Experience premium image quality and wonderful motion detail in a very revolutionary style with the BRAVIA® NX810 Series LCD HDTV with 3D. additionally to a placing Monolithic style, this 3D HDTV options Dynamic Edge LED backlight technology for unbelievable distinction and Wi-Fi connectivity for convenient access to entertainment. Add the Sony 3D sync transmitter and active glasses (each sold separately) to expertise 3D movies and video games in Full HD 1080p or convert 2d to 3D with a push of a button on your remote management.
• LED Flat Panel™ Display Technology
• 46.0 in. Diagonal Size
• 1920x1080 Native Resolution
• 16:9 Native Aspect Ratio
• 45.2 lbs.
• 3D Ready
• 1 Year Warranty Warranty
User Reviews
Almost perfect , December 27, 2010
By J.Walker (Wisconsin)
"I have owned this tv for less than regarding one week, however here are my early impressions:
I tried 2 completely different HDTVs before buying this one. each were edge-lit LED and each exhibited some clouding and flashlighting (very bright screen within the corners). I took an opportunity on this Sony based mostly on the standard of my past Sony product and comments/reviews from others. I even have not been disappointed.
First off, i'd prefer to praise Amazon for obtaining this TV to me quickly and in one piece. From the time I ordered it to plugging it in was but vi days! Pilot was the delivery company and that i don't have anything however nice things to mention regarding them.
From the instant you are taking it out of the box you have got to love the planning of this tv. The front panel is all glass--no plastic bezel round the outside. it's a handsome tv. it's conjointly quite serious.
I put in it on the included base and it sits on a coffee bookcase. It will swivel and also the base install directions offer some cryptic indication that it tilts vi degrees. undecided this one and that i did not try and force it.
Right out of the box the image is incredibly smart. Setup is {simple} and with some terribly simple image changes you'll be enjoying your tv.
I have windows that are directly behind me as I read the tv, however i used to be amazed that the glare isn't overly-distracting. Yes, there's glare, however it doesn't diminish the read or image quality. Your tolerance for such things could vary. I even have blinds and a curtain I will draw for daytime viewing, and there's no downside the least bit there.
As a 3D tv, the decision remains out. The Alice in Wonderland movie I received within the bundle with the tv doesn't play in my PS3, thus I cannot build an analysis of 3D movies. a handful of 3D games are accessible for the Playstation, and that they look pretty smart, notably Wipeout HD. a really smart 3D expertise. i do not apprehend abundant regarding 3D image quality (cross-talk, ghosting, etc.), however it's pretty cool to me.
You can simulate 3D, however it very could be a poor substitute and does not enhance the viewing abundant. this can be the a part of 3D that's pure novelty.
I honestly do not care abundant regarding the 3D side, as this may take it slow to develop. there's thus very little 3D content out there, it's not value upgrading to 3D if you're pleased with your current TV. I purchased this tv as a result of it's in all probability the simplest 2nd set at this value vary.
The problem I had with alternative LEDs was the edge-lit technology. The brightness was inconsistent. This Sony uses a "Dynamic" edge LED backlight. this can be Sony-speak indicating that it provides a lot of precise management of the LED. there's no clouding or flashlighting or alternative inconsistent bright spots within the image. The blacks are terribly dark and also the bright scenes are vivid, however not overly bright or saturated in color.
The Motionflow 240Hz technology refers to the refresh rate of the screen. it's an improvement over 60Hz found on earlier LCDs, however the majority in all probability couldn't tell the distinction between 240Hz and 120Hz (found on most newer LED/LCD). i would not purchase this tv simply because of 240Hz, however it actually enhances the overall viewing expertise.
Once you activate the tv via Sony, you'll use the net video and audio functions. There are dozens of video applications from Netflix, YouTube, Amazon on Demand, and Hulu+, to epicurious.com, crackle.com, and alternative equally obscure video sites. they're smart time wasters and work fine. I stream Netflix and Pandora and have had no troubles the least bit. I even have it hard-wired for web (I have an unreliable router), however I tested the built-in wireless-N wifi, and there have been no issues.
Additionally there are lots of energy-saving options included (LED tvs are a lot of energy-efficient anyway). Of course, the foremost energy-saving issue you'll do is to unplug it and browse a book.
The Bravia snyc is nice. I even have a Sony AV and one remote can operate them each. you'll run all of your peripherals to the Amp and wish only one HDMI to the TV. Of course, your setup are completely different. I even have an older PS3 that the remote won't operate, however I even have heard that the new PS3 slims will make the most of the Bravia sync (as well as bluray, cd, etc.)
**EDIT** the new "slim" PS3 will use Bravia snyc, and you'll use the TV remote to control the bluray!**
Negatives:
The Internet widgets (not to be confused with the apps) are slow and pointless. perhaps the need improve on that within the future.
You have to shop for the 3D transmitter separately. i do not apprehend why they could not build it into the tv. Yes, the glasses are expensive, however to own to shop for the transmitter too, is an insult. simply ensure you get a bundle deal to avoid wasting some $.
The only alternative negative--and what keeps this tv from obtaining an ideal five stars--is the horrible speakers. I even have heard higher sounding transistor radios. I even have fiddled with the settings over and over, and that i still cannot get a good sound out of this tv. I even have it connected to a Sony home theatre, however do not like power it on only for tv (kind of an energy waste, I think), however generally it's a necessity.
A very long review, however to total up:
Excellent (2D) image, convenient web apps, included wireless-N wifi, and crowd pleasing styling. No early warning flags relating to 3D image quality. Horrible audio. Overall I provides it nine out of ten.
**UPDATE**
I got the Alice movie to figure in my PS3, thus I had the chance to observe in 3D. The impact is incredibly nice. With this explicit movie 3D created it higher. Any movie that uses lots of CGI can like 3D. When watching 3D, the screen gets somewhat darker, thus you will need to regulate your image choices to compensate. I failed to notice it to be a drag as we tend to watched in a very dark area. The glasses are somewhat serious and have become slightly painful on my nose when regarding an hour. alittle piece of froth (like a thick moleskin sort product) on the nosepads can cut back the pain. Also, you can not lie down or maybe lean slightly askew whereas watching, as this may negate most, if not all, of the 3D impact. stay up straight young man! No slouching!
Make no mistake, the 3D remains a novelty at this stage, however having a high quality 3D feature on one in all the best-looking 2nd tvs I even have seen is a new bonus. I highly advocate this TV. I even have bumped the star rating {to five|to five} out of 5 (from 4/5) as a result of the 3D part makes up for the poor sound.
9.5 out of 10! "
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