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Cognitive Processor XR Most major TV manufacturers regularly perform iterative image processor updates, but the Cognitive Processor XR is a significant jump in speed and capability, according to Sony. It uses what the company calls "cognitive intelligence" to cross-analyze multiple elements in the picture its adjusting, like people, furniture, and backgrounds. It compares these elements against an internal database of known, similar elements to determine the best ways to improve each elements ...

Sony Electronics Announces New BRAVIA XR 8K LED, 4K OLED and 4K LED Models with New "Cognitive Processor XR" -- Innovative new processor mimics human brain to deliver a never-before-seen immersive viewing experience -- News provided by Share this article Share this article SAN DIEGO, Jan. 7, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Sony Electronics Inc. today announced the worlds first cognitive intelligence televisions 1. The new MASTER Series A90J and Powered by the Cognitive Processor XR, the brain of the ne...

January 7th, 2021 Sonys 85-inch Master Series Z9J TV. Sony Image processing has always been at the heart of Sonys TV designs. Sure, its premium Bravia TVs have typically featured the latest and greatest display hardware around, but the companys devotion to image quality has typically set it apart from competitors. This year, Sony is doubling down on that reputation with the Cognitive Processor XR, a new image processor that will focus on bringing "cognitive intelligence" to its upcoming Bravia...

Picked by Techconnects Editors Sony made no mention of major new technologies, such as mini LED backlighting, for the 2021 TV lineup, but the company has announced plenty of other improvements. Most noticeably, the new Cognitive Processor XR processing unit marries higher speed with more granular and processing algorithms. It will be available on Sony’s high-end XR series of smart TVs. The end result  of XR manipulation, which places great emphasis on the viewer’s focal point of an image, ...

With the UK now in another lockdown, many bored Brits have turned to their TVs for entertainment.  Now, Sony has unveiled new TVs that mimic the human brain, resulting in scenes that both look and sound more lifelike.  The TVs contain an artificial intelligence-powered processor, which Sony says can process images in the same manner as the human brain,  in order to boost the viewing experience. Sony has unveiled new TVs that mimic the human brain, resulting in scenes that both look and sound...

Sony’s 2021 TV lineup runs Google TV and fully embraces HDMI 2.1 Share this story Image: Sony Last year’s TV lineup from Sony took a bit of criticism since several sets were unable to take advantage of next-gen gaming features on the PlayStation 5 that shipped in November. Even if you look right now, the spread of HDMI 2.1 features is pretty sad. Sony never really acknowledged this as a mistake, believing that customers purchase its TVs for different reasons and not everyone needs every box...