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Sony's latest series of 4K TVs, model XBR-X850A, delivers all those extra pixels for $500 cheaper than its step-up linemate -- and loses the honkin' speakers. Read our First Take.

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Sony's latest series of 4K TVs, model XBR-X850A, delivers all those extra pixels for $500 cheaper than its step-up linemate -- and loses the honkin' speakers. Read our First Take.

Updated:September 4, 2013Caption:David KatzmaierPhoto:Sarah Tew/CNET

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