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With a robust built-in sound system, the Sony XBR-65X900B is one of the best 4K HDTVs you can buy right now, but until 4K content becomes widely available, it's not worth the high cost.
View content at four times the resolution of 1080p with the Sony XBR-X940E-Series 75"-Class HDR UHD Smart LED TV . It has a 74.5" LED backlit LCD display, and incorporates Sony"s Motionflow XR 960 technology to digitally enhance fast-moving images to reduce blur. The XBR-X940E has built-in Wi-Fi and Ethernet connectivity to allow access to your favorite apps and Internet-based content via its Android TV operating system, plus content sharing and screen mirroring with your other compatible smart devices such as your smartphone or tablet. With one component video and four HDMI inputs, there are multiple options for connecting high-definition video sources. The component input also acts as a hybrid port, which allows you to connect a composite video source instead. Three USB ports are also onboard for connecting compatible multimedia peripherals like flash drives.
Ultra HD (UHD or 4K) televisions still have a long way to go toward wide adoption, but companies like Sony are working hard to get the technology to where 1080p HDTVs are now. The Sony XBR-X900B series is one of the company"s high-end, 4K television lines. It doesn"t deliver the contrast and image processing tricks of the X950B series, but makes up for it with an impressive sound system the higher-tier line lacks. At $4,999.99, the 65-inch XBR-65X900B is a big investment when compared with high-end 1080p screens like the 60-inch Sony KDL-60W850B , and its black levels aren"t quite up to snuff. Despite its picture flaws and the high price, it"s a very attractive and full-featured television that offers solid performance. It"s a shame there isn"t enough readily available 4K content to make the investment worthwhile yet.
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The Sony X900C 4k LED TV is very thin and has good color accuracy at an angle. However, the blacks are poor and not uniform, which means it is not a great choice.
First of all, thank you very much for your service. You mentioned in previous answers that the Sony X900C cannot do HDR, but the Samsung JS9000 and JS8500 can. In BestBuy, Sony advertises that all models, X850C and higher can do HDR. Are they lying?
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Sony XBR-75X940E offers easily visible improvements and greater future-readiness. Higher peak brightness means a more vivid picture.
What 4K does for picture detail, HDR (High Dynamic Range) does for contrast and color. It may surprise you, but current video standards are based on old-school tube TVs with low brightness capabilities. The latest HDR-equipped TVs, like the XBR-75X940E, can display greater contrast and a wider color spectrum. The combination makes pictures pop like you’ve never seen before.
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This is a scrutinize and also comparison between the Sony XBR75X940E and the previous model , XBR75X940D. I had actually ordered the 940D but when I read that there was a new sheriff in town (the 940E), I canceled the order of the 940D and waited patiently ...
65 4K X-1 LED TV Excessive Dynamic Range (HDR 10) for extended picture contrast and brightness with HDR sources, ull-array direct LED backlight with peculiar dimming for very good picture contrast and black levels, -tended Dynamic Range PRO delivers 5X the ...
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In this video we tolerate a closer look at the brand new Sony XBR-75X940E. It s one of their new TVs for 2017 and just a small step below the Z9D series.
The Sony X930C is an excellent UHD LED TV. It can get very bright and has great motion control. However, it loses picture quality at an angle and its gray unifor.
Hi, I was looking at the responses above and one really made me blink twice. The 4k tv"s do not look as crisp as a 1080P with 1080i/1080P content? And this is unavoidable? Makes me think we, the consumer, is being duped again. Four years ago I returned 3 different tv"s in 4 weeks because of various issues. Flashlighting and the bleed among other things. Finally ended up with the Sony xbr46hx929 which I still am happy with. I know the 4k have upscaling but now I"m concerned I won"t be happy with the 4k if the picture isn"t as good. I looked at the JS8500 but in two different stores the infamous bleed was on the left side of the screen. I don"t mind spending $3000 to $4000 for a good 65" tv. I heard the 930 also had bleed but had been fixed. I could use a little guidance. Thank you in advance.