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#27 ·

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Originally Posted by rgb32 /forum/post/17803553


Only 10 more days to go before most of Sony's 2010 lineup is announced!

Wrong. Normally at the CES Sony announces just some of the models. High-end is shown first at the lineup show for professionals sometime in Q2. This is wonderful as the whole year is not revealed during the first 10 days
 
#28 ·

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Originally Posted by irkuck /forum/post/17805567


Wrong. Normally at the CES Sony announces just some of the models. High-end is shown first at the lineup show for professionals sometime in Q2. This is wonderful as the whole year is not revealed during the first 10 days

Well at least we can look at the models that most of us can afford
 
#30 ·

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Originally Posted by irkuck /forum/post/17770070


Point is that the from the panel point of view there is no difference between 2D and 3D panels, only minor modification

in electronics. For those planning to buy a panel next year, a 3D enabled panel is viable alternative. Even more, 3D will be best investment for future-proofing as there will be no iterations of this kind of 3D technology. Regarding the content, it is true it will be very limited in the beginning but 3D Blue Rays and games will appear next year.


Anyway, these kind of discussions will be short lived as rather quickly almost every new panel should become 3D enabled.

My understanding is that 3D enabled only means that the TV needs to be able to accept a 120Hz signal of alternating left/right images (60Hz each). The rest is done through the magic of shutter glasses synced to the video.
 
#31 ·

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Originally Posted by earthbound /forum/post/17824529


My understanding is that 3D enabled only means that the TV needs to be able to accept a 120Hz signal of alternating left/right images (60Hz each). The rest is done through the magic of shutter glasses synced to the video.

So should an xbr8 be 3D capable? Or any "120Hz" marked set from within the last few years? I had thought I read it required 240Hz.
 
#32 ·

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Originally Posted by scottman /forum/post/17824556


So should an xbr8 be 3D capable? Or any "120Hz" marked set from within the last few years? I had thought I read it required 240Hz.

No. These 120/240/(or whatever) sets create 120/240Hz internally. A 3D set needs to accept a native 120Hz or 240Hz signal, and none that I know of currently do that.
 
#39 ·

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Originally Posted by Maiden2k /forum/post/17850572


from your last years experience, when companies announces new tvs at CES, how long does it takes to have em on the market ? approx... just to give an idea, the XBR10 is already available

Generally speaking, the new models shown at CES are out in the first half of the year. Sony and Samsung for instance will begin shipping many of their new models in the March/April time frame. Some models will come later.
 
#42 ·

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Originally Posted by Tigerriot /forum/post/17850885


Generally speaking, the new models shown at CES are out in the first half of the year. Sony and Samsung for instance will begin shipping many of their new models in the March/April time frame. Some models will come later.

Typcially the flagship and higher end models come out late summer or Fall.
 
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2010 line up
http://www.sonystyle.com/webapp/wcs/...9863#braviaTab

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LAS VEGAS (CES BOOTH #14200), Jan. 6, 2010 – From black-and-white, to color, to digital, Sony Electronics is once again setting the new standard for how televisions look and perform. Today, the company introduced its 2010 BRAVIA® LCD HDTV line featuring its first 3D HDTVs, a new innovative and stylish Monolithic Design Concept, and LED backlighting.

The new Sony televisions are another example of how Sony is providing consumers with networked products that enhance the home entertainment experience by offering built-in Wi-Fi® (802.11) for easy access to BRAVIA Internet video, BRAVIA Internet Widgets and personal content through Digital Living Network Alliance (DLNA) certified™ home networks.

The line is made up of 38 models ranging in screen sizes from 60 to 22-inches. The LX900 series offers integrated 3D functionality with Sony's 3D active shutter glasses and built-in 3D transmitter, while the HX900 and HX800-series are 3D capable using Sony 3D active shutter glasses and 3D transmitter (each sold separately). The 3D models incorporate a frame sequential display and active-shutter glasses that work together with Sony's proprietary high frame rate technology reproducing full high-definition 3D images.

"Sony's 3D HDTVs leverage the breadth and depth of the company's expertise to create an entirely unique experience at home that draws you closer to entertainment than ever before," said Jeff Goldstein, vice president for Sony's television business. "Sony will continue to own the living room by delivering TVs that work synergistically; both in function and design."

Models in the LX900, HX900, NX800, and NX700 series feature Sony's all new Monolithic Design. The design concept aims to change the entire TV viewing environment by delivering the most innovative, stylish, and high-quality experience possible.

With quality materials forming a simple, flush viewing surface with crisp edges and a smooth border, the models blend into the home's interior and allow viewers to focus completely on beautiful on-screen images without distraction from unnecessary decorative elements. Also, a unique six degree upward tilt option offers a more natural, comfortable viewing experience.

Central to the slim profile Monolithic Design is Sony's Edge LED backlight. Designed to deliver deep blacks and brilliant whites, the design allows for a slim form factor and an outstanding contrast ratio helping the new models impress not only when they are displaying beautiful images, but also when turned off as they blend into the home's décor.


