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Editor's HDTV Pick

HP 47 inch MediaSmart 1080p LCD HDTV "Out of the box" digital media platform. Enjoy videos, pictures and music from home network + digital media delivered over your broadband Internet connection + 3 x HDMI

Sony’s high definition LCD televisions are marketed under the brand name BRAVIA which is an acronym for “Best Resolution Audio Visual Integrated Architecture”. They are marketed with the slogan “Color like no other”. Their launch is memorable for the advertisement featuring 250,000 brightly colored rubber balls bouncing down a San Francisco street.

The Sony BRAVIA KDL-40S2400 television has a high definition resolution of 720p (1366 x 768 pixels).

As with many other models in the Sony BRAVIA range, the KDL-40S2400 has a stylish black finish. Its twin speakers are mounted below the screen.

There is a wide range of customization options with the BRAVIA XBR including; picture modes, wide modes, noise reduction, game mode and sound mode. In addition, there are numerous convenience features such as; picture freeze, favorite channel, parental control (V-Chip), power save mode, clock and sleep timer. (read more..)

Sony’s LCD HD TVs are marketed under the brand name BRAVIA which is an acronym for “Best Resolution Audio Visual Integrated Architecture”. They’re marketed with the advertising slogan “Color like no other”. Their launch is memorable for the advertisement featuring 250,000 brightly colored rubber balls bouncing down a San Francisco street.

The Sony BRAVIA KDL-40S2010 television has a high definition resolution of 720p (1366 x 768 pixels).

As with many models in the Sony BRAVIA range, the KDL-40S2010 has a stylish black finish. It has twin speakers mounted beneath the screen.

There is a wide range of customization options available with the KDL-40S2010 including; picture modes, wide modes, noise reduction, game mode and sound mode. In addition, there are numerous convenience features such as; picture freeze, favorite channel, parental control (V-Chip), power save mode, clock and sleep timer. (read more..)

Sony’s high definition LCD televisions are marketed under the brand name BRAVIA which is an acronym for “Best Resolution Audio Visual Integrated Architecture”. They’re marketed with the slogan “Color like no other”. Their launch is memorable for the advertisement featuring 250,000 brightly colored rubber balls bouncing down a San Francisco street.

The Sony BRAVIA KDL-32S2010 is a 720p resolution (1366 x 768 pixels) 32 inch high definition television.

The KDL-32S2010 looks very stylish with a black finish. It’s twin speakers mounted below the screen.

There is a reasonable range of customization options with the BRAVIA KDL-32S2010 including; picture modes, wide modes, noise reduction and sound mode. In addition, there are numerous convenience features such as; picture freeze, favorite channel, parental control (V-Chip), power save mode, clock and sleep timer. (read more..)

Sony’s high definition LCD televisions are marketed under the brand name BRAVIA which is an acronym for “Best Resolution Audio Visual Integrated Architecture”. They are marketed with the slogan “Color like no other”. Their launch is memorable for the advertisement featuring 250,000 brightly colored rubber balls bouncing down a San Francisco street.

The Sony BRAVIA KDL-32S2400 television has a high definition resolution of 720p (1366 x 768 pixels).

As with many other models in the Sony BRAVIA range, the KDL-32S2400 has a stylish black finish. Its twin speakers are mounted below the screen.

There is a wide range of customization options with the BRAVIA XBR including; picture modes, wide modes, noise reduction, game mode and sound mode. In addition, there are numerous convenience features such as; picture freeze, favorite channel, parental control (V-Chip), power save mode, clock and sleep timer. (read more..)

Sony’s high definition LCD televisions are marketed under the brand name BRAVIA which is an acronym for “Best Resolution Audio Visual Integrated Architecture”. They are marketed with the slogan “Color like no other”. Their launch is memorable for the advertisement featuring 250,000 brightly colored rubber balls bouncing down a San Francisco street.

The Sony BRAVIA KDL-46S2010 high definition television has a 720p resolution (1366 x 768 pixels).

The KDL-46S2010 looks very stylish with a black finish. The twin speakers are bottom mounted.

There is a reasonable range of customization options with the BRAVIA XBR including; picture modes, wide modes, noise reduction, game mode and sound mode. In addition, there are numerous convenience features such as; picture freeze, favorite channel, parental control (V-Chip), power save mode, clock and sleep timer. (read more..)

Sony’s HD LCD televisions are marketed with the brand name BRAVIA - an acronym for “Best Resolution Audio Visual Integrated Architecture”. The marketing slogan is “Color like no other” and their launch is memorable for the advertisement featuring 250,000 brightly colored rubber balls bouncing down a San Francisco street.

The Sony Bravia KDL-40V2500 television is a “Full HD” 1080p resolution (1920 x 1080 pixels). It’s apparent just how much high definition that is when you consider that there are over 2 million pixels. The KDL-40V2500 accepts native 1080p signals making it conveniently compatible with high-definition video sources such as Sony’s BDP-S1 Blu-ray Disc player which will be retailing soon.

Apart from size, some more significant differences between this and the other BRAVIA LCD models are:

• 10-bit panel allowing an increase in the television’s gradation level by 64 times from 8-bit panels
• Sony’s new Motionflow 120Hz motion compensation technology which creates 60 unique frames between each of the existing 60 frames, doubling the frames displayed per second for reduction of image blurring and motion artifacts

The KDL-40V2500 looks very stylish with a glossy black finish. The twin speakers are bottom mounted.

There is a reasonable range of customization options with the BRAVIA XBR including; picture modes, wide modes, noise reduction, game mode and sound mode. In addition, there are numerous convenience features such as; picture freeze, favorite channel, parental control (V-Chip), power save mode, clock and sleep timer. (read more..)

