“okay, don't laugh. i often watch digital TV (720p?). i last had the Elite KURO PRO-141FD, which displayed digital TV channels with absolute superb clarity. Has Sony added any technology for upscaling 720p or non-HD TV signals, as good as my old KURO?”
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I often watch youtube and youtube tv, and older netflix movies, much of which is 720p, some better, some worse with regard to definition, and I'm very happy with the 65" A90J, it's much better than I expected and is actually great. I had an old 1080p panasonic plasma and it did a pretty good job of handling the lower resolution content, and the Sony A90J hands down is even much better. This was one of my major concerns as well and I have no regrets. I would question lower resolution content on a TV bigger than 65". I also had one of the BestBuy reps pull up youtube in the store, but their wireless bandwidth wasn't great so it was hard to test. I had 40mg down and it was good, but I did upgrade to 80mg down to make sure the content was maximized to their best resolution. In short, with a 65" or smaller you will have no regrets, but I can't answer the question on the larger sets.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Hi AjAwest, Thank you for inquiring about the upscaling feature of the TV. Yes, whatever the content or source, you'll enjoy entertainment close to 4K resolution with XR 4K Upscaling. Our best ever OLED TV, powered by the revolutionary Cognitive Processor XR™ for unparalleled brightness and pure blacks. This TV takes 2K signals close to true 4K quality for incredibly real and immersive viewing. XR 4K Upscaling accesses and utilizes a vast amount of data, analyzing patterns in scenes and recreating subtle details. Upscaled, simulated, and enhanced 4K images will vary based on source content. For more details, you can check the full specifications and features from the link below: https://www.sony.com/electronics/televisions/a90j-series/specifications#features I hope this helps! Jay
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