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Sony introduces 2014 BRAVIA 4K TVs

Following the initial launch of its 84-inch 4K TV a couple of years back, Sony adds five new screen sizes in the lineup. These Ultra High Definition TVs sport the company’s proprietary technology like the 4K X-Reality PRO engine, TRILUMINOS Display, and X-tended Dynamic Range PRO to deliver only the most immersive viewing experience.

The five new variants come from the X9500B and X8500B series. The former is available in an 85-inch screen size while the latter is available in 70-inch, 65-inch, 55-inch, and 49-inch displays. Below is a list of their key features.

X9500B Series 4K TV

The reference standard in 4K Ultra HD
Immersive 4K Ultra HD picture quality with four times the resolution and clarity of Full HD 1080p
X-tended Dynamic Range PRO driven by direct LED arrays delivers brilliant picture quality
4K X-Reality PRO picture engine for best picture from any source
TRILUMINOS Display for breathtaking color, clarity and detail
Motionflow XR 960 produces lifelike movement
HDMI 2.0 and 4K 60p with newly developed HEVC codec for support of future 4K content
ClearAudio+ Digital Sound Processing (DSP) with S-Force Front Surround projects clear vocals and wide sound range (optional subwoofer SWF-BR100)
Built-in Wi-Fi for streaming connectivity, including Sony Entertainment Network
Screen Mirroring via NFC OneTouch Mirroring
MHL 3.0-enabled for mirroring second screens
3D capable with 2 pairs of glasses included
Screen sizes include 85-inch class (85X9500B)

X8500B Series 4K TV

Brilliant colors, unprecedented 4K quality
Immersive 4K Ultra HD picture quality delivering four times the resolution and clarity of Full HD 1080p
4K X-Reality PRO picture engine for best picture from any source
TRILUMINOS Display for breathtaking color, clarity and detail
Motionflow XR 240 produces lifelike movement
ClearAudio+ Digital Sound Processing (DSP) with S-Force Front Surround projects clear vocals and wide sound range (optional subwoofer)
HDMI 2.0 and 4K 60p with newly developed HEVC codec for support of future 4K content
Built-in Wi-Fi for streaming connectivity, including Sony Entertainment Network
Screen Mirroring via NFC OneTouch Mirroring
MHL 3.0-enabled for mirroring second screens
3D capable with 2 pairs of glasses included
Screen sizes include 70-inch class (70X8500B), 65-inch class (65X8500B), 55-inch class (55X8500B), and 49-inch class (49X8500B)

Sony compared their 4K UHDTVs (left) against “Brand S” (right) to show the difference in detail and contrast of the images.

The 85-inch X9500 is up for purchase starting October 2014 and will retail for Php1.2M. The 70-, 65-, and 55-inch X8500B, on the other hand, will be available in August; while the 49-inch variant will come in September. We’re still waiting on the local SRPs for the smaller screen sizes so watch this space as we’ll update it once we have the details.

Update: According to Sony, tentative prices for the 70-, 65-, 55-, and 49-inch displays are Php320K, Php280K, Php190K, and Php100K, respectively.

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4 Comments

Zobel says:

10 years ago

Testing na ang NHK ng 8K so better wait tlll prices go down or Sony finally dies. The latter preferable.
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siya1bo says:

10 years ago

Kaw na lang mamatay. ano bang galit mo sa sony… kung ayaw mo wag kang bibili.

Rabbit-kun says:

10 years ago

Hmmm, down payment for a house or a fully paid car or an 85″ TV? very tough choice.. better get the TV :P
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a says:

10 years ago

Great ads post
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