And the XE9305. IF the XG95 is like the XE9305 I might be buying that in 18 months time.Just bring back the ZD9.
Just bring back the ZD9.
And the XE9305. IF the XG95 is like the XE9305 I might be buying that in 18 months time.
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Clearly things have gone backwards in the LED-LCD space since 2017.
After owning both Panasonic DX902 and LG C8, I have no qualms in buying the DX902 or another TV matching its quality (Sony ZD9 / X930e). I do agree that OLEDs offer a more consistent picture quality but there is something special about these bad boys that made me like them a lot over the OLEDs besides the viewing angle and occasional DSE.
LCD Ultra HD
OLED
- XH80: 43", 49", 55", 65", 75", 85"
- XH90: 55", 65", 75", 85"
- XH95: 49", 55", 65", 75", 85"
LCD 8K
- AH8: 55", 65"
- AH9: 55", 65"
no replacement for ZF9 !
- ZH8: 75", 85"
Source:
Sony: trapelano i nomi dei TV in uscita nel 2020 | Rumor
Una lista riportata sul sito statunitense di Sony svela i nomi di alcuni dei televisori che verranno annunciati al CES 2020.www.hdblog.it
Not really - almost exactly the same panel. I would grab the XG9005 if it’s cheaper, no point spending more for the XH95 at all.Was considering the KD49XG9005 but wonder if the XH95 49” might be better ?
You'd think Sony would put the TV stand a bit closer to the middle after all of the complaints of it being too wide... but nope, they just put them apart even further and now your TV cabinet actually needs to be wider than the TV screen for it the sit on it. Anyway, looks like only marginal upgrades from Sony this year, sadly. The local dimming zones could be ramped up to 200, but that's really just an example they're showing and may not represent the actual amount.