Pero vuelvo a lo mismo, ¿de dónde sale?
Por partes:
-Rtings no dice "explícitamente" que sea panel 10 bits, de acuerdo. Con los demás modelos tampoco. Es más, si nos vamos a algunos modelos QLed de este mismo año que sí sabemos con certeza que son 10 bit porque así lo ha especificado el propio fabricante, tampoco lo dice. Es más, la gradación de color es peor en algunos casos que en el modelo de Sony. Ej: "our gradient test image without any of the significant banding usually visible on an 8-bit panel. Some imperfections in the darker colors are visible in the test picture, but the grayscale performs quite well. These imperfections are not significant enough to be an issue for normal content."
- Por muy bien que se "interpreten" los 10 bits, un panel 8 bits no es lo mismo que uno de 10 bit: 16.7 millones de colores vs 1000 millones. 64 veces más.
Por mucho que he buscado en la red no he encontrado ni una sola fuente que indique que sea un panel 8 bit. En el hilo propio de la TV en AVSforums tampoco he conseguido encontrar nada. Por contra, si he podido llegar a encontrar la nota de prensa de Sony con el lanzamiento de la Serie. Lo recorto porque es muy largo:
Sony XBR-75X900E 75-Inch Smart LED 4K Ultra HDTV, $5,999.99 MSRP
Sony XBR-65X900E 65-Inch Smart LED 4K Ultra HDTV, $3,299.99 MSRP
Sony XBR-55X900E 55-Inch Smart LED 4K Ultra HDTV, $2,399.99 MSRP
Sony XBR-49X900E 49-Inch Smart LED 4K Ultra HDTV, $1,699.99 MSRP
Ultra High Definition TV with 4K screen resolution (3840 x 2160 pixels)
Motionflow XR blur reduction (120Hz native refresh rate)
High Dynamic Range (HDR 10) for extended picture contrast and brightness when viewing HDR content from connected sources or streamed from the TV’s built-in apps
Full-array direct LED backlight with local dimming
X-tended Dynamic Range PRO delivers 5X the brightness range of conventional LCD TVs
4K HDR Processor X1 engine and 4K X-Reality Pro upscaler
HDR Remaster improves color and contrast for SDR (Standard Dynamic Range) content
Triluminos Display technology for a wider color range
10-bit panel can display over one billion colors
Built-in OTT streaming apps including: Netflix, Amazon Instant Video, and YouTube (requires Internet speed of at least 20Mbps)
Exactamente lo mismo que pone en gamas superiores:
Sony XBR-75X940E 75-Inch Smart LED 4K Ultra HD TV, $7,499.99 MSRP
4K screen resolution (3840 x 2160 pixels)
Motionflow XR blur reduction (120Hz native refresh rate)
High Dynamic Range (HDR 10 and Dolby Vision)
Full-array LED backlight with local dimming
X-tended Dynamic Range PRO delivers 10X the brightness range of conventional LCD TVs
4K HDR Processor X1 Extreme engine and 4K X-Reality Pro upscaler
HDR Remaster improves color and contrast for SDR (Standard Dynamic Range) content
Triluminos Display technology for a wider color range
10-bit panel can display over one billion colors
Built-in 4K video streaming through apps including: Netflix, Amazon Instant Video, and YouTube (requires Internet speed of at least 20Mbps)
Y, casualidad, misma nota de prensa, aparecen modelos inferiores. Qué vemos?
Sony XBR-75X850E 75-Inch Smart LED 4K Ultra HDTV, $4,999.99 MSRP
Sony XBR-65X850E 65-Inch Smart LED 4K Ultra HDTV, $2,499.99 MSRP
Sony XBR-55X800E 55-Inch Smart LED 4K Ultra HDTV, $1,899.99 MSRP
Sony XBR-49X800E 49-Inch Smart LED 4K Ultra HDTV, $1,099.99 MSRP
Sony XBR-43X800E 43-Inch Smart LED 4K Ultra HDTV, $999.99 MSRP
Ultra High Definition TV with 4K screen resolution (3840 x 2160 pixels)
Motionflow XR blur reduction
High Dynamic Range (HDR 10) for extended picture contrast and brightness when viewing HDR content from connected sources or streamed from the TV’s built-in apps
Edge-lit LED with local dimming
4K HDR Processor X1 engine
HDR Remaster (available in the X850E models and higher)
Triluminos Display technology for a wider color range
Built-in OTT streaming apps including: Netflix, Amazon Instant Video, and YouTube (requires Internet speed of at least 20Mbps)
Tuner receives over-the-air HDTV broadcasts (antenna required)
QAM cable HDTV tuner (subscription required to receive cable channels)
Android TV with Google Cast, voice search and Play Store apps
Fast 802.11ac dual-band Wi-Fi to link to a wireless network
Netflix Recommended TV
DLNA-compatible
One-touch screen mirroring with Miracast enabled smartphones and tablets
HDMI 2.0a with HDCP 2.2
1 component video (selectable component/composite)
RF input for antenna/cable signals
Optical digital audio output (can pass Dolby Digital/DTS multichannel or 2-channel audio from connected sources)
Stereo minijack headphone output
Ethernet port for a wired connection to a home network
Down-firing speakers
Detachable stand
Wall-mountable (bracket not included)
1-year parts & labor warranty
¡Ni rastro de "10 bit" por ningún lado!
No sé, yo sigo manteniéndome escéptico.
Un sitio donde si dice que sea panel de 10 bits de manera clara es en avforum.
https://www.avforums.com/review/sony...v-review.13437
Unido a la única comunicación que he encontrado en respuesta del sat de Sony que decía algo así como "toda nuestra serie x9 tiene panel de 10 bit"... aunque, realmente, yo jamás me fiaría de lo que diga alguien que se dedica a contestar emails en masa.
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