Sony is offering a major update to the Bravia XR lineup.
It’s been just over two years since Sony launched a separate line of OLED and LED TVs under the Bravia XR brand. A year later, the company updated it and introduced the Master Series 4K A95K QD-OLED TV, the first of its kind, and also announced the Master Series Z9K Series 8K and X95K Series 4K in the Mini LED family. However, last year there were no changes to the Cognitive Processor XR imaging engine, which debuted on the first generation Bravia XR.
Sony is offering a major upgrade to its Bravia XR TVs
When the Cognitive Processor XR was introduced in 2021, the main attraction of the Cognitive Processor XR was its information processing and screen display. Unlike conventional image processors, which use parameters such as brightness, contrast, and color to optimize overall quality, Cognitive Processor XR promises to analyze each frame in real time to determine the exact areas a viewer is more likely to focus on.
It’s 2023 and Sony is releasing a major update to the Bravia XR lineup, adding five new models. Some have an improved version of the Cognitive Processor XR and the new XR Clear Image feature. The 2023 Bravia XR TV line-up also brings some exciting features to the PlayStation 5, including support for Auto HDR Tone Mapping, Auto Genre Picture, a redesigned game menu, and options to enable VRR and Motion Blur. These TVs even support in-game screen size adjustment, allowing gamers to play on a smaller screen to focus on.
Everything you need to know about this 2023 Sony Bravia XR lineup
Sony Bravia XR 2023 TVs are represented by five models with a diagonal from 55 to 98 inches. We’ll start with the Sony Bravia XR X95L, an 85-inch 4K LED mini TV that uses proprietary XR Backlight Master Drive and XR Triluminos Pro technologies. Still in Mini Led, Bravia XR X93L, 4K, in 85, 75 or 65 inches. The third model is the 4K Full Array LED TV, Bravia XR X90L, available in 98, 85, 75, 65 or 55 inches.
As for the Bravia XR OLED TVs, the 2023 lineup consists of two models. From Bravia XR A95L. These TVs are available in 77, 65 and 55 inches, all in 4K. Promising a slightly more affordable price point – offering 4K – is the Bravia XR A80L series in 83″, 77″, 65″, and 55″screen sizes. Pricing and availability dates for these new TVs will be announced this spring.
In addition to these new models, Sony also announced the launch of the new Sony HTS2000 soundbar, priced at $499.99, featuring a Dolby Atmos and DTS:X compatible 3.1 system with Sony Vertical Surround Engine and S-Force PRO Front. Volume.