UF on Sony's Flagship 4k TV and its review reporte
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Posted On: 10/07/2015 7:43:06 PM
UF on Sony's Flagship 4k TV and its review reported on today (off earlier link I posted)
Reviewed.com / Lee Neikirk
When you pull up Android TV, you’ll get a fullscreen view of recommendations, streaming services, and various featured apps, all in the Android OS style.
But first and foremost, buyers will want to watch 4K content on this 4K TV, and the Android platform gives you access to a few built-in apps to do just that: Netflix, YouTube, and UltraFlix, each of which provide and stream 4K content (though options are limited and only YouTube is free). You can also play downloaded 4K content from the TV’s USB 3.0 port, and 4K Blu-rays once they eventually roll into market.
Reviewed.com / Lee Neikirk
When you pull up Android TV, you’ll get a fullscreen view of recommendations, streaming services, and various featured apps, all in the Android OS style.
But first and foremost, buyers will want to watch 4K content on this 4K TV, and the Android platform gives you access to a few built-in apps to do just that: Netflix, YouTube, and UltraFlix, each of which provide and stream 4K content (though options are limited and only YouTube is free). You can also play downloaded 4K content from the TV’s USB 3.0 port, and 4K Blu-rays once they eventually roll into market.
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