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The Sony Z9D 4K TV Will Keep You Up All Night

By Victor Baker

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Sony Z9D 4K TV

Some people are constantly bragging about their cool devices, smartphones, smartwatches, drones, and so on, and the same goes for the amazingly impressive 4K TVs. But owning the new Sony Z9D 4K TV is definitely a great reason to brag, especially since it’s a very exclusive offering, available in three different sizes.

The most impressive of them all is surely the 100-inch version, a massive TV which packs an imaging processor that is 40 percent more powerful than its predecessors, complemented by software that intelligently detects objects in a video and adjusts the color and contrast accordingly.

The TV manufacturer will gladly deliver a 65-inch variant as well and if you’d like something in between, there’s also a 75-inch model; regardless of your choice, a tabletop stand will be included in the package, with the 100-inch version coming with a floor stand.

Sony Z9D 4K TV

The Z9D benefits from the 4K Processor X1 Extreme, with the objects-based HDR remaster of Sony added to the ensemble. This amazing mix of technology scans every single frame and treats its color and contrast individually.

Sony has also introduced 14-bit “Super Bit Mapping 4K HDR” to upconvert all content that is displayed on the screen and if it all sounds sophisticated, it’s because it may very well be; an Android TV interface, direct device streaming from Android devices, and Backlight Master Drive are some of the other features that make the Sony Z9D interesting.

So if you’d like to have to high-end TV in your home, you should know the 65-inch version of the Sony Z9D 4K TV costs $7,000, while a 75-inch model sets you back a cool $10,000. I’m sure you’re still thinking about how awesome your favorite flick would look on the 100″ TV, but unfortunately we don’t have the official price for this beauty yet.

Sony Z9D 4K TV

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About Victor Baker

Victor is our go-to associate editor for anything with four wheels – and more! With over a decade of experience in automotive journalism, his expertise spans from classic cars to the latest in electric vehicle technology. Beyond vehicles, he has broadened his editorial reach to cover a wide range of topics, from technology and travel to lifestyle and environmental issues. Learn more about Luxatic's Editorial Process.

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