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Check out a new 4K HDR professional monitor, New CrewCom IP-Rated Radio Transceivers, and Merging Technologies.

Sony is heading to NAB 2023 with a new monitor while Pliant Technologies is showcasing its latest CrewCom IP-Rated Radio Transceivers. Here’s what’s in store at their booths this week.

Sony Electronics Debuts Flagship 4K HDR Monitor, BVM-HX3110

Sony Electronics is launching a premium 30.5-inch 4K HDR professional monitor for critical evaluation, color grading, live production, and post-production. A prototype will make its debut at Sony’s booth, C8101, at NAB Show 2023.

The BVM-HX3110 features a Sony-designed dual layer anti-reflection LCD panel with Sony proprietary signal processing, supporting a higher peak luminance of up to 4000cd/m² while maintaining no-compromise deep blacks.

Along with characteristics such as accurate color reproduction, picture consistency and precision imaging, which are hallmarks of Sony’s BVM-series of monitors, the BVM-HX3110 offers brighter specular highlights and introduces a new optional fast pixel response mode for reduced motion blur. It also provides a wider viewing angle, as well as standard IP interface for SMPTE ST2110 signals, to complement Sony’s Networked Live ecosystem. The well-established BVM-HX310 remains available as a companion model to the BVM-HX3110, offering consistency in color reproduction, gamma curve and operation.

The monitor’s new standard toolset incorporates Waveform Monitor/Vector Scope (WF/VS), false color, FOCUS assist, closed captioning, 3D LUT processing, and quad and side-by-side viewing modes, among other valuable features. In addition to fast pixel response, supplemental benefits include support for JPEG-XS as well as Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) through optional licenses. Additional optional licenses enable tools such as HDR/SDR conversion and a user 3D LUT signal-output.

Pliant Technologies Features New CrewCom IP-Rated Radio Transceivers

Pliant Technologies will debut its new CrewCom IP-Rated Radio Transceivers (RTs) at the Central Hall, Booth C7521. The new RTs are the latest addition to the flagship CrewCom wireless intercom line. They are available in both 900MHz and 2.4GHz versions and are ideal for broadcasters and any live event where outdoor placement of transceivers for wireless coverage is required.

Available in four models; 900MHz for North America, 900MHz for Oceania, 2.4GHz for CE countries and 2.4GHz for all other areas, the new line of highly weather resistant IP-rated RTs provides wireless intercom coverage where needed, without any concern regarding weather related issues.

The newly designed RTs feature a sleek, yet durable ABS plastic housing along with silicone-molded connector covers to ensure moisture ingress protection for unused connections. In addition, an updated power connector (for use with the optional PPS-48V-02 Power Supply) has also been added to allow for a push/pull quick-release connection and disconnection.

The IP-rated RT supports seamless roaming and can be software selected for either six Normal mode users or 32 High Density users and is 100% compatible with all CrewCom systems and existing transceivers.

Merging Technologies returns to NAB

Merging Technologies will be exhibiting at stand C4517 with its catalogue of product developments, including two plug-ins for the Music Mission (Deesser and BlackHole reverb from Eventide), 336 bands of EQ and the integration of Sonarworks SoundID Reference into the MERGING Anubis, for seamless headphone and speaker calibration. The Merging team will be demoing this integration on the stand, which now also includes support for multichannel corrections.

Furthermore, 2023 also brings with it the Dolby certification of Merging Technologies’ VAD premium AES67 driver. A low-cost solution for using a Mac as a dedicated Dolby Atmos Renderer workstation in an AES67 environment (Dante devices @48kHz, Merging Devices up to 96kHz), the driver is Dolby certified for both home entertainment and theatrical applications, tapping into a fresh market of potential end-users for Merging Technologies.

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Sony BVM-HX3110 is a new 30.5 4K HDR professional monitor

Sony Electronics is launching a premium 30.5-inch 4K HDR professional monitor for critical evaluation, color grading, live production, and post-production. The BVM-HX3110 features a Sony-designed dual-layer anti-reflection LCD panel with Sony proprietary signal processing, supporting a higher peak luminance1 of up to 4000cd/m² while maintaining no-compromise deep blacks.

