Sony has unveiled a new range of Bravia TVs, adding to its impressive line-up. These new models are fitted with 500GB hard drives and come with the ability to transfer data from external USB hard disk drives, allowing you to increase your storage when required. This innovative feature ensures that users can enjoy a seamless viewing experience without worrying about running out of storage space.
The new 500GB drives included in the TVs allow you to record up to 65 hours of high-definition television and play it back at your leisure. This means you can easily record your favorite shows, movies, and sports events and watch them whenever you want. If you then add extra storage, already recorded movies and shows can be moved to external drives and re-arranged to suit using both external and internal drives for storage. This flexibility is perfect for users who have extensive media libraries and need a convenient way to manage their content.
Advanced Features and Specifications
The flagship model, the 40-inch KDL-40EX52H (pictured above), also features an LED edge-lit display with full HD resolution, providing stunning picture quality and vibrant colors. This model is equipped with a double digital TV tuner, allowing you to watch one channel while recording another. Additionally, it includes Ethernet connectivity for easy access to online content and streaming services. The TV also boasts 10W×2ch speakers, delivering clear and powerful audio, and 3 HDMI ports for connecting multiple devices such as gaming consoles, Blu-ray players, and sound systems. When released in Japan during March, it will be priced at $1,800.
The other models in the range include the Sony 32-inch KDL-32EX42H, priced at $1,340, and the 22-inch KDL-22EX42H, priced at $1,100. These models also feature LED edge-lit displays and full HD resolution, ensuring excellent picture quality across the board. Like the flagship model, they come with built-in 500GB hard drives and support for external USB storage, providing the same level of flexibility and convenience. These models are also set to be released in Japan during March 2011.
Enhanced User Experience
Sony’s new Bravia range is designed to enhance the user experience in several ways. The inclusion of large internal storage and support for external drives means that users can easily manage their media collections without the need for additional devices. This is particularly beneficial for households with multiple viewers, as it allows for personalized content libraries and easy access to favorite shows and movies.
Moreover, the LED edge-lit displays provide superior picture quality, making these TVs ideal for watching high-definition content. The full HD resolution ensures that every detail is crisp and clear, whether you’re watching a blockbuster movie or a live sports event. The double digital TV tuner is another standout feature, as it allows for greater flexibility in viewing and recording content.
The Ethernet connectivity opens up a world of online content, from streaming services like Netflix and Hulu to social media platforms and web browsing. This makes the new Bravia range a versatile entertainment hub that can cater to all your viewing needs.
The flagship model, the 40-inch KDL-40EX52H (pictured above), also features an LED edge-lit display with full HD resolution, a double digital TV tuner, Ethernet, 10W×2ch speakers, and 3 HDMI ports and when released in Japan during March will be priced at $1,800.
The other models include the Sony 32-inch KDL-32EX42H priced at $1,340 and the 22-inch KDL-22EX42H priced at $1,100 also to be released in Japan during March 2011.
Via Gizmodo
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