Sony's Ultra HD 4K TVs that are thinner than an iPhone 6 will arrive this summer.

Apple isn’t the one company obsessed with making its electronic devices thinner and lighter weight. Sony’s super-thin Extremely HD 4K Televisions (UHD TV), which often measure 0. 2-inches thin from their thinnest place — slimmer compared to an iPhone 6 — are going to be available this summertime.

There will be two types of the svelte UHD Televisions: the X900C, which often clocks in from 55 inches and 65 inches, as well as the X910C at seventy-five inches.

Designed to vanish while you’re enjoying them, the X900C and X910C have screens which might be virtually bezel-less, and run almost edge-to-edge. As the bezels aren’t very as thin since some Samsung Televisions, which really go to the edges, they’re definitely a step up compared to Sony’s previous thick-bezeled monolithic-design Televisions.

While the top 1 / 2 of the television is actually razor thin, the underside half is clearly thicker (the parts, as well since HDMI and UNIVERSAL SERIES BUS ports, have to visit somewhere). Still, Sony says the particular UHD TVs will mount nearer to walls, making them all the more beautiful in areas.

As far as image quality goes, the 3, 840 a 2, 160 resolution is stunning. The UHD TVs have a wider range of displayable colors and higher brightness variety, thanks to a new X1 processor. This new brain also is great for upscaling high-definition content to 4K.

In the event you own a smart TV, you’re probably alert to how crappy its smart interface is actually. The most common complaints include slowness and lack and a good ecosystem of programs. You’re better off investing in a Roku or Apple mackintosh TV, rather compared to touching your television's smart interface.

In addition, Sony’s not taking any risks this holiday season. The X900C and X910C have Google’s Android TELEVISION SET (the same user interface on Google’s Nexus Participant set-top box); which means full access to Google Play, Netflix, Hulu, Vimeo, Amazon Instant Video and much more.

The UHD Televisions also support Google Cast, which lets you beam content coming from smartphones, tablets and computers quickly and easily. And there’s some sort of voice-search function inside new One-Flick rural.

For gamers, the X900C is included with PlayStation Now, Sony’s streaming game service. The service utilizes Sony’s cloud-based streaming technology to supply PlayStation 3 games without a game console.

The amount of will these UHD TVs cost? Sony's still certainly not saying, but in the event that we were to guess, they're probably below the higher-specced versions, below:

High Vibrant Range 4K Televisions

Impressive as the particular X900C and X910C are, they’re not the particular crème de l . a . crème of Sony’s 2015 UHD collection. The X930C (65-inch) and X940C (75-inch) declare that honor, thanks with their ability to display High Dynamic Variety (HDR) content.

HDR video provides for a wider selection of brightness levels with no loss in facts. Usually, when you boost a screen’s settings, details get washed out. With new HDR-enabled content rolling out of content providers for instance Amazon and Netflix, you’ll be able to see more facts in scenes that might normally be supplied out.

As the top of echelon of Sony’s UHD Televisions, they're priced on the steep end: $4, 500 for the 65-inch X930C and $8, 000 for the 75-inch X940C. Both models are for sale for preorder, starting Sunday, directly from Sony. Trusted online stores and brick-and-mortar shops will get them in May well.