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Sony BRAVIA 46EX700
$1,700.00
Released February, 2010
The Pros:Ambient light sensor is calibrated perfectly, doesn't make the display too dim or too bright. Low power draw, exceeding Energy Star ratings. SD upconversion is well handled without the still-frame interpolation problems.
The Cons:Presence sensor tends to turn the TV off if viewers haven't moved around enough to let it know they're still there. Requires a proprietary adapter to use wireless. Contrast diminishes when viewed off-center.
The 46EX700 is a 46" LCD HDTV from Sony's BRAVIA EX700 Series for 2010 and is an upgrade in size to the 40EX700. The TV is designed ultra-slim, at only 22mm thick, and has edge LED-backlighting for high dynamic contrast.
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It features a full HD resolution of 1080p and offers a MotionFlow 120Hz refresh rate for reduced motion blur. The TV also has integrated 10-watt stereo speakers with 5.1-channel output and Dolby Digital technology. The 46EX700 includes an Ambient Sensor which adjust the picture color based on the lighting conditions and has a Presence Sensor which turns off the picture when no one is in the room. It also offers Bravia Internet video for video streaming and USB, PC, ethernet, composite, HD component, and 4 HDMI ports. The TV is expected to be released in February 2010 and has a suggested retail price of $1700.
Features/Specs
- 40" LCD Display
- Full HD 1080p Resolution
- MotionFlow 120Hz Refresh Rate
- Ambient Sensor & LightSensor Technology
- Bravia Internet Video
- Presence Sensor
- Slim Design with Edge LED-Backlighting
- Integrated 10-watt Stereo Speakers
- 5.1-channel Audio Output
- Dolby Digital Technology
- Connectivity: 4 x HDMI, 2 x HD Component, PC, 2 x Composite, USB, Ethernet
- Glossy Black Bezel
- 1 year warranty
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ambient light sensor is calibrated perfectly, doesn't make the display too dim or too bright
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low power draw, exceeding Energy Star ratings
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SD upconversion is well handled without the still-frame interpolation problems
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matte finish on the screen effective in dealing with brightly lit rooms - no visible reflections of any kind
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presence sensor tends to turn the TV off if viewers haven't moved around enough to let it know they're still there
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requires a proprietary adapter to use wireless
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contrast diminishes when viewed off-center
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speakers create very weak and hollow sound, need to be turned way up to hear dialog properly
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