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Firmware update PKG6.0514 για Sony BRAVIA UHD 2016...https://www.sony.gr/support/el/cont...sony-android-tv-2016-KD-XD-ZD-v60514/KD-75ZD9

Ημερομηνία κυκλοφορίας: 27-09-2016

Οφέλη και βελτιώσεις:

HDR: Υποστήριξη για τις σειρές XD70, XD75 και SD80, συμπεριλαμβανομένων σημάτων HDMI σε κανονικό φορμά (3 GBPS)
Οπτική ένδειξη με συμβατά σήματα HDR
Ανάγνωση οθόνης: Ως εναλλακτική λύση στο Google TalkBack, με επιλογές ηχητικών σχολίων, μεγέθυνση του περιβάλλοντος χρήσης και οθόνες υψηλής αντίθεσης
PlayStation Video: Προστέθηκε η επιλογή ανάγνωσης οθόνης
YouTube: Προστέθηκε η επιλογή ανάγνωσης οθόνης
Sony Select: Προστέθηκε πρόταση για την υποστήριξη NeuLion (DivX)
Περιβάλλον χρήσης για ενσωματώσιμες συσκευές αποθήκευσης

Άλλες βελτιώσεις:

Amazon: Βελτιώνει την αναπαραγωγή βίντεο/ήχου και βελτιστοποιεί τα επίπεδα ήχου. Επιτρέπει τη διέλευση του ήχου Dolby Digital Plus (DD+)
Λειτουργία παιχνιδιού/γραφικών: Καταστέλλει τα banner
Netflix: Αφαιρεί το μήνυμα σφάλματος της αρχικής οθόνης
Βελτιώνει την αποκρισιμότητα της φωνητικής αναζήτησης Android
Διόρθωση εξόδου ήχου 5.1 καναλιών

Αυτές οι πληροφορίες ισχύουν για τα ακόλουθα μοντέλα τηλεόρασης:

KD-100ZD9
KD-43XD8005 / XD8077 / XD8088 / XD8099 / XD8305
KD-49XD7004 / XD7005 / XD8005 / XD8077 / XD8088 / XD8099 / XD8305
KD-50SD8005
KD-55XD7004 / XD7005 / XD8005
KD-65XD7504 / XD7505
KD-65ZD9
KD-75ZD9
 
xavito

xavito

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crap said:
Ερώτηση προς xavito (ή όποιον άλλον γνωρίζει φυσικά).
Ξέρουμε αν το φετινό KD-55XD7005 (55'' 4K) έχει VA πανελ (όπως το περυσινό KD-55X8005C) ή IPS?
Επίσης έχει κανείς καμιά ιδέα για σύγκριση μεταξύ των 2;
Θα αξίζει το καινούργιο μοντέλο τα + 100-150Ε στην τιμή;
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KD-55XD7005 :IPS panel,50/60Hz

KD-43XD80 :VA panel,50/60Hz

KD-43XD83 :IPS panel,100/120Hz με MCFI.

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zisisrock0 said:
Xavito σε ευχαριστω πολυ. Λογικα va panel θα ειναι και τα ευρωπαικα μοντελα. Ημουν ετοιμος να την παραγγειλω αλλα θα περιμενω να βεβαιωθω οτι ειναι va panel. Σε ευχαριστω οπως και τα αλλα παιδια για τις πληροφοριες. Αν μαθεις κατι περισσοτερο για τα ευρωπαικα μοντελα καποια στιγμη ενημερωσε ΥΓ Ειμαι σινεφιλ οπως και gamer και θελω να παρω ενα καλο 4k μοντελο και πιστευω οτι η sony ανεκαθεν αποτελει ποιοτικη επιλογ. Προσωπικα οι τηλεορασεις τις sony ειναι στην κορυφη.
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KD-43XD8077 VA panel
 
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65"...[fwdmagazine.nl]...Sony KD-65ZD9 review...http://www.fwdmagazine.nl/fwd/164839/test-sony-kd-65zd9/