Along with characteristics such as accurate color reproduction, picture consistency and precision imaging, which are hallmarks of Sony’s BVM-series of monitors, the BVM-HX3110 offers brighter specular highlights and introduces a new optional fast pixel response mode for reduced motion blur. It also provides a wider viewing angle, as well as standard IP interface for SMPTE ST2110 signals, to complement Sony’s Networked Live ecosystem. The well-established BVM-HX310 remains available as a companion model to the BVM-HX3110, offering consistency in color reproduction, gamma curve and operation.

The monitor’s new standard toolset incorporates Waveform Monitor/Vector Scope (WF/VS), false color, FOCUS assist, closed captioning, 3D LUT processing, and quad and side-by-side viewing modes, among other valuable features. In addition to fast pixel response, supplemental benefits include support for JPEG-XS as well as Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) through optional licenses. Additional optional licenses enable tools such as HDR/SDR conversion and a user 3D LUT signal-output.

The BVM-HX3110 utilizes the same color gamut and works seamlessly alongside several of Sony’s monitors such as the complementary and well-established BVM-HX310, as well as the PVM-X and LMD-A series monitors. This also includes the just-announced LMD-A180, an 18.4 inch HD HDR high grade picture monitor with a wide color gamut. Ideal for on-set monitoring, the LMD-A180 can also be rack mounted for general monitoring purposes. It replaces the LMD-A170 monitor.

A prototype of the BVM-HX3110 will be in Sony’s booth, #C8101, at NAB Show 2023 from April 16-19 at the Las Vegas Convention Center. It is expected to be available in November 2023. The LMD-A180 is planned to come to market in the fall of 2023.

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Finally, Sony unveiled the USA pricing and availability of this year’s Sony X90L series. 4K TVs with FALD: Sony XR-98X90L; USA 10,000; available from July Sony XR-85X90L; USA 3,300; available from June Sony XR-75X90L; USA 2,200; available from June Sony XR-65X90L; USA 1,600; available from June Sony XR-55X90L; USA 1,300; available from June Some of the most noteworthy Sony X90L series features for 2023 include.

Sony has also announced the pricing and availability of its 2023 4K Mini LED TVs including the Sony X95L and the Sony X93L series: Sony XR-85X95L; USA 5,800; available in May Sony XR-85X93L; USA 5,000; available as of today Sony XR-75X93L; USA 3,300; available as of today Sony XR-65X930L; USA 2,400; available as of today Some of the most noteworthy Sony X95L Mini LED Bravia XR features for 2023 include: Cognitive.

Sony has formally announced the pricing of its 2023 TVs in the USA. Here’s the pricing of all models from the Sony A80L series of OLED Bravia TVs which will go on sale on May 15th with the 83-inch model going on sale in June. Sony XR-83A80L; USD 5,500 Sony XR-77A80L; USD 3,600 Sony XR-65A80L; USD 2,600 Sony XR-55A80L; USD 1,900 Some of the most noteworthy Sony A80L specifications and features for 2023 include.

The 2023 Sony X77L for the USA market has been unveiled. It corresponds to the Sony X75WL series in Europe. It comprises five 4K HDR LED TV models with a 50/60Hz refresh rate: Sony KD-75X77L Sony KD-65X77L Sony KD-55X77L Sony KD-50X77L Sony KD-43X77L Some of the most noteworthy Sony X77L series features for 2023 include: 4K HDR Processor X1 reproduces more depth, textures and natural colors and includes 4K X-Reality.

Sony has also unveiled the pricing in Europe of its 2023 X75WL TVs. The list of the models from the series is below with the corresponding and specifications. We have already published dedicated news about the Sony X75WL with the series’ most noteworthy features. Sony X75WL for Europe Sony KD-75X75WL. specifications; EUR 1599 / GBP 1499 Sony KD-65X75WL. specifications; EUR 1399 / GBP 1199 Sony KD-55X75WL.

