What should I be looking for in a 4K TV null

Hi Pharaohmen! If TVs are measured on picture quality, then the Sony Z-series stands alone. Near perfect black levels combine with the ability to reproduce the brightness and color of the real world, while your favorites get upscaled and enhanced to look like 4K HDR. It’s a viewing experience that can’t be replicated. You can check this link for more info: https://docs.sony.com/release//specs/XBR65Z9D_mksp.pdf. -Anthony

If you want the full benefit of 4K and want the best it has to offer now and in the near future, then you want HDR for a wider range of contrast and color, HDMI 2.0a ports to support connection of 4K Blue Ray, and either full array LED back lighting, or OLED. A powerful processor will provide the best upscaling of content recorded at less than 4K resolution and / or without HDR. You can save a lot of money by skipping some of these features if you are willing to compromise.

“What should I be looking for in a 4K TV”

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Sony - 65" Class - LED - Z9D Series - 2160p - Smart - 4K UHD TV with HDR-Front_Standard

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Hi Pharaohmen! If TVs are measured on picture quality, then the Sony Z-series stands alone. Near perfect black levels combine with the ability to reproduce the brightness and color of the real world, while your favorites get upscaled and enhanced to look like 4K HDR. It’s a viewing experience that can’t be replicated. You can check this link for more info: https://docs.sony.com/release//specs/XBR65Z9D_mksp.pdf. -Anthony
Answered by SonyListens 9 years ago
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If you want the full benefit of 4K and want the best it has to offer now and in the near future, then you want HDR for a wider range of contrast and color, HDMI 2.0a ports to support connection of 4K Blue Ray, and either full array LED back lighting, or OLED. A powerful processor will provide the best upscaling of content recorded at less than 4K resolution and / or without HDR. You can save a lot of money by skipping some of these features if you are willing to compromise.
Answered by 4Kfan 9 years ago
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