Sony's super-thin 4K TV arrives this summer

[Poke]

Well I really like Sony Tv's I'm due for a upgrade so I will most likely get one of these.. Samsung would be my second option..

http://www.engadget.com/2015/04/19/sony-2015-4k-tv-details/

 

[N6BY]

My Sony Bravia KDL-52V4100 is also due for an upgrade. But its got a vertical line of stuck pixels. Other than that its been good. But when I get around to upgrading, my new TV won't be a Sony.

 

[Kraven]

Well I really like Sony Tv's I'm due for a upgrade so I will most likely get one of these.. Samsung would be my second option..

http://www.engadget.com/2015/04/19/sony-2015-4k-tv-details/

I have an 55HX755 at home.. and love it despite the APPS lacking big time. The only reason Ill upgrade in te near future is for a larger size but it will definitely be a Sony

 

[Poke]

I have an 55HX755 at home.. and love it despite the APPS lacking big time. The only reason Ill upgrade in te near future is for a larger size but it will definitely be a Sony

Yeah I have a old Sony 50inch DLP which has ran well but I'm overdue for a upgrade so I will either go to a 55 or 60 this time around..

 

[Kraven]

When I first got the 55" my initial impression was how huge it was which wore off quickly the following week.
Personally, a 70" would fit my wall nicely.

 

[dfergie]

The 10 new 4K TVs are the:



–43-inch XBR-43X830C at $1,299

Pricing

–49-inch XBR-49X830C at $1,599



–55-inch XBR-55X850C at $2,199



–65-inch XBR-65X850C at $3,499 with direct LED backlighting



–75-inch XBR-75X850C at $4,999 with direct LED backlighting



–55-inch XBR-55X900C with 0.2-inch depth, Vanishing Edge screen, and unannounced pricing.



–65-inch XBR-65X900C with 0.2-inch depth, Vanishing Edge screen, and unannounced pricing.



–75-inch XBR-75X910C with Vanishing Edge screen and unannounced price.



–65-inch XBR-65X930C at $4,499 with planned HDR firmware update, edge LED lighting with local dimming, and high-resolution audio playback



–and 75-inch XBR-75X940C at $7,999 with planned HDR firmware update and direct LED backlighting with local dimming

See more at: c2meworld.com

 

[dfergie]

The 10 new 4K TVs are the:



–43-inch XBR-43X830C at $1,299

Pricing

–49-inch XBR-49X830C at $1,599



–55-inch XBR-55X850C at $2,199



–65-inch XBR-65X850C at $3,499 with direct LED backlighting



–75-inch XBR-75X850C at $4,999 with direct LED backlighting



–55-inch XBR-55X900C with 0.2-inch depth, Vanishing Edge screen, and unannounced pricing.



–65-inch XBR-65X900C with 0.2-inch depth, Vanishing Edge screen, and unannounced pricing.



–75-inch XBR-75X910C with Vanishing Edge screen and unannounced price.



–65-inch XBR-65X930C at $4,499 with planned HDR firmware update, edge LED lighting with local dimming, and high-resolution audio playback



–and 75-inch XBR-75X940C at $7,999 with planned HDR firmware update and direct LED backlighting with local dimming

See more at: c2meworld.com

 

[teachsac]

I really want an 80" with FALD. 75" is close, but no cigar.

S~

 

[jayn_j]

Those prices are staggering. Or is it just me?

 

[klang]

Those prices are staggering. Or is it just me?

I don't think so, XBR's are always priced at a premium. The smaller sets at least are similar to Samsung pricing.

 

[jayn_j]

Guess I'm having sticker shock. I've owned 3 XBRs in the past, but these prices were way above what I expected for a 65-75" set.

 

[klang]

I haven't really shopped those sizes, I was going by the 55". I paid almost that much for a Samsung 8550 in January.

 

[mike123abc]

Next year will probably cut the top end model prices in half...