Sony A9G OLED
Sony recently announced at this year’s Consumer Electronics Show (CES) its initial new TV lineup for 2019. But before I get to the upcoming OLED and LED models for this year, I’d like to mention Sony’s “big reveal” and the highlight of their CES appearance which was the introduction of their first 8K TV – the Master Series Z9G. Checkout more info regarding this amazing TV here.
Sony Z9G 8K TV
The Next Resolution Transition
4K TVs have been around since 2012 and have now established themselves as the premier TV technology. However, looking back to when 4K TVs were first launched, this new tech didn’t take off like a rocket with consumers; it actually took quite some time to establish their current dominance in the television market.
At this year’s CES show in Las Vegas, 8K is really starting to make its presence known by television manufacturers, and one of them is Sony.
Apple usually doesn’t make an appearance at CES and this year is no different as they are not officially at this year’s CES show in Las Vegas; however, they are still making their presence known by teaming up with several major TV manufacturers including Samsung, Sony, LG and Vizio; the big news is these manufacturers will be integrating Apple’s AirPlay 2 and HomeKit* services into their upcoming 2019 TV lineups.
Ever since OLED TVs hit the market in 2013, I’ve been a big fan of their awesome picture quality which is driven by emissive technology and consists of self-illuminating OLED’s (Organic Light Emitting Diodes) that provide the infinite contrast range and perfect black level capabilities that make OLED picture images simply amazing.
Preface
HDTVs and More did not perform a hands-on review of the Samsung Q900, but instead chose to do a product profile which consists of info that is based on research conducted before writing this article and complied here in a condensed format to save you the time and effort it would take to gather the info yourself.
The end result of this product profile is to provide you with important and relevant info regarding this product.
Sony’s X850F series is their entry level offering into its upper tier of premium class of 4K HDTVs for 2018 and is available in 65”, 75” and 85” screen sizes.
Last year’s 900E was a very popular and excellent performing 4K TV. So with the recent release of its replacement, the 900F, I was eager to review this new model.
As expected 2017 was a good year for the continued growth and popularity of 4K Ultra HD TVs. And with a new year upon us, it time for me to reflect on my favorite models from last year.
The future looks bright for televisions equipped with HDR capability; this is according to a recent report by IHS Markit.