This day had started with a big announcement from Sony. In the event that took place in Japan they have announced 12 BRAVIA HDTV shiny 3D. 12 new models are divided into LX900, HX900, HX800, HX700 and NX800 line-up lets you choose the number of features that you want to pay. What we are interested in is the LX900 in – flights on various 3D HDTV is loaded with features never seen before.

So, Sony BRAVIA HDTV has the largest 3D LX900 60-inch screen with a resolution of 1080 x 1920 and things like “The Intelligent Sensor” and “4-speed reduction of crosstalk.” This is a mindboggling number of these features I was talking about. crosstalk reduction means that the picture feed to the screen is adjusted with the best experience for the left and right eye separately. All this happened in the way I understand it can not explain, so if you have a clear vision about it, do not hesitate to share in the comments. People Intelligent Sensor is a little easier. Basically this will change the brightness of the image depends on the intensity of ambient light and even the direction of votes depends on where you are in relation to designing. Latest BRAVIA can even tell if you actually watch TV rather than looking elsewhere and will dim the picture if you do not. Leave it alone for a minute and will shut down all by itself to cut your electric bill a bit. Try and look at the full HD picture is too close and will throw a message saying to pull out because you hurt your eyes too much.

Of course, there are many more to 3D BRAVIA range. Depending on the model they are equipped with wired and wireless LAN, HDMI input, all the rest plus two pairs of 3D glasses, black, gray or pink.

Sony BRAVIA 3D HDTV in Japan rates vary from about 2100 dollars over 40 HX700 inches and go all the way up to 6500 for 60 inch LX900.