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Sony Philippines launches their 4K HDR X9300D TV series

Sony Philippines has recently launched their newest Android TV lineup and they’re really something to look at because these TVs are powered by Android and they feature some really cool new features including Slim Blacklight Drive technology and 4K HDR displays!

 

 

So what’s up with 4K HDR TVs? With this feature, you can have a greater brightness range and higher contrast which will give you more dramatic colors that are really pleasing to the eye. The 4K HDR TV series of Sony ranges from 55″ to 75″ while the new HD TVs comes from 32″ up to 55″. These premium 4K HDR TVs from Sony will be available soon in the Philippines this coming April 2016 while the Full HD models will be available this May 2016

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The all-new X9300D series of BRAVIA 4K LCD TVs will be packing a Slim Backlight Drive technology which lets you have picture quality that is unmatched and delivering best display thanks to its 4K HDR content. There’s a 4K Processor X1 too which allows precision color mapping technology that allows TRILUMINOS Display for wider color ranger with accurate color details at any brightness level.

 

Another thing to love about the X9300D and X8500D 4K TVs is that these TVs will be running on Android TV. Yep, there’s a dedicated App store for the TV in where you can download applications and games that is best suited for living room entertainment.

 

Some of the advantages of having an Android TV is Google Cast which allows you to control your TV using your mobile device and Voice search that works similarly to your Android smartphones.

 

The new BRAVIA 4K HDR will be available in Sony Centres and Authorized Dealers starting April 2016 while the Full HD TVs in May 2016.

Jam Ancheta
Jam Anchetahttps://jamonline.net
Jam Ancheta likes to create content about tech. But he also hates tech.

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