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Yperion
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Eγω βλεπω τις τιμες αυτες για μη 3D (μια σειρα πιο κατω)...
Screen sizes include 60 (KDL-60NX800: $4,00), 52 (KDL-52NX800: $3,400) and 46-inch (KDL-46NX800: $2,800)
Αρα μιλαμε για ακομη υψηλοτερη τιμη για την κορυφαια σειρα...
Αν υποθέσουμε ότι η KDL-40NX700 (όχι 3D Ready) κυκλοφορεί στα $2,100 τιμή καταλόγου και περίπου $1,900 τιμή ραφιού (υποθέτω), όπως γράφει στο post # 9 ...
τότε...
....μια KDL-40HX800 (η πιο φθηνή 3D Ready) σε τι τιμή θα κυκλοφορήσει (κατάλογο και ράφι)??
...υποθέσεις κανουμε.... -bye-
τότε...
....μια KDL-40HX800 (η πιο φθηνή 3D Ready) σε τι τιμή θα κυκλοφορήσει (κατάλογο και ράφι)??
...υποθέσεις κανουμε.... -bye-
GeoGeoGeo
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Yperion
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Re: Απάντηση: - SONY TV Line-up 2010 -
Γι'αυτο μιλησα χονδρικα για 2,500 ευρω Χρηστο...-bye-
Γι'αυτο μιλησα χονδρικα για 2,500 ευρω Χρηστο...-bye-
george k.
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- 14 April 2008
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Θα δείξει παιδιά. Αν αφήσουμε τις τιμές στην άκρη, δεν καταλαβαίνω γιατί πέφτει τόση λογοκρισία σε μια τεχνολογία που δεν είδαμε ακόμα. Σαν concept είναι σταθμός. Προστίθεται άλλη μια διάσταση. Η ιδέα ότι θα βλέπουμε ποδόσφαιρο σε 3d εμένα με εξιτάρει.
Τώρα για το αν θα πιάσει τι να λέμε; Αφού το θέλουν οι παραγωγοί συσκευών θα πιάσει. Στο πόλεμο blu ray με hd dvd είδαμε τα studio να πληρώνονται απο τις microsoft,sony,toshiba κατω απο το τραπέζι για να υποστηρίξουν τα φορμά τους (ή να κλωνήσουν τον αντίπαλο), τώρα θα υπάρξει πρόβλημα;
Εξάλλου ποια studio δε θέλουν να μοσχοπουλήσουν το braveheart ας πούμε για τρίτη φορά (dvd,blu ray,3d).
Για τις τιμές θα πω ότι η ελεύθερη αγορά πάντα βρίσκει τις ισορροπίες της. Θα έλθει η ώρα των ρεαλιστικών τιμών.
Τώρα για το αν θα πιάσει τι να λέμε; Αφού το θέλουν οι παραγωγοί συσκευών θα πιάσει. Στο πόλεμο blu ray με hd dvd είδαμε τα studio να πληρώνονται απο τις microsoft,sony,toshiba κατω απο το τραπέζι για να υποστηρίξουν τα φορμά τους (ή να κλωνήσουν τον αντίπαλο), τώρα θα υπάρξει πρόβλημα;
Εξάλλου ποια studio δε θέλουν να μοσχοπουλήσουν το braveheart ας πούμε για τρίτη φορά (dvd,blu ray,3d).
Για τις τιμές θα πω ότι η ελεύθερη αγορά πάντα βρίσκει τις ισορροπίες της. Θα έλθει η ώρα των ρεαλιστικών τιμών.
Sony XBR goes over the edge with full-array local dimming
Videophiles rejoice: Sony goes back to local dimming with the KDL-HX900 series.
Sony skipped LED entirely in 2009 (with one unimpressive exception), but for CES 2010 it announced no fewer than five series of LCD TVs with LED backlights.
Among those five, only the KDL-HX900 series has local dimming with a full array of LEDs behind the screen, not arranged along the edge, so we expect this set to receive the most interest from videophiles. We'll have to wait for a review sample before we can see how it performs, but we're expecting good things.
Otherwise the HX900 is quite similar to the step-down KDL-HX800 in the company's lineup, although Sony does tout an ambient light sensor that we doubt will interest videophiles at all.