BRAVIA XBR-LX900 Series 3D HDTV

Available this summer, the BRAVIA XBR-LX900 series features integrated 3D functionality and screen sizes including 60 (XBR-60LX900), 52 (XBR-52LX900), 46 (XBR-46LX900), and 40-inch (XBR-40LX900).

The full HD 1080p (1920 x 1080) models feature Edge LED backlight, Sony's new Monolithic Design and Motionflow™ PRO 240Hz motion compensation technology, which helps produces smooth images in fast moving content such as sport and action movies. Sony's 240Hz technology also reduces the mixing of images of 3D content assigned to the left and right eyes, while the BRAVIA Engine™ 3 full digital video processor uses a collection of enhanced algorithms to significantly reduce noise, enhance overall image detail, and optimize contrast so every scene produces sharp, vibrant, life-like images.

The LX900 models also feature Sony's new OptiContrast panel. Designed with a clear surface treatment and a resin sheet sandwiched between the LCD display panel and glass plate, the OptiContrast panel minimizes the reflection and refraction of external and internal light producing deeper images with superior black levels even in bright rooms.

The models include integrated Wi-Fi for an easy connection to broadband home networks. Once connected, users can access thousands of streaming movies, videos, music and more from Netflix, Amazon Video on Demand, YouTube™, Slacker® Internet Radio, Pandora®, NPR, Sony Pictures, Sony Music, and over 25 total providers through the Sony BRAVIA Internet Video platform.

Also, with the touch of a button, users can access the latest in news, weather, USA Today sports, Yahoo Finance, Twitter, Flickr photos, and FrameChannel through small applications called BRAVIA Internet Widgets. The widgets can be uniquely positioned anywhere on the TV screen for a custom viewing experience.

The models also feature playback of personal content including digital pictures, video, and music through USB and DLNA® certified network connections.

Another new feature is Sony's Intelligent Presence Sensor with face detection. The sensor detects if you've stepped away from the TV or are not watching the screen and automatically dims the backlight. After an extended period, the TV will turn off if no one has re-entered the viewing area. Additionally, the Intelligent Presence Sensor's newly added Position Control feature detects a user's viewing position to deliver optimized video/sound balance, while the Distance Alert feature helps to keep small children at an eye-friendly distance.

The models also offer Sony's BRAVIA Sync™ for easy operation with other BRAVIA Sync devices such as AV receivers and Blu-ray Disc™ players, and TVGuide® on-screen channel guide.


BRAVIA XBR-HX900 Series 3D Ready HDTV

The XBR-HX900 series 3D ready (with the addition of Sony active shutter glasses and transmitter, both sold separately) full HD (1920 x 1080p) models feature Intelligent Dynamic LED backlight and Sony's new Monolithic Design.

The model's full-array LED backlighting improves contrast and dynamic range by local dimming that controls the LED backlight level by area so that detail is maintained in the dark areas, while other areas are driven near peak brightness. The technology reduces unnecessary light emission resulting in true and deep blacks compared to conventional LED backlit models.

The models also feature Sony's new ambient sensor that automatically optimizes the TV's color and brightness according to the room environment and lighting conditions for optimized settings.

Featuring screen sizes including 52 (XBR-52HX900) and 46-inches (XBR-46HX900), the model offers four HDMI 1.4 inputs, one component input, one composite input, one component/composite selectable inputs, and a PC input (HD15) with PC/TV picture-in-picture.

The models also feature:

Monolithic Design

Motionflow PRO 240Hz motion compensation technology

OptiContrast panel

USB Wireless-LAN adapter for easy wireless network connection (sold separately)

BRAVIA Internet Video and BRAVIA Internet Widgets

BRAVIA Engine 3 with Intelligent Image Enhancer

USB and DLNA photo/music/video playback




BRAVIA KDL-HX800 Series 3D Ready HDTV

Also 3D ready (with the addition of Sony active shutter glasses and transmitter, sold separately), the BRAVIA KDL-HX800 series will be available this summer in screen sizes including 55-inch class (54.6-inches measured diagonally) (KDL-55HX800), 46 (KDL-46HX800) and 40-inch (KDL-40HX800).

The full HD 1080p (1920 x 1080) models utilize a Dynamic Edge LED backlight with local dimming for improved contrast and dynamic range.

