Designed to create a remarkable sense of space, the BRAVIA NX800 HDTV features a stunning monolithic design and innovative six-degree tilt, so you can position your TV at lower levels for a more comfortable and enjoyable viewing experience. An Edge LED backlight and BRAVIA Engine 3 video processor delivers superior, life-like image with amazing contrast and color. Fast moving images will never look smoother either with incredible 240hz Motion Flow technology, which delivers an unbelievably smooth, crisp and fluid picture. Furthermore, break away from the norm with attractive features such as integrated BRAVIA Internet Video and widgets, built-in Wi-Fi, a USB input, LightSensor technology and Energy Saving Switch round out the feature set. There are three NX800 models available – 46″ BRAVIA KDL-46NX800, 52″ BRAVIA KDL-52NX800, and the mammoth 60″ BRAVIA KDL-60NX800. Unfortunately, the metallic stand is sold separately and seems to be only available for the 46″ and 52″ NX800 models – we think they should have just included it in the package. The NX800 will also be 3D capable with the upcoming TMR-BR100 3D emitter for active shutter glasses.
Featuring a stunning monolithic design with a unique six-degree tilt option, the Edge LED backlit BRAVIA NX700 Series HDTV creates a remarkable sense of space by allowing you to position the TV at lower levels for a more comfortable viewing experience. Motionflow 120Hz refresh rate technology delivers smooth motion detail in fast-paced scenes while BRAVIA Engine 3 video processor produces superior, life-like image with amazing contrast and color. Integrated BRAVIA Internet Video and Widgets, built-in Wi-Fi, a USB input and LightSensor technology round out the feature set. There are two NX700 models available – 40″ BRAVIA KDL-40NX700 and the 46″ BRAVIA KDL-46NX700. The metallic stand is sold separately and is available for both models.
Here is a video of Sony USA President/COO Stan Glasgow introducing the BRAVIA NX series at CES 2010:
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Designed to create a remarkable sense of space, the BRAVIA NX800 HDTV features a stunning monolithic design and innovative six-degree tilt, so you can position your TV at lower levels for a more comfortable and enjoyable viewing experience. An Edge LED backlight and BRAVIA Engine 3 video processor delivers superior, life-like image with amazing contrast and color. Fast moving images will never look smoother either with incredible 240hz Motion Flow technology, which delivers an unbelievably smooth, crisp and fluid picture. Furthermore, break away from the norm with attractive features such as integrated BRAVIA Internet Video and widgets, built-in Wi-Fi, a USB input, LightSensor technology and Energy Saving Switch round out the feature set. There are three NX800 models available – 46″ BRAVIA KDL-46NX800, 52″ BRAVIA KDL-52NX800, and the mammoth 60″ BRAVIA KDL-60NX800. Unfortunately, the metallic stand is sold separately and seems to be only available for the 46″ and 52″ NX800 models – we think they should have just included it in the package. The NX800 will also be 3D capable with the upcoming TMR-BR100 3D emitter for active shutter glasses.
Featuring a stunning monolithic design with a unique six-degree tilt option, the Edge LED backlit BRAVIA NX700 Series HDTV creates a remarkable sense of space by allowing you to position the TV at lower levels for a more comfortable viewing experience. Motionflow 120Hz refresh rate technology delivers smooth motion detail in fast-paced scenes while BRAVIA Engine 3 video processor produces superior, life-like image with amazing contrast and color. Integrated BRAVIA Internet Video and Widgets, built-in Wi-Fi, a USB input and LightSensor technology round out the feature set. There are two NX700 models available – 40″ BRAVIA KDL-40NX700 and the 46″ BRAVIA KDL-46NX700. The metallic stand is sold separately and is available for both models.
Here is a video of Sony USA President/COO Stan Glasgow introducing the BRAVIA NX series at CES 2010:
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