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Seeking the sharpest and most vibrant image display on your TV, even with less-than-ideal sources? Sony's 4K X-Reality Pro technology boasts impressive image enhancement capabilities that will leave you satisfied.
1. Elevate Image Quality with Sony's 4K X-Reality Pro on Your Sony TV
Desire your TV to exhibit crisp and vibrant images, regardless of source quality? Sony's 4K X-Reality Pro technology can remarkably enhance images...
What is 4K X-Reality Pro Technology?
Previously, Sony equipped many of its TV models with X-Reality Pro image technology, ensuring sharp, smooth images, good contrast, and minimizing blurriness.
4K X-Reality Pro is the advanced and upgraded version of X-Reality Pro, utilizing a multi-core 4K processor integrated with X1 to enhance image sharpness and upgrade display quality to near 4K standards.
The Technology Behind 4K X-Reality Pro
What Are the Functions of 4K X-Reality Pro?
Steps for Image Enhancement with 4K X-Reality Pro:
+ New Image Libraries: TV input signals often vary in resolution. Therefore, Sony has equipped 2 separate standard image libraries for Full HD and 4K signals.
Example: If the input signal meets the 4K standard, the TV will accurately reproduce the sharpness and smoothness of the image. Meanwhile, if the input signal has Full HD resolution, the TV will upgrade it to near 4K standards by increasing resolution, enhancing sharpness, and minimizing image noise.
+ Analogous Replication Technique: This new technique enhances image resolution, ensuring sharp frame edges without blurring, unlike the old method.
Sharper Frame Edges
+ Array Segmentation Technique: Upon receiving input signals, the TV segments each color array and detail array, then applies a separate algorithm to each array. This results in sharp and vibrant images, closest to natural.
Individual Color Arrays Processed Separately
+ Digital Noise Reduction Technique: Minimizing image noise maximally, every frame on the TV is smooth, sleek, and highly detailed, allowing you to clearly see what's being displayed. For instance, colors appear more vibrant, text looks clearer.
The Difference Before and After Noise Reduction
