Yea, I know CES is over, but little things are still coming out. Take Sony's stunning 4K Ultra HD sets. Word is new technology is allowing Sony to have speakers worth listening to.
But what about the subwoofers? No way you get ground shaking bass from these little speakers. Well, Sony has that covered as well.
With all the sets getting better, and the difference in picture quality becoming less and less, someone has to create TVs that do something to set them apart. Maybe Sony has found the answer.
So are you ready to dump your audio systems in favor of an all-in-one TV set?
Read and discuss
http://www.cepro.com/article/sony_wows_listeners_with_speakers_built_into_4k_ultra_hd_tvs/
Quote:
Available standard on Sony’s forthcoming 55- and 65-inch 4K displays (XBR-55X900A and XBR-65X900A), the speakers feature “magnetic fluid” as an alternative to the dampers found in conventional speakers.
But what about the subwoofers? No way you get ground shaking bass from these little speakers. Well, Sony has that covered as well.
Quote:
As the floor vibrated during the demo, I was sure there was a subwoofer connected to the TV, but there was not. There are two subwoofers, each two inches deep, built into the rear of the TV, but for more bass response, an external subwoofer can plug into the TV’s headphone jack.
With all the sets getting better, and the difference in picture quality becoming less and less, someone has to create TVs that do something to set them apart. Maybe Sony has found the answer.
So are you ready to dump your audio systems in favor of an all-in-one TV set?
Read and discuss
http://www.cepro.com/article/sony_wows_listeners_with_speakers_built_into_4k_ultra_hd_tvs/
