Sony Introduces New Hardware Line Called Inzone

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Sony hasn't been shy about its attempts to break into the PC gaming space as of late. Following a series of high-profile game releases of former PlayStation exclusives such as God of War and Horizon: Zero Dawn, as well as the upcoming launches of Spider-Man and The Last of Us Part 1, the company seems to have many more plans for expansion in this regard.

Namely, Sony has now announced that it's launching a new hardware gaming brand that is specifically designed to target the PC gaming audience. The so-called Inzone peripherals are currently limited just to monitors and headphones, with both of these lineups featuring high-end functionality and chassis design that's clearly reminiscent of the company's flagship console.

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As some may have already suspected, Sony's new Inzone hardware brand was, indeed, the subject of last week's Sony gaming headphone leak. The three leaked headphone designs — simply known as H3, H7, and H9 — offer varying levels of functionality at similarly varying price points and signal the notion that Inzone is attempting to appeal to both low and high-end gaming clientele. The monitors also reflect this, as Inzone has prepared the high-end M9 and the lower-end M3 to cover this hardware category.

M9, specifically, comes in at a steep $899 for a non-OLED display, but offers the full array of amenities that gamers have come to expect from high-end gaming monitors. It renders the image at a crisp 4K resolution with a maximum 144 Hz refresh rate, has full VRR support, a 1ms response time, and has been rated for DisplayHDR 600. M9 is the highlight of Sony's June 28 hardware announcement, but the lower-spec M3 remains a reasonable showing at