Tag: BRAVIA

digg_url = 'http://digg.com/tech_news/TV_In_The_Tub_Sony_Introduces_Waterproof_Bravia_Television'; It's round, white, and floats in the tub and goes by the name XDV-W600 -- the latest Bravia TV to numb the mind. The little 1-Seg set features a 4-inch, 16.7-million color, 272 x 480 pixel LCD; AM/FM tuner; 2GB of internal memory to record up to 10-hours of 1-Seg television broadcasts; and up to ...

Sony's taken the crown in the race for thinnest LCD HDTV. At just 9.9mm thick the KDL-40ZX1 nearly halves the depth of Hitachi's former champ (likely throwing up in the bathroom right now) and comes within a whisper of Pioneer's ultra thin concept. Featuring a LED backlighting, a 3,000:1 contrast ratio, 120Hz MotionFlow tech, x.v.Color and BRAVIA Engine 2 image processing this is about as close ...

Sony revealed a few cool home theater displays and components Thursday, revealing pricing and specs on some LCD displays, free content from YouTube and other online content direct to the TV set and a home-theater-in-a-box (HTiB) setup that features tiny but powerful speakers. All in all, a good day for tech watchers and home theater aficionados. The seven new Bravia LCD TVs introduced are all ...

See it? No there, the one that looks like a flat screen TV hanging on the wall. Right, that's Sony's new E4000 TV series. Sony's pushing its new Picture Frame Mode and four "blend in frame colours" hard as its looks to differentiate the 32- and 40-inch Full HD LCDs (and a wee 26 inch of unspecified, sub-1080p resolution) from the competition. As such, the TVs will display one of six, ...

It seems Sony and Target are getting rather cozy lately, first with the big-box retailer offering to market Sony's Blu-ray format over Toshiba's rival HD-DVD format, and now with Sony creating a line of Bravia LCD HDTVs exclusively for sale at Target ... well exclusively at the moment, anyhow. Sony's offering two sets up to the Target faithful, the $799, 26-inch KDL26ML130 and the $899, 32-inch ...

When it comes to your home theater, the convention has always been that bigger is better. But, Sony's newly announced DAV-IS10 takes the opposite tact. The minimalist 5.1 home theater in a box system (that's everything but the TV) has shrunken a CD/DVD player/receiver combo, subwoofer and five satellite speakers down to miniscule proportions – the satellites are roughly the size of golf ...