Sony Electronics announced a new television model today. This TV features much better voice control. The company says the voice recognition technology improved significantly. Users can now control their TV easier using just their voice. This works even when there is background noise. Sony designed this for convenience. People want simpler ways to interact with their entertainment systems. The new Sony Bravia XR series includes this voice upgrade. Owners can change channels, adjust volume, and launch apps without touching a remote. Searching for shows or movies becomes faster. The voice assistant understands natural commands better. Asking “What’s on tonight?” brings up the TV guide. Saying “Play the latest episode” starts the show immediately. Sony integrated existing voice assistants too. The TV works with Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant. This gives users flexibility. They can choose their preferred voice service. Sony focused on making the interface intuitive. The goal was reducing frustration. Older voice systems often misunderstood requests. The new system processes speech more accurately. It uses advanced microphones and software. The microphones pick up voice commands clearly. The software interprets them correctly more often. This improvement matters for accessibility. People with mobility challenges benefit greatly. Controlling the TV by voice offers independence. Sony expects this feature to be popular. Many consumers seek hands-free operation. The new Bravia XR TVs are available starting next month. Pricing details were released today. The TVs come in several screen sizes.

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