Sony doesn’t want you to see its newest 4K TVs.
The company’s newest lineup of 4K televisions are so thin the bezels are meant to “disappear” when mounted on the wall.
At its thinnest point, the 4K television is just 4mm thick. To put that in perspective, that’s thinner than an iPhone 6, which is just under 7mm thick. The advantage of having television that thin, Sony says, is that they appear completely flush and “molded” to walls when mounted.
The television is also equipped with Sony’s new X1 4 processor that improves resolution, dynamic range and color. Users will be able to take advantage of Sony’s One Flick interface and Android TV. The television will be work with the newly introduced Google Cast feature, which allows users to stream audio from a mobile device to compatible speakers.
The television, part of the XBR-65X900 lineup, will be available in 55, 65 and 75-inch offerings.
Sony also unveiled the VPL-VW350ES, a 4K home cinema projector. It’s equipped with two HDMI 2.0 ports, including one that’s HDCP capable. It projects at a brightness of 1,500 lumens and takes advantage of the company’s Triluminos tech, which improves color, contrast and image sharpness.
Source: Mashable.com