Sony has already missed the May launch window it had set for its new line of 4K Android-powered smart televisions, but the company has promised that the television will be hitting stores next month for sure. As far as pricing is concerned the 55-inch model will run you $2,500, the 65-inch model will run you $4,000, and the 75-inch model will cost a whopping $5,400. All of them will be available at Sony’s online and retail stores, as well as Amazon and Best Buy.
As part of its 2015 4K Ultra HDTV lineup, which includes six new series, Sony Electronics announced today pricing and availability for the X900C and X910C series 4K Ultra HD TVs. Pre-sales on the X900C begin Sunday, June 21, 2015, with full purchase availability beginning July 2015. The X910C will be available this summer. Reseller price may vary. The X900C combines 4K clarity and brilliant color with an incredibly thin design. At just under 0.2 inches thin, the X900C model is thinner than a smartphone and is Sony’s thinnest TV yet, and the X910C is the thinnest TV of its size ever made. The ultra-thin profile is virtually frameless and mounts flush to your wall, leaving only a stunning 4K picture for an unparalleled viewing experience. Powered by the X1 processor engine, the X900C and X910C feature maximized contrast, color and clarity in both HD and 4K content. The X-Reality™ PRO Picture Engine upscales all existing HD content to super clear 4K quality, and colors come alive on the screen in the widest range ever thanks to TRILUMINOS™ display technology.
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