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Sony unveils new Bravia XR TV lineup - Vimarsana News

Sony unveils new Bravia XR TV lineup

Sony Electronics has announced the new Bravia XR television series, including Master Series Z9K 8K and X95K 4K Mini LED models, Master Series A95K, A80K 4K OLED model, and X90K 4K LED model. Powered by Cognitive Processor XR, the unique XR Backlight Master Drive precisely controls the latest generation Mini LED backlight in the Z9K and X95K series for incredible brightness.

CES 2022: date, highlights, best products - Vimarsana News

CES 2022: date, highlights, best products

Even if some of the major players were not physically present, the 2022 edition of the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas remained an opportunity to preview the main technological innovations of the coming year. CES 2022 remains a primarily digital affair this year. This article will explore some of the highlights from this years event.

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Sony Introduces 2022 BRAVIA XR TV Lineup at CES - Vimarsana News

Sony Introduces 2022 BRAVIA XR TV Lineup at CES

Sony Electronics, globally announced the new BRAVIA XR television series, including the X95K 4K Mini LED models, MASTER Series A90K and A80K...

Sony's new BRAVIA XR televisions - Newsshooter - Vimarsana News

Sony's new BRAVIA XR televisions - Newsshooter

Sony has announced a new lineup of BRAVIA XR televisions at CES 2022. This includes 8K and 4K Mini LED models and what is being claimed to be

The best TVs from CES 2022: 8 cutting-edge TVs to keep an eye on this year - Vimarsana News

The best TVs from CES 2022: 8 cutting-edge TVs to keep an eye on this year

This was another odd year for the convention, but that didn’t stop TV makers from bringing their A-game.