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Sony Bravia A1E OLED (XBR-55A1E) review

Posted on May 3, 2017August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Lest you’ve forgotten, back in 2008 Sony launched the world’s very first OLED TV. The XEL-1 was lovely too, delivering breathtaking picture quality from a gorgeous design. There was a problem with this OLED ground-breaker, though: its screen was just 11 inches across.

Now, a mere nine years later, Sony has finally returned to the OLED fray – and this time it’s packing something much, much bigger. Its new A1 OLED series is out now in 65-inch and 55-inch sizes – which gives them plenty of room for squeezing in 4K pixel counts.

Add to this new-found abundance a unique sound system that uses the screen as the speakers and Sony’s most powerful picture processing engine, and it’s easy to see why AV fans have been buzzing about the A1 range from the moment Sony first announced it at CES.
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