Sony revealed a new range in their Bravia line-up, making 3D technologies home friendly. The appealing BRAVIA LCD television series includes an HD 3D integrated TV with a pair of active shutter glasses a built-in transmitter and 'The Edge' LED backlit display. Devices have a monolithic design concept.
The BRAVIA line includes a number of televisons starting from 22 to 60 inches screen size and the LX900 seems to be heading the attack with 3D capabilities.
The LX 900 features WiFi for media streaming and social networking widgets. Other features includes 240Hz refresh technology, BRAVIA Engine 3 DSP LED edge backlighting, a 1080p High Definition display. Advanced motion technology helps to deliver smoother videos for fast moving scenes. The devices have concealed touch sensors, near-invisible bezel. The glossy and matte finishes will definitely make you a proud owner.
The full array LED backlighting delivers improved contrast and dynamic ranging with local dimming technology which controls the LED backlighting by area. It reduces the unnecessary light emission and offer true and deep blacks. Sony's new ambient sensor automatically optimizes the TV's natural color and brightness as per the lighting conditions and room enviorment.
The 40-inch and 52-inch BRAVIA NX800 models with high end Bravia technologies like 200 HZ MotionFlow and wireless connectivity are also revealed at the show.
BRAVIA series is classified by Sony as Signature, Presence, Cinematic and Essential models for easier understanding.
The televisions are coming with a six degree backward tilt to avoid the issues of a low TV stand in many house holds and to produce the most natural viewing experience.
Sony seems to have dedicated themselves for 3D TV development and the company claims to "take the lead in 3DTV and no-one should be in any doubt where we're heading".
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