SONY KDL-46X4500 LCD TV

SONY KDL-46X4500 - With a unique ‘floating’ design, the Sony BRAVIA KDL46X4500 looks as good as the images it produces. This flagship TV features Dynamic RGB Full LED technology t (...) See more See less

o create images that perfectly match the original, with an astounding dynamic contrast ration of over 1,000,000:1. Film fans will appreciate the fact this terrific telly boasts 1080p true high definition. Add in clever 24p True Cinema technology, and when the KDL46X4500 is connected to a Blu-Ray disc player, it displays the original 24 frames per second just as the camera first recorded them. So you see and hear exactly what was intended. DRC (Digital Reality Creation) 3.0 also boosts the resolution, ensuring detail-packed images that take full advantage of the 1920 x 1080 panel. Sony’s updated BRAVIA Engine 2 Pro picture enhancement engine, in conjunction with an Advanced Contrast Enhancer, ensures you’ll always experience incredibly clear and defined images, with 100Hz technology reducing flicker. Great picture quality is also matched by great sound with S-Force Front Surround technology that boasts an awesome array of loudspeaker woofers and tweeters. It creates an atmospheric, enveloping surround sound effect with an additional integral subwoofer for extra ‘oomph’. You can even alter the volume of voices without changing the background volume with the nifty Voice Zoom feature. This is great for focussing on your favourite singer, or when you want to keep an annoying commentary to a minimum! DLNA (Digital Living Network Alliance) compatibility is another nifty feature. It means you can access your photos, music and movies from your compatible PC across your home network for extra convenience. For instance, you could play your friends the latest MP3 track you’ve just downloaded, even though your computer is upstairs in the spare bedroom. An on-screen XrossMediaBar eliminates the clumsy navigation you find on some TVs, making it a breeze to browse all the television’s functions. If you have a digital camera, why not take advantage of the Picture Frame mod (Description excerpted from: John Lewis)