Sony XBR-65A9G Master Series 65" 4K Ultra High Definition Smart OLED TV (2020) for
$2199
MASTER Series TVs meet the strict criteria of our top engineers and make beautiful images a reality.
Beautifully detailed images combine with our Sound-from-Picture Reality for a captivating audio-visual performance.
With unmatched processing power, the Picture Processor X1 Ultimate detects hundreds of different objects on-screen and intelligently enhances brightness, detail and color so everything you watch is clear, bright and incredibly realistic.
Powered by the Picture Processor X1 Ultimate, this OLED TV pairs the deep black and natural color of OLED with Pixel Contrast Booster for enhanced color contrast in high luminance.
Over 8 million self-illuminating pixels are precisely and individually controlled by the Picture Processor X1 Ultimate. Sony's 4K OLED HDR TV creates exquisite, unprecedented contrast.
Two actuators and two powerful subwoofers deliver multi-dimensional sound that immerses you in a whole new entertainment experience.
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I'm going to hold out to see if the new processor improves much before biting on a 2020 or 2021 model though.
https://www.rtings.com/tv/reviews/sony/a9g-oled
This fact also screws up a price match scenario with an authorized dealer
I'm going to hold out to see if the new processor improves much before biting on a 2020 or 2021 model though.
I'm pretty sure the shield doesn't do the type of image processing that's done in the tv.
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So, the shield processor upscales and the tv processor enhances it? Or just one of it works?
So, the shield processor upscales and the tv processor enhances it? Or just one of it works?
I have a Shield Pro on my X950G and it's absolutely incredible. My parents have an A8H at their house and the picture on YoutubeTV through my Shield vs their Xfinity box is night and day.
Sony has the best image processing out there and it doesn't even come close to what the Shield can do with non-4k content.