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Samsung have still been using either Samsung or AUO panels from their very first QLED models and in the years before as well different production batches from the same model, particularly lower down in the lineup, could come with different panels (sometimes even of the IPS type when earlier batches had a VA panel). Since that time Sony on the other hand have been very consistent with their panels, no lottery at all throughout the year on any of their models.

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Why on earth would Sony release a standalone headset?

I can’t see it happening.

Their PSVR headset has sold poorly when you consider how many PS4s there are out there. If they’re going to continue investing in VR they’re more likely to release one for their new console.

Oculus/Facebook have the standalone market sewn up I think. The biggest advantage they have is with software, the Quest has a decent sized library of games, apps and experiences and if Sony release a standalone headset tomorrow, even if they plough millions into developers and fund games, it won’t have anywhere near as good support from developers.

And now that Oculus have opened up the ability for devs like me to get our games on their platform there’s going to be even more developer support from platforms like Itch...

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The nominees have been announced for the new UEFA Women’s Champions League positional awards with the winners revealed on 1 October.

Nominees: facts and figures

Lyon, who clinched a fifth straight title and seventh in a row in August, provide six of the 12 nominees including Sara Björk Gunnarsdóttir, who played in earlier rounds for eventual runners-up Wolfsburg before joining OL ahead of the finals and scoring against her former club in the decider. Also among the shortlisted selections are two former UEFA Women’s Players of the Year, Lucy Bronze (2019) and Pernille Harder (2018), both of who have left respectively Lyon and Wolfsburg for English clubs since facing off in the San Sebastián final.

Positional award nominees for the 2019/20 UEFA Women’s Champions League

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The UEFA Super Cup between Bayern and Sevilla will be broadcast worldwide, with partners in Europe and across the globe spanning territories in Africa, Asia, Latin America, North America, the Middle East, Oceania and beyond.

Fans can find their local partner(s) below.

Europe

Albania: Tring, Vizion Plus
Andorra: RMC Sport
Armenia: Armenia TV 
Austria: DAZN, Sky Austria 
Azerbaijan: Saran, CBC Sport, AzTV
Belarus: Belarus TV 
Belgium: Proximus, RTL, Q2
Bosnia and Herzegovina: Arena Sport, Nova BH
Bulgaria: A1, bTV Media Group
Croatia: HRT, A1 Hrvatska
Cyprus: CYTA
Czech Republic: o2, Česká Televize
Denmark: NENT Group
Estonia: TV3 Sport
Finland: MTV
France: RMC Sport
Georgia: Silk Sport
Germany: DAZN, Sky Deutschland
Greece: COSMOTE TV, ERT
Hungary: MTVA
Iceland: Stod 2 Sport
Republic of Ireland: Virgin M...