At CES 2017, Sony has released the 4K HDR image processor X1 Extreme that can handle 4K HDR content thanks to 3 independent technologies including: Object-based HDR remaster, 14-bit intelligent color range management (Super Bit Mapping 4K HDR) and dual content data processing algorithm (Dual database processing). The 4K HDR image processing chip X1 Extreme is integrated into Sony OLED TVs to bring a different experience of true beauty in every image.
Power and high performance bring out the perfect beauty of images
Power and high performance bring out the perfect beauty of images
The 4K HDR Processor X1 ™ Extreme image processor developed by Sony provides 40% more real-time image processing than the older generation 4K Processor X1 ™. In addition, the 4K HDR Picture Processor X1 Extreme can upscale images from lower resolution sources (Full HD, HD) to 4K HDR equivalent quality.
Object-based HDR remaster delivers true color and contrast
Object-based HDR remaster delivers true color and contrast
The Object-based HDR Remaster feature allows the colors in individual objects on the screen to be analyzed and the contrast adjusted accordingly, unlike most TVs that only adjust the contrast according to a curve. contrast from black to white. Because subjects are upscaled separately, this TV is able to reproduce images with greater depth, more detailed textures, and more fidelity.
Minimizes noise reduction for sharpness in images
Minimizes noise reduction for sharpness in images
The integrated 4K HDR image processing chip X1 Extreme is used to make images clearer, reduce noise and increase onscreen detail. The rest of the database is used to upgrade the resolution and improve clarity. These two powerful image enhancement databases work together to dynamically improve each pixel in real time. Each database has tens of thousands of reference points that deliver sharp and noise-free images.
The color level is 64 times higher than conventional monitors
The color level is 64 times higher than conventional monitors
4K HDR image-processing chip X1 Extreme enables 14-bit signal-processing capabilities that break unified bands of color, allowing smoother gradation between shades - rendering of gradation images 14-bit equivalent, even from an 8-bit source, shows 64 times more color levels than conventional monitors.
See more Sony OLED TV products with integrated 4K HDR Picture Processor X1 Extreme here.