Sony

Sony’s BRAVIA professional display range delivers high-impact visual communication across corporate, retail and public sector environments. The latest BZ-P Series extends the portfolio with 16 models ranging from 43 to 85 inches, delivering consistently sharp, high-contrast imagery even in bright or reflective spaces. Advanced anti-glare technology and high brightness levels ensure excellent visibility from multiple viewing angles, while AI-driven processing enhances colour accuracy, contrast and detail for a more engaging viewing experience.

Ease of deployment has also been prioritised in the latest BRAVIA range, with a slim 1.8-inch chassis and integrated system-on-chip platform that removes the need for external media players — particularly beneficial for digital signage requirements. Energy-efficient operation and a focus on long-term reliability make the range a practical, cost-conscious choice for organisations looking to invest in display technology that performs over time.

Sony’s Crystal LED S Series brings the benefits of direct-view LED technology to a wider range of organisations, offering a cost-effective alternative to large-scale bespoke LED deployments. The ZRD-S12G and ZRD-S15G deliver bright, vibrant visuals with accurate colour reproduction and anti-reflection technology, ensuring excellent visibility across corporate, education and public-facing environments.

Both models have been designed with practical deployment in mind, combining a slim cabinet with simplified cable management and flexible scalability to suit a wide range of installations. Energy-efficient operation helps reduce long-term ownership costs, while a protective surface treatment enhances durability in high-traffic spaces such as reception areas, meeting rooms and visitor centres.

Sustainability is embedded throughout Sony’s display portfolio, not just in the products themselves but throughout their entire lifecycle. Energy-efficient technologies help reduce energy consumption and operating costs without compromising performance. Sony also continues to increase the use of its proprietary SORPLAS™ recycled plastic across its products, while redesigned packaging uses fewer raw materials and water-based inks to minimise environmental impact throughout the supply chain.

This commitment extends to Sony’s long-term environmental programmes. The global Road to Zero plan sets out to achieve a zero environmental footprint across the entire product lifecycle, supported by the Green Management 2030 initiative, which focuses on reducing greenhouse gas emissions, accelerating resource circulation and tackling plastic waste.  For organisations looking to align their technology investments with broader sustainability goals, Sony’s approach and Cinos’ commitment to responsible technology delivery makes for a compelling partnership.