Sony unveils new BRAVIA XR, ushering in a new cognitive processing method to replicate real-world seeing and hearing capabilities

Jan 4, 2022 at 01:35pm EST
Sony unveils new BRAVIA XR, ushering in a new cognitive processing method to replicate real-world seeing and hearing capabilities

Sony unveiled their new BRAVIA XR televisions, utilizing Cognitive Processor XR technology to replicate human seeing and hearing capabilities. With Sony's newest cognitive intelligence technology, the display will be able to separate images on the screen into various zones, bringing what it feels is the focal point of the picture, and making it more accessible.

Sony uses Cognitive Intelligence in place of AI to produce a more realistic and immersive viewing experience in their new BRAVIA XR line

Cognitive Intelligence (CI) is much different than standard Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology. AI only analyzes and detects certain elements on the screen, such as color, details, and screen contrast singularly. CI processors are able to cross-analyze a section of elements at the same time, matching the way the human brain processes images. This allows for each element to be adjusted in real-time, combined together, and then produce a much more realistic and immersive picture—a feat that standard AI cannot accomplish at this given time.

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Sony's Cognitive Processor XR is also capable of analyzing the position of sound produced in the audio signal and matching the sound to represent the sound on the screen more precisely. Additionally, the system upconverts any sound to true 3D surround sound, delivering premium realism through an immersive soundscape. The technology learns, analyzes, and understands an enormous amount of data and then intelligently optimizes every single pixel, frame, and scene for a superior lifelike picture and sound— something that Sony has never delivered in previous models.

Sony's goal is to offer viewers the best and most immersive experience – authentically delivering the creator's true intent. Our new BRAVIA CORE technology and the XR lineup takes the industry to the next level with a powerful, cinematic experience, enabled by the world's first TVs with cognitive processors.

Mike Fasulo, President and Chief Operating Officer, Sony Electronics, Inc.

Key BRAVIA XR Lineup Highlights:

Sony's New TV Models and Key Features

MASTER Series Z9J [85" class (84.6" diag.) and 75" class (74.5" diag.) models] 8K LED TV features:

MASTER Series A90J [83" class (82.5" diag.), 65" class (64.5" diag.) and 55" class (54.6" diag.) models] OLED TV features:

A80J [77" class (76.7" diag.), 65" class (64.5" diag.) and 55" class (54.6" diag.) models] OLED TV features:

X95J [85" class (84.6" diag.), 75" class (74.5" diag.) and 65" class (64.5" diag.) models] 4K LED TV features:

X92 [100" class (99.5" diag.) model], X90J [75" class (74.5" diag.), 65" class (64.5" diag.), 55" class (54.5" diag.) and 50" class (49.5" diag.) models] 4K LED TV features:

No specific dates or pricing has yet been released, but Sony states that they will announce those details this spring 2022. To find out additional information about the new Sony television models, visit the BRAVIA XR page, and to see the remainder of Sony's television lines, click here to visit the company's main television page.

About the author: Jason R. Wilson is a member of the Hardware news team at Wccftech. Equipped with a background in graphic design and writing, Jason works daily to improve his craft and continues to create new and innovative ideas every day.

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