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wow new stuff. wonder if they are going to have any promos with the release of the new Sony LCD TVs.

If they do be prepared for a long wait for any freebee. :D

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The way I understand it - the current X series is being replaced with the new W series (incl 100hz/Motionflow), the old W series maps to the new V series (incl 100hz/Motionflow), the new Z series is top of the range and as such better than the current X/XBR series and the new S series is an entry level 1080p range - can anyone confirm? Also please advise if anyone knows if these panels do 24fps natively? Cheers

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The new models (except X-series) have been announced for July release:

http://www.cnet.com.au/tvs/lcd/0,239035307...89839-1s,00.htm

New 32" & 40" V-Series are now 1080p

New 40", 46" and 52" W-Series.

New X-series not until November.

No new X or XBR series until November, well lucky for me as i bought a 52" X on Saturday.

Would of been real po'd if it was otherwise.

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After my dissapointment with the samsungs Id consider a nice 50hz 1080p V or 100hz 1080p W, especiallty if pricinf is near current series (ie $2000 for 40 inch W)

w 52 should be better than current x in motion which is key for me on LCD (New bravia engine) but not quite the same picture (8 bit panel, lesser processing).

Newer 52s seem to be almost $1000 cheaper than current equivalents.

The lack of XMB and glass bezel killed the x for me along with flashlights, clouds, lack of uniformity.

Id still hold off buying .... there was a long thread about holding off purchases!

This could finally be the cheaper pricing mention in the gizmodo article!

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Bravia 2008 release shedule

This is the release shedule for 2008.

Our australian releases typically mimic the european ones, a few months behind the american ones.

the new american models are the:

XBR6 (replacing the XBR4 - which is equal to our X)

XBR7 (replacing the XBR5 - which is equal to our XBR)

XBR8 (a new range of sonys with local backlight dimming)

I think these will be reflected in australian and european releases. How so, i dont know, but am trying to find out as I am tossing up between the sammy 7 series or waiting for these sonys

Sony Offical Site - New XBR Range

The bravias that are supposed to come out in july here are already out in america, the link above is for the new XBRs

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Gday,

I just noticed that the new US versions of the Sony TVs have an Ethernet port at the back. What would that be used for ?

Inputs include:

  • Four 1080/60p 24p HDMI connections
  • Two 1080/60p component inputs
  • 1080/60p PC input
  • Ethernet (RJ-45) port
  • RS-232C connection

Any ideas ?

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Gday,

I just noticed that the new US versions of the Sony TVs have an Ethernet port at the back. What would that be used for ?

Inputs include:

  • Four 1080/60p 24p HDMI connections
  • Two 1080/60p component inputs
  • 1080/60p PC input
  • Ethernet (RJ-45) port
  • RS-232C connection

Any ideas ?

I had heard that some of the new Sony's will be able to conect to the internet for software updates. That might be it.

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Free PS3 with all Full HD LCD TV's.

Including the 32" at $1999. July only. :lol:

Looks like a few Bravias being sold in July.

Hmmm, thinking about that one, with the free PS3 would mean under $1350 for 1080p 32". Good for sitting up close when playing the PS3 or XBox360, like 1m away.

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