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from music-playing lightbulbs to 10cm home cinema projectors: sony reveals the latest technologies for our living rooms - portable projector screen
Our home will be filled with powerful projectors, interactive lights and minimalist speakers.
It's Sony's vision for the future of living space at CES today, and it's part of its Space UX concept.
Sony chief operating officer Michael Fasulo said in Las Vegas that he wants to change the way people interact with physical space.
He highlighted a 10 cm-cubic Portable Ultra-short projection projector with internal speakers.
The portable projector, despite its compact size, can still take 80 inch images, can be installed anywhere, and can be taken to any room, he said.
Another product already on the market in Japan is LED bulb speakers.
By screwing it into the bulb socket, you can listen to music wirelessly anywhere in your home.
Sony has also introduced a similar concept-glass speakers.
This fills every corner of the room with a clear sound
Molded plexiglass that surrounds the LED light source.
"Turn on the lamp for the bedside table in your room and you will not only light in the room," Fasulo said . ".
"You have filled your space with clear sounds created with the vibration of the plexiglass.
This is a place where you have to hear it to believe it.
Later this year, LED bulb speakers, glass speakers and portable ultra-short projection projectors will be launched in the United States.
The price has not been announced.
In addition to making the most of our living space, Sony seems to be playing a leading role in the fast-growing market
The ever-changing high-dynamic range TV market.
Along with most other TV makers on CES, Sony has introduced a range of 4 k HDR TVs, which greatly improves image quality.
Range includes 75-inch XBR-
X940D series and XBR-
X930 series, 65-inch and 55-inch options.
The entire product line has a thin bezel, Android interface, and Sony's Triluminos display. The XBR-
The X930 also includes something called a "ultra-thin backlight driver.
This is the new grid.
The array backlight system, which claims to increase and dim the backlight to produce brighter peak highlights and darker black, has a brightness range of three times that of conventional TVs.
Sony has also launched a new TV app called Ultra that allows users to buy and stream HDR content from about 50 titles on Sony Pictures.
Meanwhile, Sony's h. s. has added three new products. ear series. 'H.
Ear go' is a portable wireless speaker that can be easily accessed from place to place.
Except for its Hi-
Sony is increasing its lineup of extra bass (XB)
The products claimed by the company will "actually ship you to a club or music festival ".
As part of this series, Sony has released multi-drug resistance
Xbymbt at CES today
This is a wireless headset with Bluetooth, which can transmit "deep sound" at any volume ".
AX53 4 k handheld camera with new 20x optical zoom ZEISS lens.
It also has a high
Sensitivity image sensor with pixel size around 1.
6 times larger than the current 4 k Handycam model.
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