Sonny, who celebrated 20 years after the first Bravia TV debut, announced three new televisions, including an OLED and an entry level TV.
Bravia 8 II is Sony’s new flagship 4K CUD-Old, A 95L success, which contains a high luminance panel and a temperature sensor that controls light output and details. The XR processor for processing the TV image and the XR triluminosh Max for extended color and brightness. The TV panel includes a speaker system that promises to follow onscreen action.
Sony’s new Bravia 2 (left) and Bravia 5 (right) feature dolby Vision support and studio calibrated mode.
Meanwhile, the new Bravia 5 is a mini LED backlit TV that promises a “precise local egg” controlled by its XR backlight master drive. The TV will be available in five size between 55 inches and 98 inches.
The company has introduced a new entry model Bravia 2 II, which can be found in the form of 43 inches to 75 inches.
All Bravia TVs include Dolby Vision Support, 4K Upscaling and new film mode of the company, Studio Calibrated. Models also include Google TV onboard to integrate smart TV streaming and Google Home.
CNET participated in a demo of new models and especially Bravia 8 II looks bright and colorful, though it is hard to determine the quality of the image of a seller. We are looking forward to watching these TVs in the near future.
The price of this spring will be declared pricing and availability.
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