| At CES earlier this year, Sony had some exciting news: brand new Android-powered, 4K HDR televisions that can boast being the thinnest LED displays in the world (at 0.2 inches, that makes them even more slim than the smartphone in your pocket). We may have already learned the what, we were just missing the when and how much… until now. For those waiting on the edges of their seats, you can get your hands on one as early as this summer. How much money should you be setting aside will vary depending on just how large you want your new display:
Each of the new models will sport Sony’s new X1 processor, making Android TV look and function exceptionally well. For those who may be unfamiliar, Sony was happy to boast about the X1:
Sony has a selection of less expensive sets available this May, but you won’t see 4K quality picture quality or the other bells and whistles with those (they still have Android-TV built-in, but are only 2K HD TV units) –and most would agree that these guys excel on the higher end hardware in this arena, and compete less-so in the more bargain-oriented price ranges. Ultimately, this is all good news as far as Sony is concerned: after a few product fails, the company is back doing what they’ve always done best (and not a moment too soon, with more consumers than ever embracing smart-TVs and a highly anticipated update to Apple TV likely to fall sometime this year).
Sony Delivers Details For Android-Powered 4K TVs is a post from: Good e-Reader |
Monday, April 20, 2015
Sony Delivers Details For Android-Powered 4K TVs
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