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Brand: sony Summary: Sony XR75X93L 75" Smart Google TV - Mini LED - Cognitive Processor XR - XR Triluminos Pro - Voice Assistant Compatible - 4K UHD - BRAVIA CORE App - Game Menu - 4K/120Hz - VRR - ALLM - Dolby Vision - IMAX Enhanced - Dolby Atmos - XR 4K Upscaling - 178 Degree Viewing Angle - Perfect for PlayStation 5 - Auto HDR Tone Mapping - Auto Picture Mode - Tuner - 32GB Storage - NTSC Color System - X-Anti Reflection - X-Wide Angle - Direct Full Array Mini LED Backlight (Dynamic Backlight Control) - QFHD Resolution - 16:9 Aspect Ratio - XR Contrast Booster 15 - XR HDR Remaster - Face Detection - Multiple Picture Modes - Auto Wide - Wide Mode - 4:3 Default - 24p True Cinema - CineMotion/Film Mode/Cinema Drive - HDR10 - HLG - 120Hz Native Refresh - 60W 2.2ch Speakers - Front/Side/Back Speakers - 360 Spatial Sound Ready - Room Calibration - Clear Phase - DTS Digital Surround - Multiple Sound Modes - Multiple Surround Sound Features - Advanced Auto Volume - Built-In Mic Switch - Multiple Accessibility Features - Google App Store - Auto Calibration - RS-232C - 4x HDMI - Analog Audio - Optical - 2x USB - LAN - Composite Video - RF - Bluetooth - Wi-Fi - eARC - Multi-Position Stand - Cable Management - Seamless Edge Bezel - 300x300 VESA - Included: Voice Remote and Stand - (65.75"W x 15.50"D x 38.38"H) - (Titanium Silver) Category: LED-TV Model: XR75X93L MPN: XR75X93L UPC: 027242927094 Description: Sony XR75X93L 75" 4K Mini LED Smart Google TV with PS5 Features (2023) Series: X93L Color: Titanium Silver Retail: $3,299.99 Warning: 
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Posted on 12:00am on Tuesday 13th January 2015 by Walts
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