinect port, and quieter operation. HDMI 1.2 standard with 2011 update adding HDMI 1.4 3D support.
Xbox One (Original, 2013)
Microsoft’s third-generation console emphasizing all-in-one entertainment with HDMI pass-through for cable/satellite integration, Kinect voice commands, and Blu-ray drive. Supports 1080p gaming.
Xbox One S (2016)
40% smaller redesign with internal power supply, 4K UHD Blu-ray player, 4K video streaming, and HDR10 gaming support. Upscales games to 4K but renders at 1080p.
Xbox One S All-Digital Edition (2019)
Disc-less Xbox One S for digital-only gaming. Identical ports and capabilities to standard One S except removal of optical disc drive.
Xbox One X (2017)
Most powerful Xbox One console delivering native 4K gaming at 60fps with HDR. Features 6 teraflops GPU, 12GB GDDR5 RAM, and 4K UHD Blu-ray drive. Smallest Xbox One form factor.