Sony XBR-HX900 features:
Videophiles rejoice: Sony goes back to local dimming with the KDL-HX900 series.
Sony skipped LED entirely in 2009 (with one unimpressive exception), but for CES 2010 it announced no fewer than five series of LCD TVs with LED backlights.
Among those five, only the KDL-HX900 series has local dimming with a full array of LEDs behind the screen, not arranged along the edge, so we expect this set to receive the most interest from videophiles. We'll have to wait for a review sample before we can see how it performs, but we're expecting good things.
Otherwise the HX900 is quite similar to the step-down KDL-HX800 in the company's lineup, although Sony does tout an ambient light sensor that we doubt will interest videophiles at all.
Sony XBR-HX900 features:
- Full-array LED backlight with local dimming
- 3D compatible
- 240Hz refresh rate
- Bravia Video interactive suite with Netflix, Amazon Video on Demand, YouTube, NPR, Yahoo Widgets and more
- Optional-in Wi-Fi connection
- Sony Bravia XBR-52HX900: 52-inch, available summer 2010, price TBD
- Sony Bravia XBR-46HX900: 46-inch, available summer 2010, price TBD
Sony integrates 3D, Wi-Fi in flagship LED-based LCD
LAS VEGAS--Sony announced a trio of 3D-capable HDTVs at CES 2010, but only the most-expensive model, the XBR-LX900, actually includes a pair of the glasses you'll need to enjoy 3D content.
Sony's glasses use an active LC shutter system. The right and left lenses in the glasses alternately darken and lighten, too quickly to perceive, while the TV synchronously displays the corresponding right- and left-eye-specific images. The result: when you're watching 3D content, is a stereoscopic 3D effect.
The LX900 also distinguishes itself with a built-in Wi-Fi connection, allowing wireless access to your home network and the Internet. Of course, this flagship Sony includes all of the interactive goodies found on other Sony TVs, such as Netflix, Amazon Video on Demand, and more, it can also stream videos, photos and music via your home network thanks to its DLNA compatibility.
We also liked the presence sensor, which turned off the TV automatically when you leave the room (technically, the range of its sensor). The improved version on the LX900 has face detection as well as a couple of other extras. According to Sony: "The sensor detects if you've stepped away from the TV or are not watching the screen and automatically dims the backlight. After an extended period, the TV will turn off if no one has re-entered the viewing area. Additionally, the Intelligent Presence Sensor's newly added Position Control feature detects a user's viewing position to deliver optimized video/sound balance, while the Distance Alert feature helps to keep small children at an eye-friendly distance."
Unlike the step-down XBR-HX900, the other Sony set to earn the company's high-end "XBR" prefix, the LX900 lacks the full-array local-dimming LED backlight, instead making due with edge-lit LED technology sans dimming. The result is a thin panel but, if past experience is any indication, the LX900 won't equal the level of performance we've seen on LED sets with true local dimming.
http://ces.cnet.com/8301-31045_1-10427442-269.html
LAS VEGAS--Sony announced a trio of 3D-capable HDTVs at CES 2010, but only the most-expensive model, the XBR-LX900, actually includes a pair of the glasses you'll need to enjoy 3D content.
Sony's glasses use an active LC shutter system. The right and left lenses in the glasses alternately darken and lighten, too quickly to perceive, while the TV synchronously displays the corresponding right- and left-eye-specific images. The result: when you're watching 3D content, is a stereoscopic 3D effect.
The LX900 also distinguishes itself with a built-in Wi-Fi connection, allowing wireless access to your home network and the Internet. Of course, this flagship Sony includes all of the interactive goodies found on other Sony TVs, such as Netflix, Amazon Video on Demand, and more, it can also stream videos, photos and music via your home network thanks to its DLNA compatibility.
We also liked the presence sensor, which turned off the TV automatically when you leave the room (technically, the range of its sensor). The improved version on the LX900 has face detection as well as a couple of other extras. According to Sony: "The sensor detects if you've stepped away from the TV or are not watching the screen and automatically dims the backlight. After an extended period, the TV will turn off if no one has re-entered the viewing area. Additionally, the Intelligent Presence Sensor's newly added Position Control feature detects a user's viewing position to deliver optimized video/sound balance, while the Distance Alert feature helps to keep small children at an eye-friendly distance."
