Looks like HDR is the new standard as Sony plans to rollout all 2017 TV models with HDR compatibility... This includes their 1080P sets and their entry level 720P set. Good thing my OG PS4 supports HDR, might have to pick up a new tv later this year.

OP:

Yesterday Sony presented their entire TV lineup to the press, covering not only high end models presented at CES but also mid and lowrange models. 

Every TV will support HDR10 and all 2017 and HDR compatible 2016 models will get update for HLG standard for broadcast HDR codec. A1, ZD9 XE94 and XE93 will also support Dolby Vision. Sony is touting that all these TVs will be great for HDR gaming with PS4.

Full breakdown of their basic capabilities @ http://www.trustedreviews.com/news/s...bers-explained


SONY BRAVIA 2017 TVS – ULTRA HD / 4K MODELS
A1 OLED – 75, 65 and 55 inches
ZD9 – 100, 75 and 65 inches (late 2016 model, continues into 2017)
XE94 – 75 inches
XE93 – 65 and 55 inches
XE90 – 75, 65, 55 and 49 inches
XE85 – 75, 65, and 55 inches
XE80 – 55, 49 and 43 inches


SONY BRAVIA 2017 TVS – FULL HD MODELS
WE75 – 49 and 43 inches [Triluminous]
WE66 – 49 and 40 inches
WE61 – 32 inches

FEATURE TVS [no Smart capability]
RE4 – 40 and 32 inches [32" is 720p but even it gets HDR support!!!]


Non-4K models don't have HDMI 2.0 and HDCP 2.2... so no watching 4K bluray movies on them. Netflix and Amazon will supposedly work fine in HDR on them.

Shamelessly stolen from NeoGAF via DieH@rd

That's interesting, but the vast majority of Sony 2017 TVs are 4K.

Isn't Sony TV division broke? They should just quit wasting their time on it, I don't think I even seen Sony TVs anymore in major stores.

Good move by sony. The market could use more budget hdr tv. (Im happy with my lg e6 tho)

Awesome. I waited and opted not to get a HDR TV last year waiting for better models. Hopefully 2017 models are much better

And which ones will be hdmi 2.1 compatible? For dynamic high dynamic range... (I'm not making that up)
http://www.flatpanelshd.com/news.php?subaction=showfull&id=1483572084

I would be very surprised to see a HDMI 2.1 set before 2018

btw @ topic no 3D = not interested in any of these

How often do you window shop tvs? They sell them at bestbuy, target, Walmart, pretty much any major retailer.

Either way, I bet these tvs play really nice for PlayStation owners and their higher end models are known for having superb picture quality. It's always been an issue of cost.

Who the hell needs a 75 inch TV?

what the fuck is dynamic high dynamic range, and whats the difference between it and regular HDR