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Sony KDL-40XBR9

Photo gallery:Sony KDL-XBR9 series Sony has always reserved its XBR moniker for its most-expensive HDTVs, and the 2009 KDL-XBR9 lineup is no exception. These sets cost a bundle, and while they deliver plenty of features, including a lot of built-in interactive add-ons, they can't match the video quality of the...

Tags: Sony Corp., Sony KDL-XBR9, XBR9

Product reviews 2009-05-07

Sony KDL-52XBR9

Photo gallery:Sony KDL-XBR9 series Sony has always reserved its XBR moniker for its most-expensive HDTVs, and the 2009 KDL-XBR9 lineup is no exception. These sets cost a bundle, and while they deliver plenty of features, including a lot of built-in interactive add-ons, they can't match the video quality of the...

Tags: Sony Corp., Sony KDL-XBR9, XBR9

Product reviews 2009-05-07

Sony KDL-46XBR9

Photo gallery:Sony KDL-XBR9 series Sony has always reserved its XBR moniker for its most-expensive HDTVs, and the 2009 KDL-XBR9 lineup is no exception. These sets cost a bundle, and while they deliver plenty of features, including a lot of built-in interactive add-ons, they can't match the video quality of the...

Tags: Sony Corp., XBR9, Sony KDL-XBR9

Product reviews 2009-05-07

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Sony Bravia KDL-46W5100

Photo gallery: Sony KDL-W5100 seriesThis year most major TV makers are using interactive features to distinguish themselves from the others, and unlike differences in black level performance and off-angle viewing, it's easy for shoppers to tell the various interactive add-ons apart. Whether they actually want said add-ons is...

Tags: Performance management, TVs, TV & Home Theater, Sony Corp., W5100, Sony KDL-W5100, Sony KDL-W5100 series

Product reviews 2009-09-08

The Internet's migration to the TV

Or use Windows Media Centerand do pretty much everything you talked about now. Or a few years ago.And no, Apple won't do a DVR. Why let you record for free (well, what you are paying already) when they can try to sell it to you from iTunes?RE: The...

Tags: TVs, TV & Home Theater, TV, Internet, interactivity

Discussion threads 2009-08-26

Sony KDL-52V5100

Photo gallery: Sony KDL-V5100 series Sony's extensive LCD lineup includes a range of higher-end models, but the KDL-V5100 is not among them. This is Sony's least expensive series of 2009 HDTVs to include 120Hz processing, and it lacks the interactive extras and design complexities of its step-up brethren....

Tags: TVs, menu system, Sony Corp., V5100, Sony KDL-V5100

Product reviews 2009-06-19

Samsung LN52B750

Photo gallery: Samsung LNB750 seriesOne of our favorite HDTVs of 2008 was the Samsung LN52A650, which has remained in our lab for more than a year as a comparison model representing LCD TVs that use a conventional backlight as opposed to LEDs. Now that 240Hz processing has arrived...

Tags: Monitors & displays, Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd., Samsung LNB750, Samsung LNB750 series, LCD

Product reviews 2009-05-14

Sony KDL-XBR9 series--photos

Sony's high-end KDL-XBR9 series of LCD TV offers a bundle of extras and solid picture quality, but the price will turn off most buyers. by CNET News.com

Tags: Sony Corp., Photograph, Series, Monitors & Displays, TVs, Tv & Home Theater, Hardware, Components, Personal Technology, Home Entertainment, CNET News.com

Image galleries 2009-05-07

Sony adds more networked Bravias to its 2009 HDTV lineup

This year is shaping up to be the one where TV makers have decided they need to bring the Internet to their sets, in most cases in the form of widgets that display streaming information while viewers are checking out their favorite shows. Sony already announced a couple of networked...

Tags: Sony Corp., TV Company, HDTV, W 5100 Series, Ethernet, Tv & Home Theater, Video On Demand (VoD), Pricing, TVs, Networking, Personal Technology, Home Entertainment, Marketing, Sean Portnoy

Blog posts 2009-03-03

CES 2009: Sony launches eco line of Bravia TVs, adds Internet Widgets to XBR, Z series sets

At yesterday's news conference, Sony introduced a few novel products for the company, but when it came to HDTVs, there were no major announcements. Along with adding 240Hz refresh rates and its InternetLink features to more sets, the biggest news was a new series of energy-efficient TVs that fall under...

Tags: Sony Corp., IBM zSeries, Internet, VE5 Series, TVs, Mainframes, Tv & Home Theater, Servers, Personal Technology, Home Entertainment, Hardware, Sean Portnoy

Blog posts 2009-01-08