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As TV tech marches on, 2024’s sets are visually more impressive than ever

View offers: whf.cm/BestTelevisions2024 ■ Sony Bravia 8 £2099 The Bravia 8’s predecessor, Sony’s A80L, was a What Hi-Fi? Product of the Year winner last time around, and remains a stellar OLED TV. This means that the very fact Sony has managed to improve on it at all is impressive, especially as the upgrades target the key areas cinephiles care about. Its WOLED panel is quoted as being 10 per cent brighter, making the Bravia 8 the latest of many OLED TVs at this price to market higher maximum brightness as a key reason to upgrade. As with all the new TV chips we’ve seen this year, the set’s Bravia XR chip promises to leverage AI to improve the set’s picture processing and let it deliver an even more authentic, natural-looking…

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