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Sony rolls out VRR firmware update for its 2021 Bravia XR TV lineup
Sony has finally started rolling out the VRR support to its 2021 Bravia XR TV lineup. Read on to learn more about all the incoming changes.
When Sony launched its 2021 Bravia XR TV lineup in January last year, the company said that it would roll out variable refresh rate (VRR) support to the TVs via a post-launch firmware update. Over a year after making that announcement, Sony has now finally started rolling out VRR support to the TVs.
Sony's 2022 Bravia XR TV lineup includes new Mini LED TVs and the world's first QD-OLED 4K TV
Sony’s 2022 Bravia XR lineup sees the company finally jumping the Mini LED TV bandwagon with the Master series Z9K and X95K series.
Sony is one of the biggest TV manufacturers out there and at CES 2022, the Japanese giant is taking the opportunity to showcase a new lineup of Mini LED and OLED TVs. Sony’s 2022 Bravia XR lineup sees the company finally jumping the Mini LED TV bandwagon with the Master series Z9K and X95K series while also introducing one of the first QD-OLED TVs.
Save $300 on the Sony Bravia X90J 65-inch 4K LED Google TV with this Cyber Monday deal
The Sony Bravia X90J 65-inch 4K TV is an excellent offering for $1200 and should be in your radar if you're planning to buy a new 65-inch TV.
Sony is one of the most renowned brands in the TV industry. If you want a good quality TV that will last you a long time, Sony is surely the way to go. A Sony TV generally costs more than a lesser-known brand, but the extra premium is well worth it when you consider the picture quality that you get. Thanks to Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals though, you don't even have to pay the extra premium since the Sony Bravia 65-inch X90J 4K LED TV is cheaper by $300 and is now retailing for $1,199. If you're looking for a large TV that has good picture quality and comes with the latest Google TV interface, you surely shouldn't miss out on this deal.
Sony's excellent Bravia X900H 4K120 TV gets a superb deal for Prime Day
The Sony Bravia X90H is one of the best options for console gaming thanks to 4K 120Hz over HDMI 2.1, and its now on sale for the 85" size!
Sony makes good TVs and they also make excellent TVs. The X90 series from Sony falls in the latter category, marking itself as one of the premier choices in the company's LCD TV lineup. Now, this excellent TV is down to $1,800 for its 85" model, making it one of the top TVs you should be considering purchasing during Prime Day 2021.
Sony Bravia X75 4K television series powered by Android TV launched in India
Sony has introduced the new Bravia X75 series in India that includes a 43-inch and 50-inch model powered by Android TV. Check them out!
After announcing its smallest and most affordable television in India powered by Google’s Android TV platform, Sony has now introduced the Bravia X75 series. Featuring a 43-inch and 50-inch model, the new Bravia X75 offers 4K Ultra HD resolution and High Dynamic Range (HDR) support.
Sony launches its first 32-inch Bravia TV in India powered by Android TV
Sony is launching its first ever 32-inch Bravia smart television that comes with Google's Android TV platform built-in.
Sony has announced a new smart TV in India powered by Google’s Android TV platform. The Sony Bravia 32W830 is the smallest Android TV with support for Google Assistant offered by Sony. But at the same time, it is also one of the most expensive 32-inch smart televisions on the market, priced at ₹31,900. The Sony 32W830 features support for Google Assistant, so you can give voice commands via the included remote control or using any compatible smart speaker. While there is no confirmation regarding the version of Android, there is, however, support for Google Chromecast built-in for casting video or audio via a compatible device.
Sony Bravia X80J and Bravia XR A90J are the first TVs with Google TV that you can buy right away
Sony's new Bravia TV series powered by the new Google TV platform are now available for purchase in the US via Best Buy.
With the launch of the new Chromecast last year, Google introduced a special version of Android TV called Google TV. Google had stressed that it is a custom UX solution that would focus on content discovery and content aggregation that is built on top of Android TV, kind of like an alternative to PatchWall and OxygenPlay. To date, Google TV was only available with the latest Chromecast device, but it is finally expanding to television sets. As promised, Sony’s new Bravia series with Google TV are now available for purchase in the US.