Sony – LCD BRAVIA – 8 new TV models featuring Sony’s original image resolution processor (“X-Reality PRO”) for higher image quality

Sony - LCD Bravia - 8 new TV models featuring Sony's original image resolution processor ("X-Reality PRO") for higher image quality

Sony’s LCD TV series BRAVIA will release 8 new models on or around June 1. All of these new models will have Sony’s original image resolution processor (“X-Reality PRO”) built-in to improve the quality of images of different kinds of media/content such as Blu-ray discs, digital hi-vision broadcasting, TV games, internet movies, etc.

Top-of-the-line “W900A” also features Sony’s newly-developed “Triluminous Display” technology and “Long duct speakers” to output lush mid-low sound.

“W900A” and “W802A” have “One-touch mirroring function” to mirror NFC-compliant Xperia smartphone or tablet screens to the TV screen and “TV SideView” so that you can use your smart device as the TV’s remote control.

W900A (55 inch, 46 inch, 40 inch) – Out on June 1 (40 inch will be out on July 5)
W802A (55 inch, 47 inch, 42 inch) – Out on June 1 (42 inch will be out on May 3)
W650A (42 inch) – Out on June 1
W600A (32 inch) – Out on June 1

Sony announces new Bravia KD-84X9005, 84-inch 4K TV at IFA

Sony’s rolling out the new products thick and fast at its press conference at IFA, the latest beauty on display, this stunning 84-inch 4K Bravia TV. The new 3,840 x 2,160 LCD telly comes loaded with X-Reality Pro Engine to take care of the rendering, and a “10 Unit Live Speaker” system. If two dimensions aren’t enough, then the KD-84X9005 also supports upscaling for greater-than-HD passive 3D. No information on price at this time (Update: We’ve been informed we should hear about pricing next week at CEDIA, so stay tuned), but it should be available from the end of this year.

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