Sony KD-49XD8099 49 "
![]() | Outdated Product $798.00 up to $1,539.40 Size ("): 49; Operating system: Android TV; Screen coating: anti-glare; Resolution (px): 3840x2160; HDR support: HDR10; Sound power (W): 20; Number of speakers: 2; Digital tuner: DVB-T2 (terrestrial); DVB-C (cable); DVB-S (satellite); DVB-S2 (satellite); Wi-Fi: Wi-Fi; Miracast; Chromecast |
Sony KD-49XD8099 49 "
43 "
49 "
Screen:49 ", 3840x2160 px
Picture:HDR
Multimedia:T2 tuner, Android TV, Wi-Fi, LAN
Controls:voice, assistant, air gun
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All specifications
Additional features tv Sony KD-49XD8099:
Advanced Contrast Enhancer
The Advanced Contrast Enhancer optimizes contrast in every scene by varying the backlight intensity to capture the finest levels of gradation. This allows us to see deeper blacks, even in dimly lit scenes.
24p True Cinema
This mode allows you to watch movies as they were conceived by the director himself — on a large screen with a frequency of 24 frames per second. Until quite recently, the movies we watched at home played faster than in theaters. Because a movie that is shown on TV or sold on DVD needs to be adjusted to fit the PAL format. The difference is that movies are shot at 24 frames per second, while television standard is 25 frames per second.
- Advanced Contrast Enhancer
- 24p True Cinema Technology
- Energy Saving Modes
- Light sensor
- DSEE Sound Enhancement Technology
- Clear Phase technology compensates for peaks or dips in the original frequency range
- 4K X-Reality PRO technology for image resolution up to 4K
Advanced Contrast Enhancer
The Advanced Contrast Enhancer optimizes contrast in every scene by varying the backlight intensity to capture the finest levels of gradation. This allows us to see deeper blacks, even in dimly lit scenes.
24p True Cinema
This mode allows you to watch movies as they were conceived by the director himself — on a large screen with a frequency of 24 frames per second. Until quite recently, the movies we watched at home played faster than in theaters. Because a movie that is shown on TV or sold on DVD needs to be adjusted to fit the PAL format. The difference is that movies are shot at 24 frames per second, while television standard is 25 frames per second.
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