Other features include:

Motionflow PRO 240Hz Technology for Smooth Motion

Ambient sensor

USB Wireless-LAN adapter for easy wireless network connection (sold separately)

BRAVIA Internet Video and BRAVIA Internet Widgets

BRAVIA Engine 3

USB and DLNA photo/music/video playback


Sony also introduced several other new BRAVIA models with various features and screen sizes. They include:

BRAVIA KDL-NX800 series

Full HD 1080p (1920 x 1080) Edge LED backlit LCD

Monolithic Design

Motionflow 240Hz Technology for Smooth Motion

Integrated Wi-Fi wireless network capabilities (802.11)

BRAVIA Internet Video and BRAVIA Internet Widgets

BRAVIA Engine 3

USB and DLNA photo/music/video playback

Available in March

Screen sizes include 60 (KDL-60NX800: $4,00), 52 (KDL-52NX800: $3,400) and 46-inch (KDL-46NX800: $2,800)


BRAVIA KDL-NX700 Series

Full HD 1080p (1920 x 1080) Edge LED backlit LCD

Monolithic Design

Motionflow 120Hz Technology for Smooth Motion

Integrated Wi-Fi wireless network capabilities (802.11N)

BRAVIA Internet Video and BRAVIA Internet Widgets

BRAVIA Engine 3

USB and DLNA photo/music/video playback

Available in March

Screen sizes include 46 (KDL-46NX700: $2,600) and 40-inch (KDL-40NX700: $2,100)




BRAVIA KDL-EX700 Series

Full HD 1080p (1920 x 1080) Edge LED backlit LCD

Presence Sensor, Ambient sensor

Motionflow 120Hz Technology for Smooth Motion

BRAVIA Internet Video and BRAVIA Internet Widgets

BRAVIA Engine 3

USB and DLNA photo/music/video playback

Available in March

Screen sizes include 60 (KDL-60EX700: $3,900), 52 (KDL-52EX700: $2,800), 46 (KDL-46EX700: $2,200), 40-inch (KDL-40EX700: $1,700), and 32-inch class (31.5-inches measure diagonally) (KDL-32EX700: $1,100)


BRAVIA KDL-EX600 Series

Full HD 1080p (1920 x 1080) Edge LED backlit LCD

Ambient sensor

BRAVIA Engine 2

BRAVIA Sync

USB photo/music/video playback

Available in March

Screen sizes include 46 (KDL-46EX600: $1,900), 40 (KDL-40EX600: $1,400) and 32-inch class (31.5-inches measure diagonally) (KDL-32EX600: $800)


BRAVIA KDL-EX500 Series

Full HD 1080p (1920 x 1080) CCFL backlit LCD

Motionflow 120Hz Technology for Smooth Motion

Ambient sensor

BRAVIA Engine 2

BRAVIA Sync

USB photo/music/video playback

Available in February

Screen sizes include 60 (KDL-60EX500: $3,300), 55-inch class (54.6-inches measured diagonally) (KDL-55EX500: $2,400), 46 (KDL-46EX500: $1,600), 40 (KDL-40EX500: $1,100), and 32-inch class (31.5-inches measure diagonally) (KDL-32EX500: $800)


BRAVIA KDL-EX40B Series

Full HD 1080p (1920 x 1080) CCFL backlit LCD

Integrated Blu-ray Disc player

BRAVIA Internet Video and BRAVIA Internet Widgets

BRAVIA Engine 3

Ambient sensor

Ethernet input

USB and DLNA photo/music/video playback

Available in May

Screen sizes include 40 (KDL-40EX40B: $1,000) and 32-inch class (31.5-inches measure diagonally) (KDL-32EX40B: $800)


BRAVIA KDL-EX400 Series

Full HD 1080p (1920 x 1080) CCFL backlit LCD

Ambient sensor

BRAVIA Engine 2

BRAVIA Sync

USB photo/music/video playback

Available in February

Screen sizes include 46 (KDL-46EX400: $1,200), 40 (KDL-40EX400: $800), and 32-inch class (31.5-inches measure diagonally) (KDL-32EX400: $600)


BRAVIA KDL-EX308 Series

720p (1366 x 768) CCFL backlit LCD

Wi-Fi with USB adapter (included)

BRAVIA Internet Video and BRAVIA Internet Widgets

BRAVIA Engine 3

BRAVIA Sync

USB and DLNA photo/music/video playback

Available in March

Screen sizes include 32-inch class (31.5-inches measure diagonally) (KDL-32EX308: $530) and 22-inch class (21.6 inches measured diagonally) (KDL-22EX308: $380)


BRAVIA KDL-BX300 Series

720p (1366 x 768) CCFL backlit LCD

BRAVIA Engine 2

BRAVIA Sync

Available in March

Screen sizes include 32-inch class (31.5-inches measure diagonally) (KDL-32BX300: $500) and 22-inch class (21.6 inches measured diagonally) (KDL-22BX300: $350)
 
#50 ·
I'm confused by a few things. The first being the HEAVY focus on edge lit LED tv's, when everyone has already seen LED backlit are a far better use if the technology. Yeah, I get it that the profit margins are probably way better on the edge lit models, but unless they found a way to avoid the uniformity problems that plagued Samsung's 2009 models, very few people will care.


Also, what is with this "monolithic design" idea? I can really see that not being popular.


Also, what is with them continuing to use Bravia Engine 2? Even in one of the LED models? Weird.


Lastly, I'd live to see pics of them all.
 
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