μετάφραση google nl to en

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65"...[rtvmaniak.pl]...Sony KD-65XD7505 presentation...http://www.rtvmaniak.pl/9490606/sony-kd-65xd7505-wrazenia-opinie-i-specyfikacja/

μετάφραση google pl to en

Η ευρωπαϊκή εκδοχή της XBR-65X750D

Sony-Bravia-XD7505-1-medium.jpg


Sony-Bravia-XD7505-2-medium.jpg


Sony-KD-55XD7005-1-medium.jpg

source photos:[tvmaniak.pl]
 
xavito

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DJTaurus said:
Ξέρει κανείς σε τι διαφέρουν ?
KD-55XD8577,KD-55XD8588
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Μόνο στο χρώμα του πλαισίου και στο χρώμα της βάσης.XD8577 ασημί mat,XD8588 μαύρο mat.

Sony KD XD85xx : Reviews - Εντυπώσεις - Σχόλια

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DJTaurus said:
Επίσης ξέρουμε πως ονομάζεται η 810C εδώ ?
http://www.rtings.com/tv/reviews/sony/x810c
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KD-X8005C
 
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Xavito πριν 2 χρόνια αγόρασα αυστηρά για gaming την 50 w805b χωρίς smart/3d etc γιατί είχε τρομερά χαμηλό input lag. Ποιο ειναι το αντίστοιχο budget model στις 4k hdr του 16?
 
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xavito

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DJTaurus said:
Xavito πριν 2 χρόνια αγόρασα αυστηρά για gaming την 50 w805b χωρίς smart/3d etc γιατί είχε τρομερά χαμηλό input lag. Ποιο ειναι το αντίστοιχο budget model στις 4k hdr του 16?
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KD-XD7005
 
