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Sony’s new TV is THIN! How thin? Thinner than an Xperia smartphone

BiGsAm
BiGsAm
Jan 6

Sony has introduced an insanely thin TV at CES 2015.

The new 55- and 65-inch XBR-X900C and 75-inch XBR-910C 4K series feature a wider color gamut than any previous model with higher dynamic range, and plasma-like deep blacks. The new series comes with Android TV and ChromeCast features pre installed.

They measure less than 0.2 inches thick at their slimmest point, with barely any bezels.

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