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Sony X80K TV Review: Google TV Smarts, Basic Features and Picture

Posted on June 24, 2022August 27, 2023 By bot

Sony has been making TVs for 60 years and today it’s known for best for expensive, high-performance screens. In 2022 it continued the trend by releasing a kitchen sink worth of high-tech displays, from 8K to mini-LED to QD-OLED, and most demand serious cash. So far 2022 is more about tightening belts than bells and whistles, however, so I took a look at Sony’s cheapest TV first.
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