Sony's been busy with announcements so far at CES 2018 in Las Vegas, debuting new headphones and speakers, an Android Auto audio system, and some new phones (trademark bezels still intact). There are surely many more new Sony things being launched at the show, but not all of them are relevant to us here. New Android TV sets with the Google Assistant built in? Yep, that's relevant enough.[EMBED_YT]https://youtu.be/GajehPK4xPc[/EMBED_YT]Two new premium models have been unveiled by Sony, with display technology being the major difference between them. The A8F Series features a Bravia OLED panel (65" or 55") with Acoustic Surface tech, which means "the entire screen resonates with sound." Its X1 Extreme processor also offers 4K HDR picture quality and Dolby Vision is on board too. Those features together with the great blacks, colors, and viewing angles of the OLED display should make for one hell of a TV, complemented by its clean, minimal design.Just in case that wasn't enough, Sony also wants to show off the new X900F Series, which goes all the way up to a massive 85" in size, with other options at 75", 65", 55", and 49". These are LED panels, but they also have the X1 Extreme processor to handle 4K HDR content. X-Motion Clarity reduces the blur that can blight large TVs during fast-paced action, and X-tended Dynamic Range PRO enhances even non-HDR content with clever backlighting. The X900F range also includes Dolby Vision and has been designed to complement Sony's new Dolby Atmos soundbar, the HT-X9000F, to give you the ultimate cinematic viewing experience at home.All of Sony's recent 4K HDR TVs were updated to support the Google Assistant a couple of months ago, and these new entries come with it out of the box. All you have to do is push the microphone button on the remote and you can command the Assistant to search for video content, play music, control other smart home devices, and much more. You can also control these Sony TVs with your Google Home or Amazon Alexa device. Pricing and availability are yet to be announced, but you can bet they'll cost a pretty penny (or several). Amazon and Best Buy will be among the stockists when the new models are released.

UPDATE: 2018/02/08 11:48am PST BY

Sony has announced the official U.S. MSRPs for these TVs. Here's the breakdown:

Sony XBR-X900F 4K HDR Ultra HD TV Series Line Models

  • Sony XBR-55X900F 55” class (54.6” diag) 4K HDR Ultra HD TV, $1,499.99 msrp
  • Sony XBR-65X900F 65” class (64.5” diag) 4K HDR Ultra HD TV, $2,299.99 msrp
  • Sony XBR-75X900F 75” class (74.5” diag) 4K HDR Ultra HD TV, $3,999.99 msrp

Sony X850F 4K HDR Ultra HD TV Series Line Models and Prices

  • Sony XBR-65X850F 65” class (64.5” diag) 4K HDR Ultra HD TV, $1,999.99 msrp
  • Sony XBR-75X850F 75” class (74.5” diag) 4K HDR Ultra HD TV, $3,299.99 msrp

Source: Sony

UPDATE: 2018/03/26 8:53am PDT BY

Sony has released pricing information on some more models. Here's the previous list with the updated information, with new models in bold:

Sony XBR-A8F 4K HDR Ultra HD TV Series Line Models

  • Sony XBR-55XA8F 55” class (54.6” diag) 4K HDR TV, $2,799.99 msrp
  • Sony XBR-65XA8F 65” class (64.5” diag) 4K HDR TV, $3,799.99 msrp

Sony XBR-X900F 4K HDR Ultra HD TV Series Line Models

  • Sony XBR-49X900F 49” class (49.6” diag) 4K HDR TV, $1,099.99 msrp
  • Sony XBR-55X900F 55” class (54.6” diag) 4K HDR TV, $1,499.99 msrp (previously announced)
  • Sony XBR-65X900F 65” class (64.5” diag) 4K HDR TV, $2,199.99 msrp (previously announced)
  • Sony XBR-75X900F 75” class (74.5” diag) 4K HDR TV, $3,799.99 msrp (previously announced)
  • Sony XBR-85X900F 85” class (84.5” diag) 4K HDR TV, $5,299.99 msrp

Sony X850F 4K HDR Ultra HD TV Series Line Models and Prices

  • Sony XBR-65X850F 65” class (64.5” diag) 4K HDR TV, $1,799.99 msrp (previously announced)
  • Sony XBR-75X850F 75” class (74.5” diag) 4K HDR TV, $2,999.99 msrp (previously announced)
  • Sony XBR-85X850F 85” class (84.5” diag) 4K HDR TV, $4,499.99 msrp

Source: Sony

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