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User must accept Google Terms of Service (http://www. google.com/policies/terms/), Play Terms of Service (https://play.google.com/intl/en-US_us/about/play-terms/index.html) and Privacy Policy (http://www.google.com/policies/privacy/) to use TV. User must connect to a Google account to use certain advertised features, including voice to activate linked apps, and install certain apps and operating software during setup. Use of TV without connecting to a Google account allows only basic TV features and certain apps. Wireless connectivity requires 802.11 home network (802.11n recommended). Network services, content, operating system and software of this product may be subject to separate or third-party terms and conditions and changed, interrupted or discontinued at any time and may require fees, registration and credit card information. Apps must be compatible with TV. App availability varies by region and device.
Purchase an eligible TV and register for BRAVIA CORE™ by February 23, 2024 to be eligible for promotion offers. Available movies subject to change. Terms and conditions apply, for full details see https://www.sony.net/bravia-core. © 2021 Layout and Design Sony Pictures Home Entertainment Inc. All Rights Reserved. Network services, content, and operating system and software of product may be subject to separate or third-party terms and conditions and changed, interrupted or discontinued at any time and may require fees, registration and credit card information.
User must setup broadband network environment. By default, Pure Stream setting is turned OFF and must be turned ON in BRAVIA CORE settings. BRAVIA CORE offers streaming between 30Mbps-80Mbps once user turns ON Pure Stream. To access Pure Stream at 30Mbps, user must have a minimum internet speed of 43Mbps over Wi-Fi. To access highest quality Pure Stream available at 80Mbps user must have minimum internet speed of 115Mbps over Wi-Fi. Subject to user’s network operator’s video streaming restrictions, BRAVIA CORE automatically selects the best bitrate as following with adaptive streaming functionality based on the internet speed available.
Dolby Vision content compatible with streaming services or compatible content device connected via HDMI input (sold separately).
IMAX Enhanced content enables full IMAX Enhanced experience with compatible streaming services such as Fandango Now (US only) and BRAVIA CORE, or compatible content device connected via HDMI input (sold separately).
Netflix streaming membership required. 4K Ultra HD availability subject to your Netflix subscription plan, internet service, device capabilities, and content availability. www.netflix.com/termsofuse. A future firmware update will allow you to adjust picture quality while Netflix Adaptive Calibrated Mode is enabled.
Input lag time measured via 4K/120fps game HDMI input, may differ by real-time usage environment or specific conditions. Game title supporting 4K/120fps required.
Software updates on both PlayStation®5 console and TV available by automatic update or user-initiated update. To activate Auto HDR Tone Mapping, must enable feature when pairing TV and PS5 for the first time; or will need to disconnect TV and PS5, perform factory reset and enable the feature during initial setup. Feature is supported only when PS5 and TV are directly connected. Applicable models: All BRAVIA XR models, X85K, X85J, X80K, X80J, X900H.
Software updates on both PlayStation®5 console and TV available by automatic update or user-initiated update. This function works when Auto Picture Mode on the TV is set to ON and is supported only when PS5 and TV are directly connected. Applicable models: All BRAVIA XR models, X85K, X85J, X80K, X80J, X900H.
4K: 3,840 x 2,160 pixels. Game title supporting 4K/120fps required.
Game title supporting VRR required. Results may vary depending on the game you’re playing. If enabling VRR results in any unexpected visual effects, you can turn it off at any time.
4K: 3,840 x 2,160 pixels. Upscaled, simulated and enhanced 4K images will vary based on source content.
This feature is for users of video streaming apps. TV broadcasts cannot be accessed when using Kids Profile. Some TV functions may not be available while using Kids Profile, such as changing settings or inputs.
This Sony TV is compatible with AirPlay 2 and HomeKit. iOS 12.2 or later or macOS 10.14.4 or later is required. Apple ID account required. Subscriptions may be required to access certain content.
Actual look may differ depending on TV size and type of cables used.
Other than video chat, other BRAVIA CAM features will be available via future firmware update.
Clean exterior surfaces gently with a dry, clean cloth or household disinfectant wipe (such as Clorox Disinfecting Wipes). Do not spray disinfectant directly on the remote. Proven 99.9% or more effective against bacterial growth on remote control buttons based on JIS Z2801 testing. This material is not antiviral. There is no guaranteed effect against viruses such as COVID-19.
SU-WL855 wall-mount bracket is available for select Sony OLED and LED models. See compatible TV models here: https://www.sony.com/electronics/support/articles/00197971. TV and wall mount system sold separately. Hardware included with wall-mount bracket.
The recycle rate refers to flame-retardant materials. The recyclable material used on the TV may differ depending on size. SORPLAS supports recycling by incorporating waste optical discs, as well as post-consumer materials such as plastic water bottles, contributing to the protection of the environment and reduction in marine pollution.
Compared to FY18 models. The ratio may vary by model.
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This is the perceptible contrast level expanded by XR Contrast Booster technology, which is a unique figure calculated for the contrast that users actually feel and experience.
Acoustic Centre Sync is compatible with Sony Soundbar HT-A7000, HT-A5000 and Home Theatre System HT-A9.
Applicable headphones are WH-1000XM3, WF-1000XM3, WI-1000XM2, WH-1000XM4, WF-1000XM4, WH-XB900N, WH-XB700, WH-H810, WH-H910N, WF-C500, WH-XB910N.
Requires separately sold Calman calibration software to be installed on your PC, a pattern generator, a meter (colorimeter, spectrophotometer etc.), and Calman for BRAVIA app to be downloaded from Google Play and installed on your TV. Internet needed to utilize app services on TV. Network services, content, and software of this product may be subject to separate terms and conditions and changed, interrupted, or discontinued at any time and may require fees, registration, and credit card information.
All third-party apps, network services, content, the operating system and software may be subject to individual terms and conditions and changed, interrupted or discontinued at any time and may require fees, registration and credit card information. Requires product to be connected to the wireless network.

