Sony's New Bravia 4K TVs Come with Google Assistant, Android TV, Impressive Sound

If in that location's one consumer electronic product which you can bet your life on to observe at CES, it'due south TV. Every year at CES, we run across a lot of new TVs getting announced from every popular Tv set manufacturer out there. This year was no different as companies including LG, Samsung, and Phillips introduced their new offerings in the TV department. Today, Sony also joins the fold as the visitor has just announced the launch of 2 new Bravia series; the Bravia A8F OLED and Bravia X900F LCD. The biggest feature of new Bravia lineups is that they both come up with congenital-in Android Television and Google Assistant.

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When it comes to the Bravia A8F OLED series, there are 2 unlike models; the XBR-55A8F which has a 55-inch screen and the XBR-65A8F which has a 65-inch screen. Apart from the size, both the models pack exact same features. They both have over 8 one thousand thousand self-illuminating pixels which are precisely and individually controlled past the X1 Extreme processor. Both the models also have a 4K HDR console and feature real-fourth dimension image processing for ultra-detailed pictures.

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I am especially fascinated by what Sony is calling Acoustic Surface technology which utilizes ii actuators placed behind the Telly which vibrate the screen to create sound that comes from the entire screen. Other features include Dolby Vision likewise as back up for Amazon'due south Alexa assistant.

The Bravia X900F LCD series comes in a multifariousness of models based on diverse screen sizes including 49-inch, 55-inch, 65-inch, 75-inch, and 85-inch. Apart from the different screen sizes and use of the LCD screen the just unique features of the X900F LCD series are the inclusion of X-Move Clarity applied science which should reduce movement blur and the use of X-tended Dynamic Range PRO engineering which is said to provide upward to six times the contrast of conventional LED Television.

There's one feature which is missing in the Bravia X900F LCD series when compared to the Bravia A8F OLED series and that's the Audio-visual Surface applied science. Apart from that, it packs all the features that we mentioned above including Dolby Vision, built-in Google Assistant, back up for Amazon's Alexa and HDR gaming..

I am really excited well-nigh the Bravia A8F OLED series and want to run across how its Acoustic Surface technology fares confronting the normal TV speakers. That said, Sony has still non revealed the pricing and the availability for either of the two series.