... In addition to Sony’s latest processing technology, the TV packs, of course, 4K resolution with HDR for increased contrast and color expansion, as well as what Sony is calling “first of its kind audio technology.”
As OLED panels allow for impressively thin TVs, Sony has taken advantage of that extra space with its new Acoustic Surface sound technology, designed to allow for a wider soundstage and better image synchronization with sound that seems to emanate from the screen itself. Sony hopes the new acoustic design coupled with the OLED panel will give the XBR-A1E a leg up on the competition, offering a wider angle for both sights and sounds to create an “unmatched visual and aural experience regardless of viewing position.”
In addition, the design allows for the TV’s new “stand-less” form factor.
Other features for the XBR-A1E include Sony’s Triluminos Display technology for enhanced color accuracy, the 4K X-Reality Pro algorithm for enhanced 4K detail, and Google’s Android TV operating system to support a wide array of streaming apps. At present, the TV only supports Dolby Vision’s version of HDR, with no word yet as to whether or not the TV will support the other major player in HDR technology, HDR10.
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