Sony has updated a lineup of TVs

Corporation Sony has presented four new series of the LCD-TVs which sales will begin within 2010 – LX900, HX900, NX800 and EX700. In total 40, 46, 52 and 60 iches have been announced more than ten new models with a diagonal of the screen 32.

Heads a lineup series Bravia LX900. Its structure includes models with light-emitting diode illumination, the processor of processing of images Bravia Engine 3 and by support of display of 3D-films with Full the HD-permission – for this purpose complete with each TV is delivered on steam of active stereo glasses. Besides it, series models possess built in support Wi-Fi 802.11n and technology of updating of the screen with a speed of 240 Hz. At last, they are equipped by the gauge of presence of the spectator – if it is not present, the deviice is automatically swithed off.

In TVs of series HX900 there is no gauge of presence and Wi-Fi, however there is the technology of local blackout which is absent in LX900 in view of more simple design of system of illumination (in LX900 diodes are located on perimetre, in HX900 – on all area of the panel). The technology of local blackout allows to receive more contrast image and deeper black colour. In models of series NX800 there is no support 3D.

All new TVs presented Sony, except for series EX700, unites so-called monolithic (Monolithic) design. Its basic attributes are the minimalism, acute angles, a small thickness, black colour of the case.

Cost of TVs depends on a series and size of the screen and varies in limits from $1 thousand to $4,6 thousand