Sony to line up new Eco- Friendly Bravia models
Sony is much reputed for its adaptability to the changes of market, and here comes the new releases from the cosmopolitan leaders. The latest Sony Bravia models are greener with eco friendly features and more efficient too. Bravia Engine, much-known for its astute performance and canny video processing has a new line-up Bravia Engine 3, which comes with much longer list of features that makes displays smart, slender state of art. Sony has introduced revolutionary features that offers the same pristine image quality with less carbon foot prints there by saving our planet too. Majority of the Bravia 2009 models has “EU Flower”, which represents that the gadget is eco-friendly and is Greener!
A Glance Through The Features Of Bravia 2009 Models
Bravia 2009 models comes with DLNA certification, that helps seamless transmission of video, music, JPEG images and lots more via wireless mode. USB media player is another gorgeous feature that helps to add features to this multi facet device. Xross Media Bar is yet another speciality of Sony Bravia models, that helps to make operations simple. Applicast is the most marked feature in Bravia 2009 line ups, that helps to access online services and RSS feeds. Widget services are also availed to the users in latest Bravia models. Image quality in Bravia is spick and span, and video processing of Bravia Engine is reported to be treated as a benchmark for most of the LCD TVs.
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The Full HD image clarity is immaculate and provides an ultimate viewing pleasure for the users. Bravia 3 is the latest generation video processing and enhancement technique launched by Sony, which optimises the input sources regardless the broadcasting format. Vividness and vibrancy of the life-like razor sharp images are mind-blowing, and so are the image details. Motion Flow 100Hz technology helps to reduce image blurs and lags in the video signals, especially while displaying fast paced sequences. “Draw The Line” design is adopted in these high end Bravia models, which makes these displays chic and slim. Moreover portability is also increased to considerable extent with these minimalist models.
A Walk Through The Latest Bravia Additions
Six new members are added to Bravia family with the recent innovative technologies including wireless full HD transmission. They are E5500, E5300, WE5, S5500, V5500 and W5500. Sony E5500 Bravia LCD TV comes with a vast array of features like Bravia Engine3, AppliCast, Live Colour, DLNA Motionflow 100Hz with IB Reduction, and USB Media Player along with MPEG 4 AVC HD tuner. It comes in 32” and 40” screen sizes. With black / walnut / aluminium finish. Sony E5300 LCD TV has DLNA, AppliCast, USB Media Player, four HDMI inputs and MPEG 4 AVC HD tuner. It is the perfect choice for bedrooms or study with its small slim 22” profile. Sony WE5 LCD TV is an Eco-TV from Sony that reduces the carbon foot prints that poses serious threat to the ecological balance. Micro-Tubular backlight system is the feature that helps to make this display highly efficant by lowering the power consumption to almost 50 percent. Moreover Energy Saving Switch, a new addition in Bravia 3 Engine, is incorporated in this TV which helps to save power.
Sony S500 LCD TV comes in various screen sizes like 22”, 32”, 37” and 40” with lustrous piano black/ matt black finish to adore any interior. The above-par connectivity and USB media player are the major highlights of this telly. Sony V5500 LCD TV offers a wide range of screens from 22” to 52” with the captivating Draw The Line design and glamorous Piano black Finish to spice up the seducing appearance. It has all features like Live Colour Creation, Applicast, DLNA certified wireless connectivity, XMB, etc that makes it yet another master piece. Sony W5500 LCD TV also offers extensive range of displays from 22 inches to 52 inches, with chic features and bewitching looks. These television series also offer wide range of features including Applicast, XMB, Bravia 3 Engine, MPEG 4 AVC HD Tuner, etc to render supreme quality images bubbling with vibrancy. In short Sony once more showed their skill set and bias towards innovation with the launch of these displays. Will the competing brands turn out with better ones? Let us wait and see..
