Sony ha introducido dos nuevos televisores LED RGB, el Bravia 9 II y el Bravia 7 II, que utilizan retroiluminación propia para mejorar el rendimiento del color.
Los modelos Bravia 9 II y Bravia 7 II cuentan con la tecnología RGB Backlight Master Drive Pro de Sony. Este sistema controla de forma individual los LED rojos, verdes y azules para ofrecer lo que la empresa describe como el mayor volumen de color en la historia de sus televisores y una mejor visualización desde ángulos laterales.
Los entusiastas de la tecnología y los analistas en X expresan su entusiasmo por la tecnología True RGB LED de Sony en los Bravia 9 II y 7 II, destacando la mejora en el volumen de color, el brillo de hasta 4000 nits y la reducción de reflejos. Algunos señalan inconvenientes como la presencia de solo dos puertos HDMI 2.1 y sugieren esperar a bajadas de precio, mientras que también se realizan comparaciones con modelos OLED.
First look at Sony's new 'True RGB' TV models, Bravia 9 II and Bravia 7 II, which were launched today in sizes up to 115 inches. With 4000 nits, RGB LED also promises better color, but there are still only two HDMI 2.1 ports.
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Sony introduces the 2026 Bravia TV lineup, featuring its "True RGB" technology.
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The Bravia 9 II even goes up to 115" in size now.
Bravia 9 II:
✅ RGB LEDs are controlled independently, with RGB Backlight Master Drive Pro
✅ Sony's largest colour volume ever on a home TV
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Timestamped: Sony Bravia 9 II vs Bravia 9 vs Bravia 8ii side by side! Best RGB TV vs Best OLED TVhttps://t.co/OifYfbiS1G
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🚨 Sony Officially Introduces BRAVIA 9 II, BRAVIA 7 II True RGB TVs and BRAVIA Theater Trio
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Sony has unveiled its new 2026 True RGB LED TV lineup along with a dedicated premium wireless theater system. The BRAVIA 9 II serves as the flagship, while the BRAVIA 7 II offers True RGB… https://t.co/MQKX59jHhL pic.twitter.com/TDsHNGzd90
I got to see the Bravia 7 II and the 9 II and they are just mind-blowing. Impossibly bright while still maintaining color accuracy - amazing! I will be shocked if Sony doesn't win King of TV for an EIGHTH year in a row now. Natural, accurate colors that no one else can yet match.
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