Sony's 2013 HDTVs start shipping
We got a peek at Sony's 2013 HDTV lineup during CES
in January, and now the company has announced they're starting to roll
out and confirmed official pricing. The new sets add features like NFC,
MHL and Miracast support to certain models, while the top of the line
W900A is its first to use Quantum Dot technology
in combination with edge LED lighting. Sony's brought back its old
Triluminos brand name for the technology, which it claims provides a
wider color gamut while keeping prices quite a bit lower than its last
TVs to rock the tag, the now-retired XBR8 series. There's no word on the XBR series, but in the lower W- and R- lines the
KDL-W900A is the only one with Triluminos. It also brings an extra long
internal speaker duct for improved sound and standard NFC remote, and
the 55-inch model will carry an MSRP of $3,299. The step down W802A
version keeps MHL standard, has the NFC remote as an option and comes in
55- and 47-inch versions that start at $1,799. The 32-inch W650A will
ship for $799. The R-Series dodges some of the higher end features, but
some still include 3D, WiFi, RVU
and the Sony Entertainment Network suite of apps including Netflix,
Hulu Plus and more. The R550A has all that and is available in 70-, 60-
and 50-inch versions that start at $1,399. Hit the source link for info
on more models, or just keep an eye out on (digital) store shelves as
these leak into retail.
We got a peek at Sony's 2013 HDTV lineup during CES
in January, and now the company has announced they're starting to roll
out and confirmed official pricing. The new sets add features like NFC,
MHL and Miracast support to certain models, while the top of the line
W900A is its first to use Quantum Dot technology
in combination with edge LED lighting. Sony's brought back its old
Triluminos brand name for the technology, which it claims provides a
wider color gamut while keeping prices quite a bit lower than its last
TVs to rock the tag, the now-retired XBR8 series. There's no word on the XBR series, but in the lower W- and R- lines the
KDL-W900A is the only one with Triluminos. It also brings an extra long
internal speaker duct for improved sound and standard NFC remote, and
the 55-inch model will carry an MSRP of $3,299. The step down W802A
version keeps MHL standard, has the NFC remote as an option and comes in
55- and 47-inch versions that start at $1,799. The 32-inch W650A will
ship for $799. The R-Series dodges some of the higher end features, but
some still include 3D, WiFi, RVU
and the Sony Entertainment Network suite of apps including Netflix,
Hulu Plus and more. The R550A has all that and is available in 70-, 60-
and 50-inch versions that start at $1,399. Hit the source link for info
on more models, or just keep an eye out on (digital) store shelves as
these leak into retail.
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