Sony announced its new BRAVIA V-, S-, and L-series 2009 HDTV lineup at the CES 2009. These BRAVIA LCD TVs will be available in screen sizes from 52-inch to 26-inch. The Sony BRAVIA V-series includes 52-inch KDL-52V5100,

CES 2009: Sony Walkman X-series vs iPod Touch. Techtree News Staff, Jan 09, 2009 0830 hrs IST. Features 3-inch OLED touchscreen, wi-fi and built-in noise cancellation to directly compete with Apple's iPod Touch

Sony Bravia V Series KDL 46V4100 46 Inch 1080p LCD HDTV Ready for HD done the Sony way? Sony's.

Sony S, X and V Series digital photo frames unveiled. Sony S-Frames. To keep up with the ever increasing popularity of the digital photo frames, Sony has introduced an array of HD digital frames in the form of its S, X and V Series.

Sony BRAVIA V Series KDL-52V4100 52 LCD TV - 52 - ATSC, NTSC - 16:9 - 1920 x 1080 - HDTV. Full HD 1080p It s a High Definition world and the best High Definition Resolution this brave new world offers is 1080p; that s why Sony has more

Sony?s new V-series models include the full HD 1920 x 1080 resolution progressive display (1080p) 52-inch KDL-52V5100, 46-inch KDL-46V5100 and 40-inch KDL-40V5100. The sets feature Sony's BRAVIA Engine 2 and Motionflow 120Hz technology.

Sony S-Frame The new range of Sony S-Frame digital photo frames boast HD picture quality plus a wide range of fun, easy-to-use viewing features. Available in three different series (X, V and D), Sony S-Frames’ offer a choice of screen

One step down from the XBR9 series is the Sony Z5100 series, the new Z Series which is available in three sizes. The other three ranges are the Sony Bravia V, Bravia L, and Bravia S series, all of which now feature Sony’s MotionFlow

The BRAVIA Link modules are currently available online at www.sonystyle.com and at various retail outlets, including Sony Style® stores and other authorized dealers across the country. The new V-series, S-series, and L-series

On the low-end front, the V-series TVs coming it at 40, 46 and 52 inches, are getting Sony's 120Hz Motionflow and Bravia Engine 2. The S-series crams 1080p into increasingly smaller sets: 52, 46, 40 and 32 inches. And the L series is

Sony Japan updates its Bravia range with the brand new series, X2550. The line up is currently filled by three full HD LCD TVs with 40-inch, 46-inch, and 52-inch screen sizes. Comes with a reflective piano black finish, each HDTV sports a resolution of 1920 x 1080, both analog and digital tuner, a HDMI 1080p output, Ethernet LAN connectivity, and built-in 11Wx2 speakers. Obviously, the company’s proprietary Bravia image engine is incorporated as well, guarantee a high-quality viewing experince through real-time color correction.

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We’ve mentioned this S Series of Sony’s Bravia LCD TV line-up last month, but it was only a brief information at that time. So, here goes the detail.

Sony Bravia S Series is the next generation of LCD TV that features a landmark combination of Sony image processing and screen technologies designed to set a new standard for the viewing experience. It offers key advantages over standard screens with its vivid and high-contrast images, thanks to the complex noise reduction techniques that enhance low contrast images until they are crisp and realistic, and process blues, greens and whites within each frame to generate the richness and colour accuracy that set BRAVIA TVs apart.

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Sony Korea has finally launched the V series of Bravia LCD TV that is equipped with the WEGA engine. The company introduced two new models, the first is the KDL-V32A410 that has 32-inch size, and the other one is the KDL-V40A10 with 40-inch size. As we’ve mentioned before, these LCD TVs feature an S-PVA panel, Sony’s WCG backlight, OSD (On Screen Display), Picture Off function that let you hear only the sound of your TV programme (what for?), and light sensor that adjusts the brightness of screen according to its envinronment thus provide strong bright colors. There’s also a WEGA gate function which allows you to select external input as watching the screen.

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Proton, a Taiwan-based company, is going to show off their new series of HD LCD TVs at the upcoming CES 2006 event in Las Vegas. Ranged from 37-inches to 55-inches, these LCD TVs support 1080p resolution, as well as 1080i, and come with both digital and analog tuners. Not much information about the price and availability for now, but the 42-inch model will be available in the first quarter of 2006, while the 47-inch and 55-inch LCD TVs will come up later in the second quarter. The price is $2799 for the smaller one, 37-inch model.

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