Sony is set to unveil its range of Google TVs next week, although it looks like some details have been leaked ahead of the official launch, according to the guys over at Sony Insider.
There will be a total of four different Sony Google TVs at launch, a 24 inch model, the NSX-G24GT1, a 32 inch model, the NSX-GT32GT1, a 40 inch model, the NSX-GT40GT1 and a 46 inch model, the NSX-46GT1.
Google TV Set Top Box
Sony will also be launching a Google TV set top box which will allow you to enable Google TV on your existing HDTV, the NSZ-GT1. This set top box is designed to bring the full Google TV experience to any television, making it a versatile option for those who do not wish to purchase a new TV set. The NSZ-GT1 will come with features such as a built-in Blu-ray player, Wi-Fi connectivity, and a QWERTY keyboard remote, making it a comprehensive entertainment solution.
Pricing and Availability
As far as pricing goes, there are no details as yet on the 24 inch model, but the 32 inch model will retail for $1,299.99, the 40 inch model for $1,499.99 and the 46 inch model for $1,899.99. These prices position Sony’s Google TVs in the premium segment, reflecting the advanced features and integration with Google’s ecosystem. The pricing strategy suggests that Sony is targeting tech-savvy consumers who are looking for a high-end smart TV experience.
The 32 inch model, NSX-GT32GT1, is expected to be popular among users who have limited space but still want a robust smart TV experience. The 40 inch model, NSX-GT40GT1, offers a balance between size and price, making it suitable for medium-sized living rooms. The largest model, the 46 inch NSX-46GT1, is aimed at those who want an immersive viewing experience with the added benefits of Google TV’s smart features.
The leaked information also hints at some of the advanced features these TVs will offer, such as voice search, seamless integration with other Google services like YouTube and Google Photos, and access to a wide range of apps through the Google Play Store. These features are designed to enhance the user experience, making it easier to find and enjoy content.
via Slashgear
Updated 23th October 2010
Sony has now officially announced their range of Google TV HDTVs full details below.
Sony Google TV HDTV Gets Official
In addition to the hardware, Sony’s Google TVs will come with a suite of pre-installed apps that are optimized for the big screen. These include popular streaming services like Netflix, Hulu, and Amazon Prime Video, as well as social media apps like Twitter and Facebook. The integration with Google Assistant will allow users to control their TV using voice commands, adding a layer of convenience and accessibility.
Moreover, Sony’s collaboration with Google aims to provide regular software updates, ensuring that the TVs remain up-to-date with the latest features and security patches. This commitment to ongoing support is a significant advantage for consumers, as it extends the lifespan and functionality of their investment.
Overall, Sony’s new range of Google TVs represents a significant step forward in the smart TV market. By combining Sony’s expertise in display technology with Google’s powerful software ecosystem, these TVs are poised to offer a compelling blend of performance, functionality, and convenience. Whether you’re a movie buff, a gamer, or someone who simply enjoys browsing the web on a large screen, Sony’s Google TVs are designed to meet a wide range of entertainment needs.
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