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Sony just revealed the upcoming Bravia 3 II mid-range LED TV. It’ll be available in sizes all the way up to 100 inches, for those in need of a home theater centerpiece. It’s considered a mid-range device, but is still outfitted with plenty of tech typically reserved for the company’s high-end displays.<\/p>\n
First of all, these TVs ship with Sony’s XR processor. This grants access to the company’s proprietary Clear Image algorithm, auto HDR tone mapping and more. It’s nice to see these features expand beyond flagship products.<\/p>\n
The 4K LED display supports Dolby Vision, Atmos and DTS:X, with refresh rates up to 120Hz. It also features four HDMI 2.1 ports, so you can hook up a Switch 2, a PS5 and an Xbox Series X all at the same time with a port to spare.<\/p>\n
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The software here is integrated with Google Gemini, allowing for all kinds of voice commands. Finally, the TVs ship with Sony’s new Inclusive Remote Control, which has been designed for accessibility.<\/p>\n
The Bravia 3 II line will start showing up at retailers this spring. Prices start at $600 for a 43-inch model and go all the way up to $3,100 for that 100-inch monstrosity.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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