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Sony Unveils 3D TV in Canada at the Downtown Toronto Sony Style Store
March 9th, 2010 | 
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On Tuesday February 2nd, Sony Canada unveiled the first 3D TV experience to media and consumers at the Toronto Eaton Centre SonyStyle store. Consumers are able to experience the potential of 3D at home five months before the 3D XBRLX900 BRAVIA is available to buy. Watch this video to see first hand the 3D experience that the meida and the lucky consumers that dropped by the store were able to see!
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Sony BRAVIA LCD Backlighting Technology
Find out what the difference is between LED, CCFL, HCFL and Triluminos backlighting, as you see how an LCD panel actually works. Includes a cutaway of a working LCD Panel. Sort through your confusion and understand the evolution of LCD flat panel display technology.
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Tags: backlight, backlighting, bravia, CCFL, edge, edge-lit, edgelit, HCFL, how, it, LCD, LED, lighting, Sony, television, TV, works |
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CES 2010 – Sony BRAVIA LED LCD TV Overview
Tim Page explains the range of Bravia LED LCD TVs. To comment on this video and the technology featured, go to http://www.avforums.com/forums/reports-ces-2010/1169908-ces-2010-sony-bravia-led-lcd-tv-preview.html
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CES 2010: 3D Television Reviews
There’s no denying that 3D TVs have been making the rounds at CES 2010. Kevin Pereira and Alison Haislip tackle new television sets from Samsung, Sony and Panasonic to see what’s in store for those planning on some 3D viewing fun at home.
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Sony BRAVIA KDL-46XBR4 46″ LCD HDTV Review
When displaying high definition material, the BRAVIA KDL-46XBR4 conspicuously showcases all of Sony’s video processing prowess. But what endears this HDTV to me is how well it handles mundane standard def material and backs it up with a rather impressive integrated sound system. This solid all terrain performance makes it stand out in the HDTV crowd.
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Sony Bravia KDL-52XBR6 first look
Sony has always reserved its best features and highest performance for its “XBR”-branded HDTVs, and this year there’s an unprecedented three series of Sony sets bearing the moniker. The most-expensive is the XBR8 series, with LED backlighting, followed by the XBR7 series, with different styling and supposedly improved video processing. The least expensive series, dubbed XBR6, is represented here by the 52-inch Sony KDL-52XBR6. Its three largest models feature hot-swappable speaker grilles–perfect if you want your TV to match your Stephen Hawking clock–as well as the somewhat more-important capability to produce the deepest shade of black we’ve ever tested on a non-LED LCD TV. That’s great, but the XBR6 didn’t quite live up to the competition in other areas, including color accuracy and the capability to maintain that black level regardless of program content. Don’t get us wrong; the Sony KDL-52XBR6 is still a very capable performer. However, to most buyers, it’s not quite worth the stiff price over other high-quality 52-inch LCDs.
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IKEA LED light behind Sony Bravia
Added some color LED bars on my TV stand. It looks pretty ok, not that disturbing, even as it is not synced to shown content like on Philips sets.
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