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Sony sticks to 4K, scales up its premium TV line-up with A9G, A8G OLEDs

Their flagship Master Series, modelled A9G Bravia OLED, has bezel-less 55- and 65-inch TVs priced at Rs 2,69,990 and Rs 3,69,000.

Photo: Sony India
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Photo: Sony India

Veer Arjun Singh
Sony’s top-of-the-line visual entertainers of 2019 are not 8K. The Indian market it not ready for them, believe the Japanese. The Koreans have a conflicting point of view. Samsung launched their beautiful, mammoth and exorbitantly priced 8K TVs in June, while LG refreshed its AI ThinQ range of TVs last month with resolutions maxing out at 4K. It’s all very confusing. Do we need 8K, or not?

To cut the long story short. Most of us don’t. In the absence of any real 8K content out there, Samsung TVs can scale up regular content to mimic 8K quality using AI. It’s