Sony
earlier announced the pricing and release date for their new 55-inch
and 65-inch 4K LED televisions, but you might also want to check out
their new 4K FMP-X1 media player if you are planning to fully experience
one of the newly announced displays.
As you might remember, Sony showed off a prototype of the media
player at CES back in January. Now, at NAB 2013, they have announced
that the device will be available sometime this summer with a price tag
of $699. The device will arrive bundled with 10 films: Bad Teacher,
Battle: Los Angeles, The Bridge on the River Kwai, Salt, 2010′s The
Karate Kid, Taxi Driver, That’s My Boy, The Amazing Spider-Man, The
Other Guys, and 2012′s Total Recall. Those are certainly not too exciting for that price.
As for the company’s 4K video distribution service, Sony says that
FMP-X1 owners will have to wait until fall. When its available customers
will be offered a whole library of 4K movies, with titles from Sony
Pictures and “other notable production houses”, and there will be a fee
of course.
So, are you interested in getting an LED TV along with the FMP-X1? Or
does the staggering price tag of $4,999/$6,999 for the TV and $699 for
the media player turn you off?
Slider
Windows
Apple | Mac
‹
›
Linux
Mobile
Hardware
Tutorial
Android
Tagged with: Computer Productivity
About Unknown
This is a short description in the author block about the author. You edit it by entering text in the "Biographical Info" field in the user admin panel.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
No comments