Sony continues unveiling the pricing in Europe of its 2023 TVs. This time it is for the X85L and X80L/X81L/X82L series. Below you can find two lists of models. one for each of the two series with the model’s corresponding and specifications. We have already published dedicated news about the Sony X85L and the Sony X80L/X81L/X82L. Sony X85L pricing for Europe Sony KD-85X85L. specifications; EUR 2299 / GBP.

Sony has also unveiled the pricing in Europe of its 2023 A80L / A83L / A84L OLED Bravia XR TVs. The list of the models from the series is below with the corresponding and specifications. We have already published dedicated news about the Sony A80L / A83L / A84L with the series most noteworthy features. Sony A80L / A83L / A84L OLED Bravia XR TVs for Europe Sony XR-83A80L. specifications; EUR 5999 / GBP 5499.

Sony has unveiled the pricing in Europe of its 2023 X95L Mini LED Bravia XR TVs and X90L/X91BL Bravia XR TVs with FALD. Below you can find two lists of models. one for each of the two series with the model’s corresponding and specifications. We have already published dedicated news about the Sony X95L and the Sony X90L/X91BL. Sony X95L Mini LED Bravia XR TVs pricing for Europe Sony XR-85X95L.

Currently, the 2023 Sony X75WL is announced for Europe. There’s a X77L series for North America but there’s not much information about it. We will update according once more specific details are available for the two series. The X75WL series comprises five 4K HDR LED TV models with a 50/60Hz refresh rate: Sony KD-75X75WL. specifications and features Sony KD-65X75WL. specifications and features Sony KD-55X75WL.

Currently, the 2023 Sony X80L is listed for Europe and Asia. There’s no listing for X80L on Sony’s USA or Sony’s Canada websites. If later on, the brand launches the series for North America, we will add the model’s corresponding listings with specifications. Upon the announcement for North America, it was clear that the NA market will inherit the 2022 X80K series. The X80L series will also have variants dubbed.

The 2023 Sony X85L is offered in Europe and Asia. There’s no listing for X85L on Sony’s USA or Sony‘s Canada websites. If later on, the brand launches the series for North America, we will add the model’s corresponding listings with specifications. Upon the announcement for North America, it was clear that the NA market will inherit the 2022 X85K series. The X85L series comprises 4K LCD TVs with a Direct LED.

The 2023 Sony X90L series of Bravia XR TVs with FALD comprises four models for North America and four models for Europe. The European models are designated with an EU suffix after the model name. For the first time in this series class, Sony includes a 98 model: Sony X90L for North America Sony XR-98X90L. specifications and features Sony XR-85X90L. specifications and features Sony XR-75X90L. specifications and.

The 2023 Sony X93L Mini LED Bravia XR TVs comprises three models for North America. [UPDATE] No X93L for Europe: Sony X93L for North America Sony XR-85X93L. specifications and features Sony XR-75X93L. specifications and features Sony XR-65X93L. specifications and features If we have to compare the X95L and X93L series, the only difference between the two is that the X95L has Acoustic Multi-Audio, while the X93L.

The 2023 Sony X95L Mini LED Bravia XR TVs comprises a single 85 model for North America and three models for Europe. The North American model is designated with an NA suffix after the model name: Sony X95L for North America Sony XR-85X95L NA. specifications and features Sony X95L for Europe Sony XR-85X95L. specifications and features Sony XR-75X95L. specifications and features Sony XR-65X95L. specifications.

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Sony finally announces a 4K monitor you might actually want

• Scharon Harding
• 06/28/2022 11:16 pm
• Categories: Gaming, Tech

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Known for everything from TVs to cameras and smartphones, Sony is getting into gaming peripherals, it announced Tuesday. Sony’s new InZone brand will include a pair of monitors, plus wireless and wired headsets aimed at PC and, naturally, Playstation gamers.