Sony, BRAVIA, BRAVIA XR, Cognitive Processor XR, XR Triluminos Pro, XR Motion Clarity, BRAVIA CORE, and the Sony logo are trademarks of Sony Corporation. Google TV is the name of this device’s software experience. Google, YouTube, YouTube Music, Google TV and other marks are trademarks of Google LLC. “PlayStation Family Mark,” “PlayStation,” “PS5 logo” and “PS5” are registered trademarks or trademarks of Sony Interactive Entertainment Inc. All other trademarks are trademarks of their respective owners. Features and specifications are subject to change without notice. Screen images simulated.

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User must accept Google Terms of Service (http://www. google.com/policies/terms/), Play Terms of Service (https://play.google.com/intl/en-US_us/about/play-terms/index.html) and Privacy Policy (http://www.google.com/policies/privacy/) to use TV. User must connect to a Google account to use certain advertised features, including voice to activate linked apps, and install certain apps and operating software during setup. Use of TV without connecting to a Google account allows only basic TV features and certain apps. Wireless connectivity requires 802.11 home network (802.11n recommended). Network services, content, operating system, and software of this product may be subject to separate or third-party terms and conditions and changed, interrupted or discontinued at any time and may require fees, registration and credit card information. Apps must be compatible with TV. App availability varies by region and device.
Purchase an eligible TV and register for BRAVIA CORE^™ by February 23, 2026 to be eligible for promotion offers. Available movies subject to change. Terms and conditions apply, for full details see https://www.sony.net/bravia-core. Network services, content, and operating system and software of product may be subject to separate or third-party terms and conditions and changed, interrupted, or discontinued at any time and may require fees, registration, and credit card information.
User must setup broadband network environment. By default, Pure Stream setting is turned OFF and must be turned ON in BRAVIA CORE settings. BRAVIA CORE offers streaming between 30Mbps-80Mbps once user turns ON Pure Stream. To access Pure Stream at 30Mbps, user must have a minimum internet speed of 43Mbps over Wi-Fi. To access highest quality Pure Stream available at 80Mbps user must have minimum internet speed of 115Mbps over Wi-Fi. Subject to user’s network operator’s video streaming restrictions, BRAVIA CORE automatically selects the best bitrate as following with adaptive streaming functionality based on the internet speed available.
Screen Size feature will be available via future firmware update.
Game title supporting VRR and/or 4K/120fps required. VRR results may vary depending on the game you’re playing. If enabling VRR results in any unexpected visual effects, you can turn it off at any time.
Input lag time measured via 4K/120fps game via HDMI input, may differ by real-time usage environment or specific conditions. Game title supporting 4K/120fps required.
To activate Auto HDR Tone Mapping, must enable feature when pairing TV and PS5 for the first time; or will need to disconnect TV and PS5, perform factory reset on PS5 and enable the feature during initial setup. Auto Genre Picture Mode works when Auto Picture Mode on the TV is set to ON. Both features are supported only when PS5 and TV are directly connected. Applicable models: All BRAVIA XR models, X85K, X80K.
Dolby Vision and Atmos content compatible with streaming services or compatible content device connected via HDMI input (sold separately).
IMAX Enhanced content enables full IMAX Enhanced experience with compatible streaming services such as BRAVIA CORE, or compatible content device connected via HDMI input (sold separately).
Netflix streaming membership required. 4K Ultra HD availability subject to your Netflix subscription plan, internet service, device capabilities, and content availability. www.netflix.com/termsofuse.
Acoustic Centre Sync works with compatible Sony soundbars and AV receivers. For full compatibility list: https://www.sony.net/hav_faq.
4K: 3,840 x 2,160 pixels. Upscaled, simulated and enhanced 4K images will vary based on source content.
XR Clear Image feature will be available Spring 2023
This feature is for users of streaming apps. TV broadcasts cannot be accessed when using Kids Profile. Some TV functions may not be available while using Kids Profile, such as changing settings or inputs.
This Sony TV is compatible with AirPlay 2 and HomeKit. iOS 12.2 or later or macOS 10.14.4 or later is required. Apple ID account required. Subscriptions may be required to access certain content.
Actual look may differ depending on TV size and type of cables used.
Some BRAVIA CAM features may require future firmware update.
Clean exterior surfaces gently with a dry, clean cloth.
Compared to FY18 models. The ratio may vary by model and size.
Amazon Alexa enabled devices (sold separately) compatible with Sony TVs powered by Google TV. Amazon account required. Subscriptions may be required to access certain content.
Chromecast built-in compatibility dependent on app.
SU-WL855 wall-mount bracket is available for select Sony OLED and LED models. See compatible TV models here: https://www.sony.com/electronics/support/articles/00197971. TV and wall mount system sold separately. Hardware included with wall-mount bracket.
Requires separately sold Calman calibration software to be installed on your PC, a pattern generator, a meter (colorimeter, spectrophotometer etc. ), and Calman for BRAVIA app to be downloaded from Google Play and installed on your TV. Internet needed to utilize app services on TV. Network services, content, and software of this product may be subject to separate terms and conditions and changed, interrupted or discontinued at any time and may require fees, registration and credit card information.
©2022 Sony Interactive Entertainment LLC. God of War is a registered trademark of Sony Interactive Entertainment LLC and related companies in the U.S. and other countries. PS5^™ system sold separately. Design and specifications are subject to change without notice. “PlayStation” and “PS5” are registered trademarks or trademarks of Sony Interactive Entertainment Inc.
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All third-party apps, network services, content, the operating system and software may be subject to individual terms and conditions and changed, interrupted or discontinued at any time and may require fees, registration and credit card information. Requires product to be connected to the wireless network.

