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Building upon the momentum of the recently announced XBR®
TV lineup featuring its breakthrough Super Fine Pitch™
CRT, Sony Electronics today announced two new 16:9 FD Trinitron
Sony WEGA televisions with advanced technologies
to produce brilliant, high-quality picture and images.
The widescreen Hi-Scan 1080i wega models-- the 34-inch KV-34HS510
and the 30-inch KV-30HS510-- incorporate such enhanced performance
technologies as the HD Detailer™ wideband video amplifier
and the Scrolling Channel Index™ view function that
enable home theater enthusiasts to optimize the display of
high definition content when paired with a compatible top
box.
The new Sony KV-34HS510 and the Sony KV-30HS510 wega television
vmodels embody state-of-the-art picture performance, convenience
features, and trend-setting design. This year's HS models
incorporate these performance-enhancing features including:
HD Detailer™ wideband video amplifier, which reproduces
finer image details when utilizing such high definition sources
as an HD set top box and HD satellite receiver; and ClearEdge
VM™ wide-bandwidth velocity modulation scanning, which
doubles the bandwidth capacity from last year's models, enhancing
not only conventional bandwidth, but higher frequency sources
like DVD players and satellite receivers to take full advantage
of the 1080i widescreen chassis for exceptional clarity and
depth.
The 2003 models continue to feature Digital Reality Creation
™ MultiFunction circuitry, CineMotion™ reverse
3:2 pulldown technology for optimum film-based video source
display, Multi-Image Driver-X with Scrolling Channel Index™
viewing feature, Flexible Twin-View™ 2-tuner picture-and-picture,
and SRS® TruSurround® sound for powerful audio performance.
The KV-34HS510 and KV-30HS510 wega models also incorporate
a Memory Stick® media slot for viewing JPEG images. With
full screen, index, or slide show viewing options, this feature
provides a convenient way to showcase images taken with Memory
Stick media-enabled digital still cameras and camcorders.
For exceptional digital connection, the new models incorporate
a Digital Visual Interface (DVI-HDTV) connection that enables
copy-protected, high-definition video content to be delivered
to the unit from a DVI/HDCP (High-bandwidth Digital Content
Protection) compatible set-top box, such as Sony's SAT-HD200
HD/DIRECTV receiver.
In addition to the DVI-HDTV interface, Sony's new HS models
also contain two HD component video inputs (Y/PB/PR), offering
the highest quality connections available today to DVD players
and outstanding performance with HD receiver/decoders.
The wega KV-34HS510 will be available in August for about
$2,000. Consumers can also find the KV-30HS510 in September
for about $1,500.
The HS series also includes two 4:3 aspect ratio models--
the KV-32HS510 and KV-36HS510—which will be available
in May for about $1,300 and $1,800, respectively.
Created especially for displaying optimum high resolution
pictures like high-definition broadcasts, the new Super Fine
Pitch™ CRT features a proprietary Super Fine Pitch aperture
grill with a 65 percent increase in the number of vertical
"slits," which improves image resolution, for crisp,
brilliant, high-quality picture reproduction from corner to
corner. Together with a new High Focus electron gun and high
intensity luminescent phosphor, the Super Fine Pitch CRT delivers
exceptional picture depth. The improvement is immediately
noticeable, with no visible vertical lines on the screen.
The KV-34XBR910 and KV-30XBR910 WEGA TVs will be available
in July for about $2,500 and $2,000, respectively. The industry's
largest CRT direct-view TV-- the KV-40XBR800-- will continue
to be marketed through 2003 and sell for about $3,000.
Sony's FV series, available in 27-, 32- and 36-inch screen
sizes, offer high performance and chic design at excellent
values. The new models incorporate performance enhancing ClearEdge
VM™ wideband velocity modulation scanning, High Voltage
Regulator and DynaBlack™ picture enhancement for accurate
contrast, and improved focus with high quality digital content
from such sources as satellite receivers and DVD players.
Housed in an "arc" design featuring elegant two-tone
cosmetics, the FV310 models feature a 3-D Digital Comb Filter,
the popular 2-tuner picture-in-picture, Auto 16:9 Enhanced
Mode, and a powerful audio design that includes SRS® TruSurround®
sound processing with WOW™ Audio Effect.
Scheduled for shipment in June, the FV series will retail
for about $650 to $1,300.
The industry's leading entry level flatscreen direct-view,
FS100 series, available in 13-, 20-, 24-, 27-, 32- and 36-inch
screen sizes, will continue for about $200 to $1,000, depending
on the size.
The step-up FS210 models, available in 27-, 32- and 36-inch
screen sizes sporting a new arc side speaker design, 2 tuner
Picture-in-Picture feature and dual component (Y/PB/PR) inputs
will be available in June for about $550 to $1,100, depending
on the screen size.
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