Specs
- 1080p native resolution
- USB port for accessing digital content
- Bravia Engine 1
- 8-bit panel
- Inputs: 4xHDMI 1.3, 2xComponent, Composite
Z-Series, W-Series, and V-Series features
60p and 24p support - these sets can accept Blu-Ray content that is delivered at 24 frames per second with a progressive picture. They also accept a progressive signal that is delivered at 60 frames per second, this is most common in video games. Both the HDMI and Component video inputs can handle these signals.
Bravia Sync - control the other components in your home theater system, such as your A/V receiver and DVD player, directly from the TV. The other components must be Bravia sync compatible.
USB port - view pictures and audio stored on a USB mass storage device.
Difference between V-Series and XBR6 Series
The XBR6 series is the higher end model and features a 10-bit panel, instead of 8-bit, and also uses the Bravia Engine 2, instead of the older Bravia Engine 1. Both of these differences should result in a cleaner more vibrant picture.
Features found on all 2008 Sony LCD TVs
Digital Media Extender - this is a proprietary port that acts as a central gateway for future add-ons to be installe to expand the functionality of the TV. The first add-on available is the Bravia Internet Link module that lets you view video content from the Internet. Sony claims future add-ons will be available with more features.
Models
