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Remarkable picture quality and eye-popping colors are hallmarks of this XBR 6-Series LCD HDTV. Sony's BRAVIA engine and advanced contrast enhancer dynamic backlight control combine to offer phenomenal picture quality.
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- 16:9 Full HD 1080p Resolution (1920x1080p) LCD Panel
- DMex compatible; allows seamless feature upgrades
- BRAVIA Sync (Enhanced HDMI-CEC)
- BRAVIA Engine fully digital video processor
- Advanced Contrast Enhancer circuit (ACE)
Technorati Tags: 1080p, 120Hz, 40-Inch, Bravia, HDTV, KDL-40XBR6, LCD, Sony, XBR
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XBR series televisions represent the very best Sony has to offer in high definition viewing.The XBR line of Full HD 1080p televisions incorporates all of Sony's latest technologies (including HDMI v1.3 features such as x.v.Color and Deep Color). Additional features like Motionflow 120Hz enable smoother motion when viewing movies or fast-action sports. BRAVIA Engine PRO with Digital Reality Creation upconverts all interlaced and progressive video signals including HD signals directly to 1080p for amazing detail and sharpness. And it's only fitting that your XBR make a statement not only through breathtaking picture quality, but by taking your breath away with optional color bezels. Now your LCD TV can be as distinct as your own personal style.
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- 10-bit 16:9 Full HD 1080p Panel (1920x1080)
- Motionflow� with FHD 120 Hz high frame rate capability
- BRAVIA Engine� PRO & Live Color Creation� system
- 1080p Inputs: HDMI� (x3), YPbPr (x2), PC
- Advanced Contrast Enhancer (ACE)
Technorati Tags: 1080p, 46-Inch, Bravia, HDTV, KDL-46XBR4, LCD, Sony, XBR-Series
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Over the years XBR has stood for the best consumer TV's Sony has to offer and this year's line up is no exception. The XBR line of Full HD 1080p televisions incorporate all of Sony's latest technologies (including HDMI v1.3 features such as x.v.Color and Deep Color). Additional features like Motionflow 120Hz enable smoother motion when viewing movies or fast-action sports. BRAVIA Engine PRO with Digital Reality Creation upconverts all interlaced and progressive video signals including HD signals directly to 1080p for amazing detail and sharpness. And it's only fitting that your XBR make a statement not only through breathtaking picture quality, but by taking your breath away with optional color bezels. Now your LCD TV can be as distinct as your own personal style.
Details
- 10-bit 16:9 Full HD 1080p Panel (1920x1080)
- Motionflow¿ with FHD 120 Hz high frame rate capability
- BRAVIA Engine¿ PRO & Live Color Creation¿ system
- 1080p Inputs: HDMI¿ (x3), YPbPr (x2), PC
- Advanced Contrast Enhancer (ACE)
Technorati Tags: 1080p, 40-Inch, Bravia, HDTV, KDL-40XBR4, LCD, Sony, XBR-Series
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2 CommentsI really want to get one of these 2 TVs, but I can’t find any reviews on the web (other than user reviews). For example, CNET has not reviewed these.
Anyone know anything about these and does anyone think it’s a bad idea getting a TV that hasn’t been officially reviewed anywhere on the web?
1) Sony Bravia 46" 1080p LCD HDTV** (KDL46V3000). This is a great looking TV from Best Buy in Toronto and its only $2,000. Only problem is that it has 2 HDMI slots and not 3. CNET just a has a product description and says that it has not had a hands on with it.
2) LG 47" 1080p Widescreen LCD HDTV** (47LY3D). This TV is avaiable at Future Shop stores in Toronto (they are like Best Buy) and it is called a "Future Shop Exclusive TV". This is probably the reason I can barely find any information online about it. Being a model that is only at Future Shop, I am concerned about whether its maybe a dud model or something. Looks incredible though and its only $2,000.
Thanks for any information.
I watched ther super bowl on this exact Sony at a friends house-it’s a great set. I have the 40" 720P version, and I’m very happy with it.
I suspect the Sony is a higher quality set than the LG.
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1 CommentHi , I have a Sony Bravia XBR 40" HDTV. I have been trying to get the closed caption on in the tv but doesnt seem to work. I have the TV set for 4 modes. Video1-PS3, 2-Blank , 3-DVD , video4-TV. When i go into Menu-Settings-and in captions , I have options cc1,cc2,..cc4, text1..txt4. However, nothing seem so to bring the CC on for programs. Can anyone help pls?
The only CCs that the TV do come from broadcast programs (antenna input). The other sources have their own CC and you have to select it from the DVD player or PS3. However, if you are receiving broadcast TV through the antenna, you should be able to select CC, but do it while tuned to that input. Cable and satellite boxes also generate their own CC and must be activated on their menus.
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admin on Tuesday, June 22nd, 2010 |
2 Commentswe have a Sony Bravia tv and a sony blu ray player
we’ll go to bed at night with the tv on channel seven, and sometimes we wake up and its on channel seven, and sometimes its on the hdmi blu ray channel…
is this normal? is there any way i can turn it off if it is?
i turn off the tv at night… while its set to channel 7. i dont leave it on all night.
why do you leave the tv on at night seresouly that just a waste of money and its pointless, your tv will last 2 tmes less cause you use it so much
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Compact yet powerful. The 32" BRAVIA XBR4 LCD HDTV with Live Color Creation and MotionFlow pushes television watching to the next level. Behind its sleek and stylish frame is the BRAVIA Engine for crisp and clear images. This processor produces subtle gradations, enhances contrast and improves color. The Live Color Creation System uses algorithms to precisely develop and deliver brilliant colors for any scene. With the newly added feature, HFR (High Frame Rate), image quality is greatly enhanced. Frames are doubled from 60fps to 120fps through real-time calculations, delivering smooth and natural motion reproduction. Sony's KDL-32XBR4 BRAVIA XBR LCD makes your television watching experience dynamic and vibrant.
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- 10-bit 16:9 HD Resoluton Panel (1366x768)
- Motionflow¿ with 120 Hz High Frame Rate Technology
- BRAVIA Engine¿ EX & Live Color Creation¿ feature
- DMex compatibility
- Full HD 1080p Inputs - HDMI¿(x3), YPbPr(x2), PC Input
Technorati Tags: 32", Bravia, HDTV, KDL-32XBR4, LCD, Sony, XBR
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The Sony Bravia TV is overall the best LCD on the market. Its great for playing games and watching TV. The only TV I found that was above the Sony Bravia for playing games was the Panasonic Vera plasma TV.
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Technorati Tags: 1080p, Bravia, Gaming, HDTV, LCD, Review, Sony
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http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001JJBQN6?ie=UTF8&tag=livesfincom-20&linkCode=as2&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=B001JJBQN6
Sony Bravia XBR Series KDL-52XBR7 52-Inch 240Hz 1080p LCD HDTV
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Technorati Tags: Bravia, Sony, XBR