Will the 950 get an HDMI 2.1 update like the 900? null

Hi Taz, Thank you for your inquiry! There is much confusion about the HDMI versions and concerns about compatibility. For this reason, we do not promote the HDMI versions incorporated on many of our products. Instead, we advertise the features of a product that are associated with a particular HDMI version. The only HDMI 2.1 feature supported by this model is eARC. For expanded features like 4K 120hz, VRR and ALLM, we apologize but there's no plan to have these added via future software update. You may also check our article https://www.sony.com/electronics/support/articles/00246472 for more information. I hope this helps! -Carl

From what I've heard no. The processor could handle it. Maybe hardware is different? The 900H didn't have it active when first released. Has been problematic on many sets that have it. I'm not a gamer so I didn't care about this feature.

“Will the 950 get an HDMI 2.1 update like the 900?”

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Hi Taz, Thank you for your inquiry! There is much confusion about the HDMI versions and concerns about compatibility. For this reason, we do not promote the HDMI versions incorporated on many of our products. Instead, we advertise the features of a product that are associated with a particular HDMI version. The only HDMI 2.1 feature supported by this model is eARC. For expanded features like 4K 120hz, VRR and ALLM, we apologize but there's no plan to have these added via future software update. You may also check our article https://www.sony.com/electronics/support/articles/00246472 for more information. I hope this helps! -Carl
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From what I've heard no. The processor could handle it. Maybe hardware is different? The 900H didn't have it active when first released. Has been problematic on many sets that have it. I'm not a gamer so I didn't care about this feature.
Answered by PTNH 4 years ago
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