SONY XBR-55A9G
Sony XBR-55A9G 55" (3840 x 2160) Bravia 4K Ultra High Definition Smart OLED TV
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Sony XBR-55A9G 4K Ultra HD Bravia Smart OLED TV (2019) - 2.2 Channel Speakers - 4K HDR - Pixel Contrast Booster - 4K X-Reality Pro - HDR10 - IMAX Enhanced - Dolby Vision - Triluminos Display - Motionflow XR - Refresh Rate 120Hz - iOS/Android Friendly - Acoustic Surface Audio Technology - Vibrant Colors - Dolby Atmos - Dolby Digital Plus - Hands Free - Virtual Assistant Capability - Elegant Design - Cable Management - Bluetooth - Ethernet - 4 HDMI - 3 USB - Wi-Fi - Light Sensor - Precision Color Mapping - Built-In Chromecast - Mountable (300 x 300mm) - (48.38"W x 10.0"D x 28.13"H) - (Black)
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Brand: sony Summary: Sony XBR-55A9G 4K Ultra HD Bravia Smart OLED TV (2019) - 2.2 Channel Speakers - 4K HDR - Pixel Contrast Booster - 4K X-Reality Pro - HDR10 - IMAX Enhanced - Dolby Vision - Triluminos Display - Motionflow XR - Refresh Rate 120Hz - iOS/Android Friendly - Acoustic Surface Audio Technology - Vibrant Colors - Dolby Atmos - Dolby Digital Plus - Hands Free - Virtual Assistant Capability - Elegant Design - Cable Management - Bluetooth - Ethernet - 4 HDMI - 3 USB - Wi-Fi - Light Sensor - Precision Color Mapping - Built-In Chromecast - Mountable (300 x 300mm) - (48.38"W x 10.0"D x 28.13"H) - (Black) Category: OLED-TV Model: XBR-55A9G MPN: XBR-55A9G UPC: 027242915886 Description: Sony XBR-55A9G 55" (3840 x 2160) Bravia 4K Ultra High Definition Smart OLED TV Series: A9G Color: Black Retail: $2,799.99 Warning: 
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