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Sony UHD TV 2016 - european models
______________________________________________________________________________________
Series
Model
____________________________
Hardware & Software
____________________________________________________
Operating System
Board
Central Processing Unit
System on Chip
Instruction set
Graphic Processor Unit
RAM
Total memory​
ZD9
(Flat - active 3D)
KD-100ZD9 BAEP
KD-75ZD9 BAEP
KD-65ZD9 BAEP
65, 75" - September 2016
100" - November 2016
OS: Android 6.0.1 Marshmelow (Sony Edition)
Board: BRAVIA_ATV2
Chassis:
CPU SoC: MediaTek MT5891 (Cortex A53 - ARMv8)
Core architecture: 4 x ARM Cortex A53
Instruction set: 64-bit ARM-A53
Operating at up to 1.1GHz
GPU: ARM Mali-T860 MP2 650MHz (44GFLOPS)
Open GL API: Open GL ES 3.1 Mali-T860
RAM: 2GB
Total memory: 1593 MB
Available memory: 521 MB
Internal storage total space: 8358 MB
Internal storage free space: 8105 MB
XD9405
(Flat)
KD-75XD9405 BAEP
successor model X9405C		OS: Android 5.1.1 Lolipop (Sony Edition)
Board: SVP4KDTV15
Chassis:
CPU SoC model: MediaTek MT5890
Core architecture: 2 x ARM Cortex 17(ARMv7)
Instruction set: 32-bit ARMv7
GPU: ARM Mali T624 triple core
Open GL API: Open GL ES 3.1
RAM: 1,5GB
Total memory: 1508MB
Available memory: 390MB
Internal storage total space: 8363MB
Internal storage free space: 7542MB
XD9305
(Flat)
KD-65XD9305 BAEP
KD-55XD9305 BAEP
successor model X9305C		OS: Android 5.1.1 Lolipop (Sony Edition)
Board: SVP4KDTV15
Chassis:
CPU SoC model: MediaTek MT5890
Core architecture: 2x ARM Cortex 17(ARMv7)
Instruction set: 32-bit ARMv7
GPU: ARM Mali T624 triple core
Open GL ES 3.1
RAM: 1,5GB
Total memory: 1508MB
Available memory: 390MB
Internal storage total space: 8363MB
Internal storage free space: 7542MB
SD8505
(Curved)
KD-65SD8505 BAEP
KD-55SD8505 BAEP
successor model S8505C		OS: Android 5.1.1 Lolipop (Sony Edition)
Board: SVP4KDTV15
Chassis:
CPU SoC model: MediaTek MT5890
Core architecture: 2x ARM Cortex 17(ARMv7)
Instruction set: 32-bit ARMv7
GPU: ARM Mali T624 triple core
Open GL
RAM: 1,5GB
Total memory: 1508MB
Available memory:
Internal storage total space: 8363MB
Internal storage free space:
XD85
(Flat)
KD-85XD8505 BAEP
KD-75XD8505 BAEP
KD-65XD8599 BAEP
KD-65XD8577 SAEP
KD-65XD8505 BAEP
KD-55XD8505 BAEP
KD-55XD8599 BAEP
KD-55XD8588 BAEP
KD-55XD8577 SAEP
copy of last year's X850xC,
but redesigned with IPS panel and without 3D		OS: Android TV : 6.0,1 Marshmelow (Sony Edition)
Board : SVP4KDTV15
Chassis:
CPU SoC model: MediaTek MT5890
Core architecture: 2x ARM Cortex-17(ARMv7)
Instruction Set : 32-bit ARMv7
GPU: ARM Mali T624 triple core
Open GL ES
RAM: 1,5GB
Total memory: 1508MB
Available memory: 8363MB
Internal storage total space:
Internal storage free space:
XD8305
(Flat)
KD-49XD8305
KD-43XD8305
successor model - X830xC
OS: Android TV : 6.0.1 Marshmellow (Sony Edition)
Board : SVP4KDTV15
Chassis:
CPU SoC: MediaTek MT5891 quad core
Core architecture: 4x ARM Cortex-A53 (32-bit)
Instruction Set : 32-bit ARMv7
GPU: ARM Mali T860 triple core
Open GL
RAM: 2GB
Total memory: 16GB
Available memory: 1576MB
Internal storage total space:1983MB
Internal storage space: 8258MB
XD80
(Flat)
KD-55XD8005 BAEP
KD-49XD8099 BAEP
KD-49XD8088 BAEP
KD-49XD8077 SAEP
KD-49XD8005 BAEP
KD-43XD8099 BAEP
KD-43XD8088 BAEP
KD-43XD8077 SAEP
KD-43XD8005 BAEP
OS: Android TV 6.0 Marshmellow (Sony Edition)
Board:
Chassis:
CPU SoC: MediaTek MT5891 quad core
Core architecture: 4 x ARM Cortex…-A53 (32-bit)
Instruction Set: 32-bit ARMv7
GPU: ARM Mali-T860 two core
Open GL
RAM: 2GB
Total memory: 16GB
Available memory: 1576MB
Internal storage total space: 1983 MB
Internal storage space: 8358 MB
SD800
(Curved)
KD-50SD8005 BAEP
successor model - S8005C		OS: Android 5.1.1 Lolipop (Sony Edition)
Board:
Chassis:
CPU SoC: Mediatek MT5890
Core architecture: 2 x ARM Cortex-A17
Operating at up to:
Instruction set:
GPU: ARM Mali-624 triple core
Open GL
RAM: 2GB DDR3
Total memory:
Available memory:
Internal storage total memory:
Internal storage space:
XD750
(Flat)
KD-65XD7505 BAEP
KD-65XD7504 BAEP
OS: Android TV: 6.0.1 Marshmellow (Sony Edition)
Board:
Chassis:
CPU SoC: MediaTek MT5891 quad core
CorΠϴ АrсhitecturΠϴ: 4 x ΠARM Cortex…-A53
Operating at up to:
Instruction Set: 32-bit АRMv7
GPU: ARM Mali-T680 (Dual core)
Open GL
RAM: 2GB DDR3
Total memory:
Internal storage total space: 1983 MB
Internal storage space: 8358 MB
XD700
(Flat)
KD-55XD7005 BAEP
KD-55XD7004 BAEP
KD-49XD7005 BAEP
KD-49XD7004 BAEP
OS: Android TV: 6.0.1 Marshmellow (Sony Edition)
Board:
Chassis:
CPU SoC: MediaTek MT5891 quad core
Core Arhitecture: 4 x АRM CortΠϴΡ…-A53
Instruction Set: 32-bit АRMv7
GPU: ARM Mali-T680 (Dual core)
Open GL APT:
RAM: 2GB DDR3
Total memory:
Internal storage total spaceƒ: 1983 MB
Internall storage space: 8358 MB
 
