“If this TV is 720HD, why give it HDR when it can't fully give a true blu-ray or 4K video experience? I look forward to your reply.”

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• Hi CBLMAN, Thanks for inquiring about the KD-32W830K. HDR and screen resolution are independent specifications that both work in tandem to deliver an enjoyable viewing experience on the W830K. HDR is a contrast feature that also incorporates expanded color capabilities to playback HDR content closer to the creators intent. With a 32” class screen size, 720p HD resolution will show impressive detail because of the increased density and size of the pixels. We hope you enjoy the TV! Regards, -Romeo

  Answered by SonyListens 3 years ago

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• Thats kind of like asking why a car has power seats if it doesn't have a turbocharger. Dynamic range and resolution have absolutely nothing to do with each other.

  Answered by Sufferingfools 3 years ago

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