A:Answerdeeper blacks on the 940E, smoother motion on the 900F. The 940E has a glossy screen that reduces glare a lot, the 900F has a Matt finish that has more glare. The 940E looks similar to an OLED, while the 900F looks more like an LCD.
A:AnswerHi Gilberto, The TV is designed to support Dolby Vision via HDMI after an update provided that the connected device is also updated or supports Dolby Vision. For more information on this, kindly refer to this link:
https://www.sony.com/electronics/support/televisions-projectors/articles/S1Q0538
~Ralph
A:AnswerIt depends on the weight limit that the mount is rated to hold. The 75''X950E is a very heavy TV, So I would recommend checking on the mount weight, if you can't find it, buy a new one. Don't risk it.
A:AnswerCan't answer the question because I never bought a Blu Ray player & 8/23/18 hasn't arrived yet. I certainly don't understand the question. Buyer should look on line for a manual or call the store
A:AnswerThis has to be done through a frimware update by the periphial manufacturer. I have an OPPO 203 4K Bluray player and they provided a firmware update earlier this year to allow Dolby Vision to pass through the HDMI on Sony capable TV's. I have a Sony 940E.
A:AnswerAny HDMI cable will do that provides a minimum bandwidth of 18Gbps if you want take full advantage of 4K HDR. Beware that speed becomes a challenge for longer cables, so do your due diligence no matter what the cable length.
A:AnswerMy last tv was not a smart tv and always did my streaming via computer or game console and was an advocate of never letting the tv processor do any work and letting external devices do it all.read online people complaining about the android operating system being clunky,...well I am a convert,...the tv's internal apps look better than from my computer connected to the tv (hdmi) and the home screen and experience has been buttery smooth,...I have at&t internet with 23mbs and have had no problem,....Star Trek discovery on the cbs app blew me away,love this tv,..plus I'm saving an hdmi input by using the internal direct tv genie built into the 940e.
