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Sony launches A9F OLED TV with hands-free voice search, Android TV 8.0 Oreo
The TVs also come with "Acoustic Surface Audio+" technology to facilitate multi-dimensional sounds.

Taking its popular Bravia OLED TV line-up to a new level, Sony India on 17 September launched "A9F" under its "Master Series" with features like Netflix calibrated mode, hands-free voice search and TV centre speaker mode to work with home theatre systems.Running Android TV 8.0 Oreo operating system (OS), the new television series — "KD-55A9F" (55-inch) that costs Rs 3,99,990 while "KD-65A9F" (65-inch) is priced at Rs 5,59,990 — will be available in India from 20 September .Equipped with "X1 Ultimate" picture processor and "pixel contrast booster" — which is Sony's original panel controller for OLED — the TVs would deliver 4K HDR picture quality and better contrast, the company said in a statement.Sony has incorporated "single slate design" in its new TV offering with only one stand in the back to hold it up.The TVs also come with "Acoustic Surface Audio+" technology to facilitate multi-dimensional sounds."The TVs would provide a faster, easier and more intuitive interface for the consumers to use," the company claimed.Additionally, the TVs also come with multi-lingual support, accommodating 11 Indian languages and over 14 international dialects.The "X1 Ultimate Picture Processor" can intelligently detect and analyse each object in the picture through Sony's new object-based super-resolution mechanism for exceptional accuracy and detail.The object-based HDR remaster has been updated and allows each object to be remastered individually for better depth and accurate texture.
First Published:Sep 17, 2018, 15:59:46 IST
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