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SONY USA recently released detailed information on the price and release date of its new TV products, including the X800H 4K HDR LED series, the new BRAVIA TV (OLED and LED) and the high-end Z8H 8K HDR SKU series.
The 55-inch model of the 2020 SONY OLED TV starts at $2,300, while the 75-inch 8K LCD starts at $7,000.
SONY USA has officially announced the prices and release dates for most of its 2020 TV models, with other models due out later this year. Some 4K models are now available in stores, while others will be available soon.
The 55-inch SONY OLED TV starts at $2,300 this year, $200 less than last year's A8G. SONY will release its first 48-inch OLED TV, the A9G, later this year (the price will also be announced soon).
SONY's 8K LCD TVS are still very expensive, at $7,000 (75 inches) and $10,000 (85 inches) respectively. SONY's 4K LCD sets are much cheaper, starting at $600 for a 43-inch model. SONY's first 55-inch 4K TV models with HDMI 2.1 ports (X900H) start at $1,200.
SONY's 2020 TV is powered by Android TV, Apple AirPlay 2 and HomeKit, and supports Amazon Alexa, dolby vision, dolby panoramic sound, IMAX Enhanced, Netflix calibration mode and, of course, SONY's latest imaging system.
The 55-inch model of the 2020 SONY OLED TV starts at $2,300, while the 75-inch 8K LCD starts at $7,000.
SONY USA has officially announced the prices and release dates for most of its 2020 TV models, with other models due out later this year. Some 4K models are now available in stores, while others will be available soon.
The 55-inch SONY OLED TV starts at $2,300 this year, $200 less than last year's A8G. SONY will release its first 48-inch OLED TV, the A9G, later this year (the price will also be announced soon).
SONY's 8K LCD TVS are still very expensive, at $7,000 (75 inches) and $10,000 (85 inches) respectively. SONY's 4K LCD sets are much cheaper, starting at $600 for a 43-inch model. SONY's first 55-inch 4K TV models with HDMI 2.1 ports (X900H) start at $1,200.
SONY's 2020 TV is powered by Android TV, Apple AirPlay 2 and HomeKit, and supports Amazon Alexa, dolby vision, dolby panoramic sound, IMAX Enhanced, Netflix calibration mode and, of course, SONY's latest imaging system.
