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Sony Master Series Z9G (XBR-85Z9G) review

Posted on June 4, 2019August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Everything about Sony’s debut 8K TVs is massive: Their screens measure in at 85 and 98 inches respectively. Their price tags stretch into the tens of thousands. Their screens carry more than 33 million pixels. Their specifications include a measured ground-breaking brightness of almost 4000 nits, while the latest Sony Backlight Master Drive appears delivers a huge 700-plus local dimming zones for its direct (rear mounted) LED lighting system.
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