Sony's newest Bravia television sets have all the features we've come to expect in high-end sets; HDR, 4K, and OLED panels, but they also do away with speakers entirely. Yet they still produce sound.
Is it some manner of sorcery? Not quite. The A1E series has Sony's Acoustic Surface technology, which vibrates the display itself and allows "sound to be output directly from the TV screen."
Sony promises it "produces a wide sound and image synchronization from all angles." The lack of speakers means the A1E series has a super-thin bezel that's uniformly... well, super-thin, around the entire set.
The new Bravia A1E Series TVs come in 77, 65, and 55-inch configurations. They also come equipped with Android TV, giving them a Google-infused smart TV experience with voice control. It also plays nice with Android devices.
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Is it some manner of sorcery? Not quite. The A1E series has Sony's Acoustic Surface technology, which vibrates the display itself and allows "sound to be output directly from the TV screen."
Sony promises it "produces a wide sound and image synchronization from all angles." The lack of speakers means the A1E series has a super-thin bezel that's uniformly... well, super-thin, around the entire set.
The new Bravia A1E Series TVs come in 77, 65, and 55-inch configurations. They also come equipped with Android TV, giving them a Google-infused smart TV experience with voice control. It also plays nice with Android devices.
Continue reading…
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