Sony has lifted the curtain on its first True RGB TV fashions, the naming conference it has assigned to Mini LED TVs in its lineup that characteristic a brand new type of RGB backlighting. The Bravia 9 II is the brand new flagship, with sizes beginning at 65 inches, whereas the Bravia 7 II is the extra inexpensive mannequin, accessible in sizes of fifty inches and up.
Each are badged as True RGB LED TVs by Sony, which suggests they make use of independently managed crimson, inexperienced and blue LED backlights, which the corporate says ship “purer” coloration, diminished blooming and better brightness. This differs from OLED, the place every pixel is individually lit, however it’s best to anticipate a extra spectacular image than what common Mini LED TVs are able to.
Every LED is powered by Sony’s RGB Backlight Grasp Drive Professional, with the corporate promising vast viewing angles on each fashions. Each TVs additionally characteristic Voice Zoom 3 tech, which makes use of AI to spice up dialogue high quality, and each sit on a slim clear stand designed to lend the TVs a floating, cable-free look.
As you’d anticipate, probably the most premium options are reserved for the Bravia 9 II, which Sony says produces the “most superior expression of True RGB,” owing to the best stage of backlight management and probably the most correct colours in rooms with excessive brightness ranges. The flagship mannequin additionally includes a new display screen remedy known as Immersive Black Display Professional, which is anti-glare, low reflection and supposed to protect deep blacks even for those who’re watching a film in the course of the afternoon. The Bravia 9 II can be geared up with up-firing beam tweeters in its acoustic array, which Sony says produce cinematic sound worthy of the large display screen measurement choices on provide.
Each TVs assist Dolby Imaginative and prescient, Dolby Atmos, DTS:X and IMAX Enhanced, with particular studio calibration modes for Netflix, Prime Video and Sony Photos Core for many who like utilizing them.
The Bravia 9 II is on the market in 4 sizes: 65-inch ($3,600), 75-inch ($4,600), 85-inch ($6,500), and a theatre-aping 115-inch ($31,000). You get extra measurement choices with the Bravia 7 II, which begins at 50 inches ($1,600) and can be accessible in 55-inch ($2,100), 65-inch ($2,600), 75-inch ($3,100), 85-inch ($4,000) and 98-inch ($9,000) variants. Pre-orders are reside now.