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65"...[hdtvtest.co.uk]...Sony KD-65ZD9 review...http://www.hdtvtest.co.uk/news/kd65zd9-201610164372.htm

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Macro photo of subpixel layout indicating VA-type LCD matrix
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Conclusion

We’ve been long-time admirers of Sony’s video processing particularly when it comes to local dimming algorithm and motion smoothness, and when record-breaking stats are added to the equation, the result is nothing less than spectacular. Some may complain that the Bravia ZD9′s peak brightness and FALD zone count fell far short of the 4000 nits and 1000 zones showcased on the company’s “Backlight Master Drive” prototype at CES, but Sony needed to make a domestic television that’s quasi-affordable for the masses, and in any case the KD-65ZD9 comfortably delivered the most mesmerising HDR presentation we’ve witnessed so far.

For HDR playback, the Sony Z9D/ ZD9 outperformed other 2016 top-tier FALD LED LCDs in the following ways. The TV featured more balanced local dimming and less haloing/ blooming than Panasonic’s DX900/ DX902; more effective dimming and less posterisation than Samsung’s KS9500/ KS9800; and a punchier picture with greater highlight detail resolution than Sony’s own already impressive XD94… the benefits conferred by higher peak brightness and increased FALD zones did not go unnoticed.

LG OLEDs still held the upper hand in outright black-level response, SDR “pop” and viewing angles by virtue of being able to switch every pixel – all 8.29 million of them – on and off independently of each other. But the ZD9′s blacks got close enough (especially with the help of bias lighting), and some quarters may prefer its near-black performance, motion smoothness and class-leading upscaling over OLED’s.

Where the Sony Z series pulled ahead of LG’s OLED TVs was, predictably, in HDR. Here’s the rub: because OLED’s absolute blacks and innate contrast make even SDR content look like HDR anyway, what distinguish true 4K HDR are the specular highlights and wider colour spectrum. And our hearts sank a little every time we spotted missing highlight detail or muted colours in brighter parts of the HDR image put out by the OLED. LG’s Dolby Vision support may overcome these shortcomings, but until the arrival of DV discs and players (none are available to buy on the market at this time of writing), the jury is still out.

As sumptuous as the 65ZD9′s pictures were, there’s still room for improvement. Colour saturation tracking could be tighter; input lag could be lower; HDR settings should be saved separately from SDR rather than shared within the same picture preset; and we’ve never been fans of the clunky and occasionally unstable Android TV platform. But at the end of the day, these were minor niggles considering the KD65ZD9′s overall image quality.

Sony has a strong pedigree in producing LCD-based televisions par excellence, such as the Bravia W2000 (the first LCD to give plasmas a run for their money) and the W905 (probably the best 1080p LED TV ever made). It’s early days, but when we look back in a few years’ time, the Sony KD-65ZD9 may well be remembered as the display that first demonstrated the true potential of HDR without being hampered by any significant flaws – it’s the poster child HDR has been screaming out for. Barring some exceptional performances from Loewe and Philips OLED models which we’ve yet to review, the Sony ZD9 will likely end up being the best HDR TV we’ve tested all year.

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