Sony announces two new televisions, BRAVIA 9 II and BRAVIA 7 II, positioned as its “True RGB” LED models. Across sources, the defining feature is an LED design that uses independently controlled red, green, and blue components, which Sony says helps produce more accurate and consistent color. Sony also links the design to improved viewing performance, including wider viewing angles and consistent color across those angles, using its X-Wide Angle Pro technology. Digital Trends and Business Standard both describe the TVs as delivering consistent colors for a wide viewing angle. CNET adds that Sony’s pitch includes improvements aimed at better overall image handling, including better anti-reflection performance and a focus on large display sizes, though the specific size range is not detailed in the provided summaries. Collectively, coverage frames the launch as a step in Sony’s BRAVIA lineup focused on color accuracy and viewing-angle consistency, with the independently controlled RGB LED approach as the central differentiator.