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Sony has launched three new 4K TVs with HDR and ultra-thin bezels. In doing so, it is joining a chorus of other electronics companies that are focusing on the high end of the TV business, offering 4K screens that have 4x as many pixels as high-definition TVs.
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Mike Fasulo, president of Sony Electronics, said, “This year, I say 4K for everyone,” and he may be right.
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The Sony TVs range from 55 inches to 75 inches, and feature high-dynamic range. Sony says the TVs will have deeper blacks and more vibrant colors.
Sony also introduced a 4K Handycam video recorder and a new A7R Mark II digital still camera.
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