CES is the biggest consumer electronics show (hence the name) on the planet. One of our biggest consumer electronics purchases is generally our TV and Sony has shown off their new range of 8K LED, 4K OLED and 4K LED models, all running Google’s Android TV platform.
The new range of Sony TVs utilises LED and OLED technology with 4K the new base standard for 2020 with the Z8H 8K LED TV the flagship of the new line.
The Z8H uses a neat trick with something called Frame Tweeter vibrating the frame of the TV to emit sound, giving the impression that sound is coming directly from the screen.
Sony hasn’t announced pricing or availability for their new range, but has confirmed that they will be coming to Australia. The new range includes:
Z8H 8K LED TV – 85″
The latest addition to Sony’s 8K line-up, the Z8H delivers super high 8K detail and lifelike picture quality.
New Frame Tweeter technology offers immersive experience with Sound-from-Picture Reality and slim design. A new backlit remote allows customers to enjoy their viewing experience in dark environments.
Additionally, the Z8H allows for quick access to an array of content and services with Android 9 Pie, and new Ambient Optimisation enhances picture and sound quality in any environment.
A8H OLED TV – 65″ and 55″
The A8H OLED TV utilises Picture Processor X1™ Ultimate to provide crisp, high contrast and true-to-life images, and is the latest addition to Sony’s OLED line-up.
X-Motion Clarity technology will now be available for OLED, refining action on the screen in real time, and a brighter and clearer picture than ever before.
Additionally, the A8H allows for quick access to an array of content and services with Android 9 Pie, and new Ambient Optimisation enhances picture and sound quality in any environment.
X95H 4K LED TV – 75″, 65″ and 55″
Announcing the X95H, which offers Sony’s best-ever picture and sound quality for 4K LED TVs.
The latest model features an expansion of Sony’s X-Wide Angle technology, providing vivid real-world colours from any angle, while retaining more brightness than other conventional LED TVs. The X95H includes a new shaped speaker unit, the X-Balanced speaker, and allows for quick access to an array of content and services with Android 9 Pie.
Additionally, new Ambient Optimisation enhances picture and sound quality in any environment.
X90H 4K LED TV – 85″, 75″, 65″ and 55″
The X90H is Sony’s new mid-range Full Array LED model, offering Acoustic Multi-Audio (65” and above) with X-Balanced speaker, as well as Dolby Vision / Atmos support. The new model also features a Diamond cut bezel for slim design, and allows for quick access to an array of content and services with Android 9 Pie.
X80H 4K TV – 85″, 75″, 65″, 55″, 49″ and 43″
Sony’s X80H includes a 4K HDR Processor X1, reproducing more depth, texture and natural colours, with Object-based HDR remaster technology. The latest model includes a new shaped speaker unit, the X-Balanced speaker, and allows for quick access to an array of content and services with Android 9 Pie.
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