Look What Happens To The Sony Bravia Series !

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what we should expect from a new Beovision ? 

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 Flimsy thin and lowest profile ever. Best thing is that it comes with

two versions - TV or pure display monitor.

Power yields 190W only, just beat the hell out of many LCD or plasma this size.

To be launched in Nov 2008


I think you will need a separate box to house the power supply and connections which really makes it kinda the same. However, you do get a slim profile.

Honestly I don't see the point in it. It isn't supposed to be portable, so there isn't much point in making them so thin. I'd understand if it were a thinner bezel, because that adds to the viewing pleasure, but thin, it goes up against a wall.

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This smacks of how LCD TVs were when they first came out - screen with separate TV tuner box. Also WiFi is not the most reliable technology. It would be interesting to see what happens when someone starts using a microwave or cordless phone! Also, what happens if the signal drops off "oh sorry guys that you were watching that crucial point in the football match, please wait patiently whilst I reset the router".

 That said, it is very stylish and if they can iron out problems that I perceive they will have, it would be interesting.
 

It makes me laugh - if B&O had done this, folk would be salivating!

btw - the separate box thing was seen to be a good idea with the BV4.

I don't want to pick fault with companies that have a never ending stream of new product and are trying to move things forward by continuing to try new/different things. In fact I'm more likely to worry about those that don't😮

wonderfulelectric:
I think you will need a separate box to house the power supply and connections which really makes it kinda the same. However, you do get a slim profile.

Not quite - I understand the data transfer from the box to the panel is wireless!

 Oh my! Then that will be quite a treat for the senses.  Are you very sure though? Transmitting HD data wirelessly? Not very possible with the current technology I think. What I like is that Sony is starting to use 120hz panels; I made that out by reading those stamp thing they have on site.  

Puncher:

It makes me laugh - if B&O had done this, folk would be salivating!

btw - the separate box thing was seen to be a good idea with the BV4.

I don't want to pick fault with companies that have a never ending stream of new product and are trying to move things forward by continuing to try new/different things. In fact I'm more likely to worry about those that don't😮

Saw this at the preview of IFA - had no problems with using my phone next to it!

What is truly impressive is the picture quality- within 3 years we will have sensible priced oled and  is a 21" already in the pipeline- it is an absolute leap ahead in picture quality from anything now available. response time is 1000 faster than LCD

 Jeez three years. I might have bought quite a few tvs by then. Kinda ridiculous how slow OLED is developing. Remember the time when BV 9 was supposedly OLED? 

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