CES 2017: Sony launches first OLED screen and 4K projector

Finally an OLED screen

It's no secret that the great thing about more expensive screens is in technology. OLED. The image quality is far superior to that found on LCD monitors and Sony has only just realized this. With the name of Bravia A1E, the line works with the processor X1 which is capable of displaying 4K and HDR images at the same time. Next to it, the audio part is made by vibrations on the screen and this eliminates the speakers, something close to what the Xiaomi did in Mi Mix.

The TV is a black monolith that rests in your living room, and with the absence of speakers it looks even more elegant. There is support for the standard Dolby Vision and everything is controlled by the Android TV platform. In all, there will be models in 55, 65 and 77 inches. There is no official price or release date yet. definitely the OLED will be on all products in the near future.

UHD projector

Next to your first screen OLED that could be released (Sony has already shown OLED in the past, but never launched), the brand brought a projector 4K. What draws the most attention is that it displays content in up to 100 inches, being very close to the wall, up to 15 centimeters away. The great thing about this type of technology is that it eliminates shadows from people passing in front, or the need for space behind the projection, for when the projector is at the back of the room.

Weighing about 35 kilos, the projector is large and definitely not portable. Another problem for everyday life is that it is expensive, very expensive. Sony put the value of US$ 25 thousand on the projector, something that comes close to the R $ 81 thousand, in direct conversion and without taking into account any tax. If you're excited and have this bullet in your needle, just wait until April to buy one (outside Brazil, as there's no release date here).