Saturday, January 31, 2009

Sony BRAVIA KDL-52XBR9 LCD HDTV Fat with Features, Even at One-Inch Thin By Chris Chiarella

At a grand product unveiling of nifty netbooks and wicked webcams at their sprawling CES booth in the main hall of the Las Vegas Conventions Center, Sony impressed us home theater types most memorably with the lowdown on their new line up of high-end displays, dubbed the XBR9 series.

Powered by the Sony BRAVIA Engine 3, the 52-inch 1920x1080p BRAVIA KDL-52XBR9 LCD HDTV dazzles with Live Color Creation featuring WCG-CCFL, and Sony's unique Motionflow 240Hz motion compensation technology to reduce blur. It's also feature-packed, Ethernet network-capable with integrated BRAVIA Internet video, the latest BRAVIA Widgets (shortcuts for advanced web applications) enabled, DLNA support and USB connectivity for quick access to photos, music, and digital videos. BRAVIA Sync also provides seamless interoperability of connected devices over HDMI-CEC. Remarkably, Sony has managed to fit all this into a flat-screen form factor only one-inch thick.

source : Bigpicturebigsound.com

1 comment:

  1. Wow!This is an amazing info by Sony Bravia.The Bravia X-Series comes with 52- inch screen size,1920x1080p BRAVIA KDL-52XBR9LCD HDTV dazzles with Live Color Creation featuring WCG-CCFL which boasts 240 Hz refresh rates, resulting in smoother fast-motion image quality.We can surf with internet as well as watching movies,sports and getting entertaining with the X-series of Bravia.Thanks.....

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