Sony Electronics unveils InZone displays and spatial gaming headsets for PC and PS5
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Sony Electronics unveiled a new family of InZone gaming monitors and gaming headsets for both PCs and PlayStation 5s.
The InZone is a new brand that Sony is launching for gaming peripherals. It’s separate from PlayStation in that its developed by Sony Electronics with a primary focus on PC gamers.
But these new products also have features targeted at PS5 users. Still, the InZone brand will be primarily targeted at PC gamers. Sony noted that tthe gaming market has bee growing at a fast rate and market researcher Omdia expects it to grow at a steady clip through 2023.
The monitors will focus on fast-paced first-person shooter games. Sony unveiled the InZone M9, a monitor with a 27-inch diagonal screen and 4K resolution running at 144 Hz. It has IPS 1ms GtG (grey to grey), variable refresh rate, or VRR, (HDMI 2.1) and it is G-Sync compatible. It also has some unique features for the PS5 including Auto KVM switch/USB-C (DP Alt Mode). It will sell for $899 and debut this summer.
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Sony also has a 27-inch full HD monitor dubbed the InZone M3. It runs at 240 Hz. It also has IPS 1ms GtG, VRR, and it is G-Sync compatible. And it has the same PS5 features. It will sell for $529 and arrive this winter. Both monitors support HDR.
The monitors also have full array local dimming, where light goes where it’s needed so you see more depth in shadow and
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