Sony’s Latest Media Player Supports New Immersive Audio Format

Sony has released its newest media player with support for a new immersive audio format. The device delivers a more lifelike sound experience by placing the listener at the center of the audio environment. This upgrade marks a significant step forward in home entertainment technology.

(Sony’s Latest Media Player Supports New Immersive Audio Format)

The new format uses advanced spatial audio processing to create a three-dimensional soundscape. Sounds can now come from above, below, and all around the listener. This makes movies, music, and games feel more real and engaging. Sony’s engineers designed the player to work seamlessly with existing home theater setups.

Users will not need to replace their current speakers to enjoy the new format. The player automatically adapts the audio output based on the speaker configuration in the room. It also includes automatic calibration tools to fine-tune sound quality. Setup is simple and takes only a few minutes.

The media player supports all major streaming services and physical disc formats. It also features built-in Wi-Fi and Bluetooth for wireless playback from smartphones and tablets. Voice control compatibility allows hands-free operation through popular smart assistants.

Sony says this release responds to growing demand for richer audio experiences at home. More content creators are adopting immersive audio in their productions. The company expects wider industry adoption in the coming months. Early reviews from tech testers praise the clarity and depth of the sound.

(Sony’s Latest Media Player Supports New Immersive Audio Format)

The player will be available next month in electronics stores and online. Pricing starts at $399. It comes in black and silver finishes. Sony offers a one-year warranty and customer support through its website and service centers.