i don't think people gonna buy a $3000+ TV without investing a couple hundreds for a better pair of speakers. A vibrating panel is also not something to be excited about
The real question is, does it burn in like the LG panels? I was told that Sony uses their own chipset to drive the panels, and has not had the same problem as LG with burning in. Is that true?
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So this is basically a better version of Sony's terrible dynamic vibration feature for phones- interesting…
Crabe rave intensifies
this… in a laptop screen.
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I remember seeing this concept on an episode in ZDTV early 2000's. Nice to see it in fruition after almost 2 decades.
i don't think people gonna buy a $3000+ TV without investing a couple hundreds for a better pair of speakers. A vibrating panel is also not something to be excited about
vibrating screen… can't wait to see for the replacement screens in the future from all the consumers who bought this tv…
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everything vibrates to make sound
No thank you !
5:55 damn you guys! I was eating!!!
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My Lg C8 OLED with Sony Z9f soundbar with wireless rear speakers crushes👊 this Tv.
I have an odd feeling that women will like this tv
That is pretty cool
But Linus. Everything vibrates to make sound
The real question is, does it burn in like the LG panels? I was told that Sony uses their own chipset to drive the panels, and has not had the same problem as LG with burning in. Is that true?
so, basically, it does have speakers, but they're not your conventional speakers
I like the concept since as you mentioned, the ideal place for a center speaker to be is unfortunately also the ideal place for the screen to be.
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