Sony, BRAVIA, BRAVIA XR, Cognitive Processor XR, XR Triluminos Max, XR Motion Clarity, BRAVIA CORE, and the Sony logo are trademarks of Sony Corporation. Google TV is the name of this device’s software experience. Google, YouTube, YouTube Music, Google TV and other marks are trademarks of Google LLC. “PlayStation Family Mark,” “PlayStation,” “PS5 logo” and “PS5” are registered trademarks or trademarks of Sony Interactive Entertainment Inc. All other trademarks are trademarks of their respective owners. Features and specifications are subject to change without notice. Screen images simulated.

The first portable televisions in Japan and the USSR

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16 Feb 2019

The photograph shows the Soviet portable TV set Elektronika-Micro, 1975 year.

Soviet fans show this photo in social networks as an example of “breakthrough Soviet technologies”. Moreover, “Electronics-Micro” did not go on sale, but on the poster – a prototype, or just a concept.

Well, let’s find out who are the pioneers in this direction.

The first portable TV was created by Sony back in 1959.

Pictured is TV8-301 .

And here is a more compact model TV5-303, 1962.

The February 1966 edition of Popular Mechanics advertises a two-sided color television. Magazine editor Larry Steckler claimed to have seen the finished sample – he describes a device with two screens, one color and the other black and white, both 6 inches diagonally. There is no other evidence for the existence of this device.

In 1966, a Motorola engineer began developing the pocket television. Unfortunately, the engineer passed away before he could convince his employer of the market potential of his invention. Beautifully illustrated article (500 kB) from daily newspaper “Columbus Dispatch” describes preliminary studies and possible uses for the apparatus.

In 1966, an article was published about the pocket TV Sinclair Microvision . The size of the prototype is only 10*6.5*5 centimeters.

In 1967, another concept was proposed by Sinclair – MICROVISION II POCKET TV .

But Sinclair did not go on sale until 1977. As many as 10 years it took Clive Sinclair to realize his concept.
Pictured is Sinclair MTV1 .

In 1971, Panasonic launched the National Panasonic TR-001 Pocket TV into mass production.