Unlike the step-down XBR-HX900, the other Sony set to earn the company's high-end "XBR" prefix, the LX900 lacks the full-array local-dimming LED backlight, instead making due with edge-lit LED technology sans dimming. The result is a thin panel but, if past experience is any indication, the LX900 won't equal the level of performance we've seen on LED sets with true local dimming.
http://ces.cnet.com/8301-31045_1-10427442-269.html
Sony OLED 3D TV eyes-on
Hey! Don't run away just because this here display has 3D in its name -- it's optional don't you know. Sony is showing off its 24.5-inch OLED television here at CES, and we have to admit to being blown away once more by the sheer vibrancy and clarity of the output. The jump from the 15-inch panels that are still very sparsely available in retail channels is most welcome. We can totally envision spending our happily ever after with one of these screens serving all of our visual needs, 3D or otherwise. Sony's reps couldn't tell us when these will make it to market, but the pics below should whet appetites appropriately.
PHOTO GALLERY
http://www.engadget.com/2010/01/07/sony-oled-3d-tv-eyes-on/
Hey! Don't run away just because this here display has 3D in its name -- it's optional don't you know. Sony is showing off its 24.5-inch OLED television here at CES, and we have to admit to being blown away once more by the sheer vibrancy and clarity of the output. The jump from the 15-inch panels that are still very sparsely available in retail channels is most welcome. We can totally envision spending our happily ever after with one of these screens serving all of our visual needs, 3D or otherwise. Sony's reps couldn't tell us when these will make it to market, but the pics below should whet appetites appropriately.
PHOTO GALLERY
http://www.engadget.com/2010/01/07/sony-oled-3d-tv-eyes-on/
Μεγαλώνει..μεγαλώνει....αλλά DO NOT TOUCH !!!
CES 2010: Gran Turismo 5 3D Footage (Off-Screen)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=09PjV3MYkz8&feature=channel
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=09PjV3MYkz8&feature=channel
CES 2010 - Sony BRAVIA TV range for 2010 HX, LX and NX
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=48OiPU80aLg
CES 2010 - Sony 3D TV
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fu47JcgJ-C0
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=48OiPU80aLg
CES 2010 - Sony 3D TV
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fu47JcgJ-C0
Οποτε η φετινη σειρα HX ειναι αυτη που αντικαθηστα τηνπερσινη X4500 απο οτι καταλαβα με βαση των τεχνικων χαρακτηριστικων.Για αυτη με βλεπω να καταληγω,λογω direct LED και οχι Edge LED για καλυτερη αποδοση στην εικονα.Αυτο το καινουργιο πανελ ''opticontrast'' οπως το αποκαλουν ελπιζω μονο να εναι το UV2A γιατι δεν το διευκρινιζουν....Οπως δεν διευκρινιζουν αν χρησιμοποιουν λευκα LED ή RGB οπως με τη περσινη Χ4500.
Αντε να δουμε τι τιμη θα εχει η 52αρα:FSGSFGS4:
Αντε να δουμε τι τιμη θα εχει η 52αρα:FSGSFGS4:
καλισπερα παιδια! Μολις πηρα τηλεφωνον την Sony και μου ειπανε πως η KDL-52NX800 θα ερθει 10 Μαρτιου και η τιμη της ειναι στα 2,600 ευρω!!!!!
Δηλαδη η 52LX900 που θα φτασει??? αν και η κοπελια στο τηλεφωνο δεν ηξερε ποτε ακριβως θα ερθει ουτε ποσο κανει!!!
Δηλαδη η 52LX900 που θα φτασει??? αν και η κοπελια στο τηλεφωνο δεν ηξερε ποτε ακριβως θα ερθει ουτε ποσο κανει!!!
Εγώ πάντως θέλω να δω την ΗΧ900:
http://www.sony.gr/product/t46-hx-series/kdl-46hx900
LED + local dimming... Τα "edge led" κάπως δεν μου πάνε μαζί με "καλή εικόνα"...
http://www.sony.gr/product/t46-hx-series/kdl-46hx900
LED + local dimming... Τα "edge led" κάπως δεν μου πάνε μαζί με "καλή εικόνα"...