If you think your next door neighbor is hot, then you haven’t seen the latest addition to Sony’s ultra thin BRAVIA LCD HDTV series yet. The new Sony BRAVIA XBR10 features a slim and thin design sizzling enough to melt ice in the dead of winter. The XBR10 sports an advanced edge-lit LED backlight and a whooping contrast ratio of more than 1,000,000:1 resulting in vibrant and jaw dropping display.
Not only that, this LCD HDTV uses the new Sony Motionflow 240Hz technology which has 4x the frame rate of regular LCD TV’s and adds interpolating three new frames. We are talking about stunning details and unprecedented natural fluid motion.
This new addition to BRAVIA family has some cool trick into its sleeves; it works with full 1080p High Definition wireless transmission from another media box through its integrated receiver. The cool trick allows source multimedia components to be neatly hidden without clutter for a cleaner look. This entertainment gadget supports Ethernet connection for direct Sony BRAVIA Internet Video access thus giving customers more entertainment and multimedia content. The connectivity allows access to a range of movies, shows, events, music and other online content from affiliated partners like Amazon Video on Demand, YouTube, Slacker Internet Radio and soon- Netflix. There is also the cool BRAVIA Internet Widget on screen application which can be personalized to display additional information like the weather and stock market.
The Sony BRAVIA XBR10 has a whole lot more to offer including other Sony BRAVIA KDL series here
Toshiba announced its first line of LED TVs way back in January during CES 2009. True enough, the REGZA SV670 LED TV is already available in the market along with the REGZA ZV650 LCD TV.
. Expect the REGZA VX648 Cinema Series LCD TV to be available in August of this year.