Sony’s first consumer monitors in ages

Sony isn’t likely a name you think of when going PC monitor shopping. It hasn’t made consumer monitors since the early 2000s, though it has continued to sell expensive, chunky professional monitors for broadcast and production. That changes with the flagship Sony inZone M9 and its sibling, the InZone M3.

The M9, never to be confused with the Samsung M8 4K Smart monitor announced in March, is a 27-inch 4K HDR monitor with a 144 Hz refresh rate. Its most interesting feature, however, is its LED backlight with full-array local dimming (FALD), which—along with VESA DisplayHDR 600 certification and 95 percent claimed DCI-P3 coverage—is particularly appealing for HDR users.

In its video announcement, Sony said it decided to use a FALD backlight to make the IPS panel’s contrast more comparable to a VA monitor without sacrificing the lower response times IPS can achieve. The M9 claims a 1ms gray-to-gray (GtG) response time.

Sony told Ars Technica that the monitor has 96 dimming zones. Considering you can find monitors with more than 1,000 FALD zones, there are obviously more advanced local dimming monitors available than the InZone M9.

Sony claimed the display has an 80,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio. It didn’t share static contrast ratio numbers, so we’d love to see dynamic contrast in action to see if it’s effective.

For console gamers, Sony’s M9 supports Auto HDR Tone Mapping which, in a press release, Sony said works with the Playstation 5 to automatically recognize the monitor during initial setup and [optimize] HDR settings.

Additionally, the monitor will automatically switch to Cinema Mode when watching movies on Playstation 5 and Game Mode when playing games, Sony’s announcement said.

Samsung recently started selling a 4K, 240 Hz monitor, but the M9’s speed specs should be sufficient for most gamers. There’s also G-Sync Compatibility to fight screen tears when your GPU’s frame rate doesn’t match the monitor’s refresh rate and variable refresh rate for the PS5 via HDMI 2.1.

The M9 was announced alongside the M3. It’s a 27-inch 1920×1080 display with a 240 Hz refresh rate for those who prioritize speed over sharp image quality but don’t need the fastest refresh rate natively found in gaming monitors today, 360 Hz.

The M3 has lesser VESA DisplayHDR certification that promises a minimum brightness of 400 nits with HDR and a smaller color claim of 99 percent sRGB.

Although both screens are for gamers, they can also be home office hacks. Since they’re KVM monitors, you can use them to control two PCs with the same keyboard, mouse, and headset, Sony said.

Sony said the M9 would be available this summer for 900, and the M3 will be 530 within 2022.

A trio of headsets

Sony’s newfound gaming efforts also include a trio of headsets that are already available in the US. They’re the Sony InZone H9, H7, and H3 and, of course, shouldn’t be confused with Asus’ TUF Gaming series of gaming headsets, like the H1 Wireless or the H3.

The wireless Sony InZone H9 gaming headset (40mm neodymium drivers, 5-20,000 Hz frequency range) has a 32-hour battery life claim, while the InZone H7 (40mm neodymium drivers, 5-20,000 Hz frequency range) claims 40 hours before needing a charge.

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The more affordable Sony InZone H3 (40mm neodymium drivers, 10-20,000 Hz frequency range), meanwhile, is wired.

All three headsets support 360-degree spatial sound, which you customize by using an app to take a photo of your ear. Note that you’ll need a PC with a USB-A port and Windows 10 or later to use the feature.

For PS5 gamers, the feeling of spatial audio will have to be attempted through the console’s Tempest 3D AudioTech.

Sony is selling the InZone H9 for 300, the H7 for 230, and the H3 for 100.

Ars Technica may earn compensation for sales from links on this post through affiliate programs.

This article was updated to include the confirmed number of dimming zones in the M9.

