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Sony BRAVIA LCD television series conquered the hearts of Indian consumers when it made its grand entry into the India TV market. Sony, obviously, has been quick in releasing new BRAVIA LCD models to keep the consumer attention. The result is that the Sony BRAVIA family is expanding. The latest in the BRAVIA family are the X Series LCD TVs that promise superiour viewing experience.

Before we get into the technicalities of Sony BRAVIA LCD Televisions, let's look at various models that Sony has lined up for us.

Sony BRAVIA X Series LCD TV

Terms has Sony's signature series in Full HD, the BRAVIA X Series offers television screens starting from 40 inch (102 cm) all the way to 70 inch (178 cm). The MRP ranges from rupees 133,900 to rupees 2,000,000.

 

Sony BRAVIA Z Series LCD TV

Sony BRAVIA Z Series is called the revolutionary series in Full HD. BRAVIA Z Series was the first one to introduce motionflow technology. The TV screen size ranges from 40 to 52 inch and the price from rupees 153,900 to 359,900. All the BRAVIA Z series LCD televisions use Motionflow 200Hz (200 frames per second) making it the best bet for gaming and watching fast moving scenes.

 

Sony BRAVIA W Series LCD TV

The BRAVIA W Series is referred as premium Full HD series. W series offers the best of Sony BRAVIA technology at attractive prices. The TV screen sizes in this series range from 32 inch to 52 inch and the prices from rupees 47,900 to rupees 259,900.

 

Sony BRAVIA V Series LCD TV

Sony calls it true cinematic series. The newer models of V series use BRAVIA Engine 3 technology an improved version of BRAVIA Engine 2 that most older models use. The screen size in this series range from 32 inch to 46 inch and the prices from rupees 45,900 to rupees 103,900.

 

Sony BRAVIA S Series LCD TV

S, the Stylish and Feature Rich series of Sony BRAVIA offers small and economical LCD TVs. The prices range from rupees 22,900 to rupees 71,900 and the TV screen sizes vary from 20 inch to 40 inch.

 

Sony BRAVIA T Series LCD TV

Dubbed as superior Audio Series Sony BRAVIA T series offers the cheapest and smallest models. The screen size in T series varies from a tiny 19 inch to 32 inch. The price varies from Rs 16,900 to Rs 37,900.

 

Sony BRAVIA TVs use a host of color, motion, picture, and sound technologies that take the TV viewing experience to an all new level. While most of these technologies exist from the first BRAVIA launch but the newer BRAVIA TVs use more advanced versions of the same.

Bravia Engine 2

The high definition (HD) video processor used in Bravia X series combines the power of picture enhancement technologies like Digital Reality Creation (DRC-MF) and Advanced Contrast Enhancer to produce crispier and finer images.

The image quality depends upon how well the video processor produces the blackest black and whitest whites and how well it handles the image textures and finer details. The results can be close to reality if the processor does its job well. Sony Bravia Engine 2 claims to produce vibrant images both for HD (High Definition) and SD (Standard Definition).

Motionflow 200Hz

The picture smoothness in Bravia Televisions comes from the Motionflow technology. To avoid the blurr or jumpiness in the fast moving objects, the motionflow technology creates three new picture frames from the incoming video signal and inserts them between the original frames. This enables Sony Bravia to display 200 frames per second, a feat that Sony claims to be the first one to achieve.

The conventional LCD TVs use 50 frames per second. More frames you see per second smoother it will feel. The backlight blinking within each frame makes the picture sharper. The benefit of this technology is clearer when you watch a game or any other fast-moving scene.

The best of Motionflow 200Hz can be witnessed In BRAVIA Z450 Series LCD television. Other Sony BRAVIA series use Motionflow 100Hz.

Live Color, Intelligent Picture, Noise Reduction

Sony BRAVIA claims to capture colors that are close to natural colors. The more natural a color value is more realistic will be the viewing experience.

Sony's backlight technology and the color value algorithms help it to capture the true source colors. Sony's Intelligent Picture technology enables it to boost any poor incoming signals and thereby sharpen the pictures regardless of the signal quality.

The MPEG Noise Reduction technology minimizes the block noise and improves the edges of a picture. The noise-reduction becomes important at high contrast ratios. All these Sony technologies are designed to work collectively to generate sharp and realistic pictures.

Full HD 1080

The High Definition improves the video quality bringing the finer details alive on the screen. The video quality of High Definition 1080p is 4.5 times more than the Standard Definition format.

The effective scanning line is 1080 which is double the number in SD format. Sony BRAVIA Full HD uses over two million pixels to bring four times more details than a normal TV. The 16:9 aspect ratio of Sony BRAVIA HD makes the pictures look stunningly real. Sony HD TV also allows wider viewing angles.

S-Force Front Surround

If a superb viewing experience is not couple with superior audio quality it's a waste. Sony's new S-Force Front Surround technology improves the digital signal processor to offer much wider listening area. Without buying an external set of speakers or complete home-theater system you can enjoy the virtual surround sound delivered by Sony BRAVIA's in-built speaker system.

BRAVIA Sync

Another exciting feature of Sony BRAVIA LCD Televisions is the BRAVIA Sync. It allows you to start or stop all your Sony entertainment systems, Televisions, DVD/Blu-Ray player, Home Theater System, Handycam etc. with a single button push. 

 

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