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Sony BRAVIA KDL-40XBR9
$2,500.00
Released March, 2009
The Pros:Color balances richness with realism, and has reasonably dark blacks. Colors stand out even with dynamic contrast off - look even more realistic that way. Comes with a matte anti-glare finish, can be viewed with daylight streaming in through the windows without a problem.
The Cons:Limited viewing angle, even a few degrees off from center shows some issues. The Internet interface is limited and sluggish.
The BRAVIA XBR9 line of HDVT televisions is Sony's first expansion of the XBR product line for 2009 and marries the standard 1080p native resolution with the introduction of Motionflow 240Hz technology.
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For more information refer to the full XBR9 Series report.
Specifications
- 1080p native resolution
- Motionflow 240Hz Technology
- BRAVIA Engine 3
- Integrated Internet Link with Yahoo Widgets and Video streaming
- WCG-CCFL backlighlighting
- BRAVIA Link
- BRAVIA Sync
- XMB Interface
- Inputs: 4xHDMI, Component, VGA
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color balances richness with realism, and has reasonably dark blacks
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colors stand out even with dynamic contrast off - look even more realistic that way
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comes with a matte anti-glare finish, can be viewed with daylight streaming in through the windows without a problem
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TV boots up quickly, switches resolutions quickly, and changes HD channels quickly
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built-in speakers are reasonable quality, with natural midrange and clear dialog
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clean-looking design with a very thin bezel around the edge
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limited viewing angle, even a few degrees off from center shows some issues
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the Internet interface is limited and sluggish
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