Sony Announces Three Additions To 3D HDTV Line-Up

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BRAVIA_NX810_front.gif Sony announced three new additions to their 3D HDTV line-up today. The three new models are part of the BRAVIA KDL-NX810 Edge LED LCD 3D HDTV series.

The BRAVIA KDL-NX810 3D HDTV series features a 1080p 3D screen that utilizes DynamicEdge LED back lighting which locally dims, as well as a light sensor that adjusts the backlight to account for the room light. The new televisions will also come with Sony's Motionflow PRO 240Hz technology, designed to smooth motion and reduce judder. Each model also comes equipped with built-in Wi-Fi for network connectivity and BRAVIA internet and widgets, a system of applications that allow the user to view news, weather, stock information, and video from the internet on their television.

The BRAVIA KDL-60NX810 features a 60-inch screen and has an MSRP of $4,700.

The BRAVIA KDL-55NX810 has a 55-inch screen and an MSRP of $3,700.

The final model, the BRAVIA KDL-46NX810, comes with a 46-inch screen and an MSRP of $3,000.


For more information on Sony and 3D please read the following HomeTheaterReview.com articles:

Sony's First 3D Bravia HDTVs
Sony Delivers 3D-Capable HDTVs and Home Audio and Video Products
Samsung UN55C7000 55-inch 3D LED HDTV Reviewed

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