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Sony improves its Bravia LCD HDTV line-up
Bolstering the recently announced 2009 Bravia LCD HDTV line-up, Sony Electronics has announced a series of additional networked models with full HD 1920 x 1080 progressive (1080p) resolution.
The company has informed this new W-series adds an economic HDTV option, while delivering the same interactive functionality as the recently announced Bravia Z5100 and XBR9 models.
The networked models feature an Ethernet connection so the sets can directly access Sony Bravia Internet Video content using an existing broadband connection.
The service offers a selection of free and premium movies, TV shows, sports, music and more from an array of partners like Amazon Video On Demand, YouTube, Yahoo, Sony Pictures, Sony Music and many others.
The 52-inch KDL-52W5100, 46-inch KDL-46W5100 and 40-inch KDL-40W5100 (diagonal) models feature Motionflow 120Hz technology for improved sharpness and detail in fast-moving images. They also feature Sony’s Bravia Engine 3, for clearer pictures.
The W-series models are Digital Living Network Alliance (DLNA) compliant, enabling easy access to digital photos, music and video stored on a PC or other DLNA server using the XMB interface and the TV’s remote control, the company added. They also offer a USB input for displaying digital photos or playing digital video and audio files from compatible USB storage devices.
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