Side view.

Panasonic TR-001 with dimensions of 60x110x190 and weight of 0.82 kg was already much more compact than the Micra prototype.

The first Soviet portable TV that went on sale is Elektronika VL-100 , 1969.

Dimensions: 145×170×200.
Weight 2.8 kg.

For comparison.

Dimensions Sony TV8-301 (1960): 203x178x229.
Weight: 5.9 kg.

Dimensions Sony TV5-303 M (1964): 195x110x186.
Weight: 3.7 kg.

Sony MicroTV 4-203UW, 1964. Dimensions: 216x79x165. Weight: 2.35 kg.

Sony TV-400V Micro TV, 1965.

Similar to the “Electronics Micra” compact TV – the same age – appeared in the USSR only in 1989.

Already after the collapse of the USSR, the Minsk plant “Caliber” produced a black-and-white TV Mara 2.

Thus, the USSR was not an innovator in the field of portable TVs . Most likely, the concept of VL-100 Electronics was borrowed from Sony TV8-301. Soviet Electronics often copied the products of Japanese companies: Casio, Nintendo, Soni, Panasonic, Sharp and others. The size of the TV was only 87 x 198 x 33 mm.

The USSR could no longer copy such a device – ultra-compact ultra-flat CRTs with a side gun and trapezoidal beam deflection were too tough for the surrogate Soviet electronic industry.

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evgenaleks

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29 May 2021

read the “radio” magazine. tiwi was made by radio amateurs and even less than Japanese. and if all sorts of Vysotsky and others didn’t interfere, it would be much better

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sky

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4 Nov 2022

moder wrote:

The first portable television was created by Sony back in 1959.

Click to expand…

What about the 1956 Emerson Model 1232?

moder

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4 Nov 2022

Emerson Model 1232 portable, hardly portable.

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sky

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4 Nov 2022

It may be portable, but you call the portable VL-100 in the article, and the Emerson Model 1232 is similar in size.

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Sony announced that no later than March 2010 will start production of new OLED-panels of medium and large diagonals. Most likely, new panels will be used in TVs, although it is possible that in laptops and computer monitors. In 2007, the company released the world’s first LED TV and is unlikely to give way to its competitors in this market, which are already preparing to produce such devices with might and main.

The other day, Sony unexpectedly announced that between April 2009 and March 2010 it will start producing large and medium-sized OLED panels.

In 2007, Sony announced the world’s first 11-inch SonyDrive XEL-1 LED TV, which was sold in a limited edition of 2,000 pieces for almost $2,000 apiece. Although the company admitted that the release of each such TV brings losses, it was not discontinued.

According to experts, over time, light-emitting diode (OLED) technology will replace both liquid crystals and plasma, since it has significantly fewer drawbacks in comparison with them. LED panels are thinner, lighter and more economical than their counterparts, plus they display more color shades. Following the SonyDrive XEL-1, other companies now and then began to announce their plans for the release of OLED TVs.

Most notable of all were the plans of Samsung, which announced that in 2009will launch its first LED TV, and in 2010 will add a 42-inch model to the lineup. In April, two companies LG and Panasonic announced their intention to enter the market of such TVs at once. Looking at competitors, Japanese Toshiba also announced similar plans, but, having made the appropriate calculations, it realized that such production would not “suffice” in the next 2.5 years.

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While the market was in full swing, there was no word from Sony. However, these days the situation has changed. Speaking at the 2008 Society for Information Display in Los Angeles, Sony TV Business Representative Yoshito Shiraishi stated that during fiscal year 2009 (April 2009)March 2010), the company will start production of new OLED panels, the diagonals of which will be larger than those of the panels that are currently being produced. Siriasi said the company intends to invest 22 billion yen (about $213 million) in the production of OLED panels of medium and large diagonals in the second half of 2008, according to DigiTimes.

According to Woo-Jong Lee, vice president of Samsung SDI , LED displays are currently mainly used in portable devices; since 20092010 similar technology will be used in laptops and computer monitors. It is likely that the new Sony panels will still be used in TVs this is what most foreign sources indicate. Moreover, in April at the Display 2008 exhibition in Japan, the company already managed to “light up” with its 27-inch OLED TV panel.

The first Sony television was released in 1960. It included 23 transistors and 19 diodes. Two years later, Sony released the world’s smallest monochrome TV. The current generation of people are primarily familiar with Sony TV brands such as Wega and Bravia. The company launched Wega TVs in 2002, and in 2005 launched the first TV under the Bravia brand, which led the company to become the #1 selling LCD TV worldwide a year later.