Two years have now passed since the development of the CXD2820R, the world's first demodulator IC for DVB-T2*1.
Sony has now developed two successor products: the CXD2834ER and the CXD2834R. As the de facto standard of DVB-T2 demodulator ICs, the CXD2820R was the demodulator of choice for most customers, it contributed greatly to extending DVB-T2 broadcasting across the world and became the IC to obtain certification by passing the greatest number of receiver specifications.

The demand for high-definition output has grown ever stronger in recent years for IP network and other cameras in the security camera market. To meet this need, Sony is now releasing the ICX692AQA (primary color filter model) and the ICX692AKA (complementary color filter model) progressive scan image sensors capable of rendering 720p high-definition output at 30 frame/s. Sony's unique fine pixel fabrication technologies have made possible high sensitivity, a high saturation signal level and low smear while the "EXview HAD CCD II" structure provides high sensitivity also in the near infrared light region.

The ECX331A and the ECX332A are the industry's first*1 ultra-small, high-definition color OLED displays. Sony's unique expertise in both OLED display and semiconductor silicon drive technologies have made available the wide color gamut, high contrast and fast response of OLED displays in a diagonal 0.5-type XGA version and a 0.7-type high-definition version.

Balancing discrete optimization with global standardization in the global trends of TV broadcast digitization.  Although not widely known, Sony is currently the world's third largest shipper of "demodulator ICs" (second largest in terms of demodulator IP market share), an important TV tuner component. Sony is aiming for top world market share by keeping step with upgrades in the world's digital broadcasting systems.