Sony PVM-2541 OLED Monitor Rentals

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The Sony PVM-2541A 25 Professional OLED Picture Monitor is used for critical image assessment and is at home in both a production and post production environment. The PVM-2541A displays NTSC, PAL and HD video supporting interlaced, progressive and PsF formats. It supports resolutions up to 1920 x 1080 and frame rates from 23.98 to 60P, displaying your images with 10-bit color depth. The PVM-2541A features composite, SD/HD-SDI and HDMI inputs with composite and SD/HD-SDI outputs built into a lightweight, yet sturdy metal frame. Off axis viewing color shift has been reduced over previous Sony OLED PVM monitors, making this an excellent choice for either a single viewer, or when an entire group is going to be watching.

The monitor features built-in waveform and vector scope displays for checking that the video signal is within spec. The built-in camera FOCUS aid enhances the edge detail for critical FOCUS adjustments, allowing you to judge FOCUS on a large 25 screen. Timecode display, audio level indicators and safe area markers allow you to precisely check your images for framing issues or audio distortion, either while shooting or finishing your project.

A built-in display function features four selectable modes for adjusting how the monitor displays interlaced video. The PVM-2541A also features seven assignable control buttons with LED indicators and a rotary switch, for making selections and adjustments to the monitor. Built-in decoders allow you to display closed captioning on the monitor.

Display

The OLED is an RGB 10-bit display, which features a color gamut that exceeds the EBU and SMPTE-C specifications. The display presents an image with fine detail and smooth transitions from bright to dark, without the banding artifacts that an 8-bit display can introduce. The OLED panels are factory tested, calibrated and adjusted to ensure that all panels are uniform in performance. The wide viewing angle allows for off axis viewing when everyone is crowding around the monitor to see the footage. This allows you to see a consistent image from virtually any position.

I/P Mode Functions

The PVM-2541A provides four user selectable modes for viewing interlaced footage as progressive frames.

Inter-Field This mode interpolates the images between fields to reduce jagged edges from temporal artifacts.

Intra-Field This mode interpolates the images within a field for quick signal processing and is only available for a 1920 x 1080 signal.

Field Merge This mode merges odd and even fields together, and is best used when viewing either still images or Progressive Segmented Frames (PsF). Moving images captured in an interlaced format and displayed in this mode will tend to display jitter due temporal artifacts.

Line Doubler This mode doubles each field and is useful for editing and monitoring fast moving images. There is a processing delay of less than half a frame.

Video Audio

The monitor supports video resolutions from SD (NTSC PAL) up through Full HD at 60p. It supports standard frame rates and is compatible with 1000/1001 frame rates as well. Featuring Composite, SD/HD/3G-SDI and HDMI inputs, with a composite and an SD/HD-SDI output. Audio input is via a stereo mini jack and the monitor features embedded audio decoding and display. The PVM-2541A features a built-in speaker, headphone jack and additional stereo mini jack for audio output.

Production Features

The monitor features a built-in waveform monitor for technical analysis of your video signal. The waveform graticule features level markings, and you can zoom in for a closer inspection. The waveform can also be displayed using the line select feature that allows you to examine individual video lines. The built-in vector scope allows you to precisely evaluate your camera’s color settings and white balance. The vector scope function also features a zoom function. You can select safety area markers for 80, 85, 88, 90 and 93%. Users can select to display either VITC or LTC timecode that is embedded in the SDI signals. The monitor can control the aperture level of the video signal to sharpen edge detail. This can be used to help the camera operator achieve sharp FOCUS. You can choose from white, red, green, blue and yellow to indicate areas of sharpest FOCUS. Audio level meters for eight channels of SDI embedded audio can be displayed on the screen at one time. You can select either channels 1 to 8, or 9 to 16. Closed-caption signals embedded in the SD/HD-SDI signal and conforming to EIA/CEA-608 or EIA/CEA-708 can be decoded and displayed on the monitor.

Physical Interface

The front control panel features a rotary selector switch and seven assignable function buttons. The monitor buttons also feature LED indicators for ease of use in dimly lit areas. The LED indicators can be turned on or off as needed. Select functions of the monitor can be controlled via the Ethernet connection over a network. An optional remote control unit can also interface with the monitor to control power on/off and input select. You can calibrate the monitor using available calibration tools and available downloadable software for a PC.

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