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Sony ZG9 8K TV first look : Can it bring 8K to the masses?

Sony ZG9 8K TV first look : Can it bring 8K to the masses?

Posted on January 13, 2019August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

With Sony’s debut 8K TVs, the 8K resolution is just the start

Having won CES in 2018 with a prototype 8K LED capable of pumping out an extraordinary 10,000 nits of brightness, Sony has taken the 8K plunge again for 2019. Only this time we’re talking about real products you’ll actually be able to buy – provided you’ve got deep enough pockets.

Sony unveiled two new 8K TVs at 2019’s CES: the 85-inch 85ZG9, and the 98-inch 98ZG9. Clearly, screens as big and cutting-edge as these aren’t exactly going to be mainstream propositions. What they might very well be, though, is seriously brilliant.
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