Sony’s high definition LCD televisions are marketed under the brand name BRAVIA which is an acronym for “Best Resolution Audio Visual Integrated Architecture”. They are marketed with the slogan “Color like no other”. Their launch is memorable for the advertisement featuring 250,000 brightly colored rubber balls bouncing down a San Francisco street.

The Sony Bravia KDL-46V2500 television is a “Full HD” 1080p resolution (1920 x 1080 pixels). It’s apparent just how much high definition that is when you consider that there are over 2 million pixels. The KDL-46V2500 accepts native 1080p signals making it conveniently compatible with high-definition video sources such as Sony’s BDP-S1 Blu-ray Disc player which will be retailing soon.

Apart from size, some more significant differences between this and the other BRAVIA LCD models are:

• 10-bit panel allowing an increase in the television’s gradation level by 64 times from 8-bit panels
• Sony’s new Motionflow 120Hz motion compensation technology which creates 60 unique frames between each of the existing 60 frames, doubling the frames displayed per second for reduction of image blurring and motion artifacts

The KDL-46V2500 looks very stylish with a glossy black finish. The twin speakers are bottom mounted.

There is a reasonable range of customization options with the BRAVIA XBR including; picture modes, wide modes, noise reduction, game mode and sound mode. In addition, there are numerous convenience features such as; picture freeze, favorite channel, parental control (V-Chip), power save mode, clock and sleep timer. (read more..)

The Sony BRAVIA KDL-70XBR3 70-inch flat-panel, high-definition LCD television was announced January 2007 by Sony Electronics at the International Consumer Electronics Show (CES). It is the largest screen of the Sony BRAVIA LCD TV range. Sony’s HDTV’s brand name BRAVIA is an acronym for “Best Resolution Audio Visual Integrated Architecture”.

Apart from size, the biggest differences between this and the other BRAVIA LCD models are:

• use of a Trilumions LED backlight,
• 10-bit panel allowing an increase in the television’s gradation level by 64 times from 8-bit panels,
• Sony’s new Motionflow 120Hz motion compensation technology which creates 60 unique frames between each of the existing 60 frames, doubling the frames displayed per second for reduction of image blurring and motion artifacts,
• compliance with new x.v.Color technology industry standard which was established by the International Electronics Commission in January, 2006.

The x.v.Color technology standard expands the current video color data range by a factor of approximately 1.8 times. This improvement comes from the use of the Trilumions LED backlight powered by Luxeon LEDs manufactured by Philips subsidiary Lumileds Lighting. The Luxeon LED radiates a color gamut which is 105% of the NTSC color space. This is a significant improvement on conventional backlighting technology which can only reproduce 65-75% of the NTSC color space. There is a wider range of available hues and tones available in a wider color gamut allowing more precise color reproduction perceived by the viewer as “more lifelike” screen colors.

The Sony Bravia KDL-70XBR3 television is a “Full HD” 1080p resolution (1920 x 1080 pixels). It’s apparent just how much high definition that is when you consider that there are over 2 million pixels. The KDL-70XBR3 accepts native 1080p signals making it conveniently compatible with high-definition video sources such as Sony’s BDP-S1 Blu-ray Disc player which will be retailing soon.

The KDL-70XBR3 looks very stylish with a glossy black bezel framing the screen and covered by a glass sheet which floats out past the black bezel edges. The twin speakers are side mounted.

There is a reasonable range of customization options with the BRAVIA XBR including; picture modes, wide modes, noise reduction, game mode and sound mode. In addition, there are numerous convenience features such as; picture freeze, favorite channel, parental control (V-Chip), power save mode, clock and sleep timer. (read more..)

Sony’s high definition LCD televisions are marketed under the brand name Bravia which is an acronym for “Best Resolution Audio Visual Integrated Architecture”. They are marketed with the slogan “Color like no other”. Their launch is memorable for the advertisement featuring 250,000 brightly colored rubber balls bouncing down a San Franscio street.

The Sony Bravia KDL-40XBR3 television is a “Full HD” 1080p resolution (1920 x 1080 pixels). It’s apparent just how much high definition that is when you consider that there are over 2 million pixels. The KDL-40XBR3 accepts native 1080p signals making it conveniently compatible with high-definition video sources such as Sony’s BDP-S1 Blu-ray Disc player which will be retailing soon.

The KDL-40XBR3 looks very stylish with a glossy black bezel framing the screen and covered by a glass sheet which floats out past the black bezel edges. The twin speakers are side mounted.

There is a reasonable range of customization options with the BRAVIA XBR including; picture modes, wide modes, noise reduction, game mode and sound mode. In addition, there are numerous convenience features such as; picture freeze, favorite channel, parental control (V-Chip), power save mode, clock and sleep timer. (read more..)

Sony’s high definition LCD televisions are marketed under the brand name Bravia which is an acronym for “Best Resolution Audio Visual Integrated Architecture”. They are marketed with the slogan “Color like no other”. Their launch is memorable for the advertisement featuring 250,000 brightly colored rubber balls bouncing down a San Francisco street.

The Sony Bravia KDL-40XBR2 television is a “Full HD” 1080p resolution (1920 x 1080 pixels). It’s apparent just how much high definition that is when you consider that there are over 2 million pixels. The KDL-40XBR2 accepts native 1080p signals making it conveniently compatible with high-definition video sources such as Sony’s BDP-S1 Blu-ray Disc player which will be retailing soon.

The KDL-40XBR2 has a standard silver bezel which can be replaced by one of five different color bezels (red, white, blue, black, brown) for custom integration with your rooms décor. The twin speakers are side mounted.

There is a reasonable range of customization options with the BRAVIA XBR including; picture modes, wide modes, noise reduction, game mode and sound mode. In addition, there are numerous convenience features such as; picture freeze, favorite channel, parental control (V-Chip), power save mode, clock and sleep timer. (read more..)