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SXRD technology is the latest display technology developed by the legendary television engineers at Sony to meet and exceed the demands of a High Definition image at its full 1080 line resolution. Digitally transmitted High Definition signals can contain over 2 million individual detail points that need to be displayed accurately and rapidly. SXRD displays those 2 million detail points per SXRD panel accurately since the 3 SXRD chips actually contain enough pixels to fully display a 1080 line picture without interlacing it. SXRD has the speed to create a smooth, film like image. The SXRD chips have a blistering 2.5ms response time (total rise and fall time), which exceeds the demands of even the most rapidly moving High Definition images. And SXRD creates highly accurate, natural colors because the 3-chip design displays all the colors, all the time.
- Full HD (1920 x 1080)Picture Resolution with SXRD chip
- 3 SXRD chips (R/G/B), Over 2 Million Pixels each.
- Contrast Ratio up to 10000:1
- 1080p Input for Full HD via HDMI rear connections (x2)
- Bottom Speaker. Slim and Stylish Design.
Sony Grand WEGA KDS-50A2000 50-Inch SXRD 1080p Rear Projection HDTV Reviews
Sony Grand WEGA KDS-50A2000 50-Inch SXRD 1080p Rear Projection HDTV Reviews
| 171 of 176 people found the following review helpful:  By far the best Rear Projection technology I've seen, By This review is from: Sony Grand WEGA KDS-50A2000 50-Inch SXRD 1080p Rear Projection HDTV (Electronics) My TV history: I've owned a Sony KF42WE610 set, which is an LCD Rear Proj. TV. I have helped purchase (and tweak) a Samsung HLP4663W DLP set for my parents, which replaced an older Mitsubishi CRT RPTV. I also own a 26" Syntax LT26HVE flat-panel LCD which I use as my PC monitor. I think it's fair to say I've seen my share of HDTVs. Well, my parents bought me this set as a graduation gift, to replace my Sony LCD set which was lost in a housefire. And boy, am I ever pleased with it. Sony's SXRD (their proprietary version of LCOS, or Liquid Crystal on Silicon) technology is easily superior to all of the above-mentioned techs (including Plasma, which I have not owned, but have viewed relatively extensively). It is offered at a "Sony mark-up" but not a tremendous one in terms of other 1080p-capable sets. What really blows away competing technologies in the current marketplace is the black level. Sony's SXRD has, for the first time, equaled the deep, inky, rich... Read more 78 of 90 people found the following review helpful:  Beautiful, but don't expect miracles with NTSC or even 480i digital feeds, By Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Sony Grand WEGA KDS-50A2000 50-Inch SXRD 1080p Rear Projection HDTV (Electronics) Before you buy, think about the source of the material that you watch. If it is mostly NTSC video (analog TV), I wouldn't bother. If it is mostly digital cable (480i), I still wouldn't bother. If you mostly watch standard-def DVD's, will soon be watching HD DVD's/Blu-ray, or HDTV feeds, then I would say GO FOR IT. IMHO, standard definition TV (NTSC) looks fair, standard definition DVD's (through an excellent upconverting DVD player like the Toshiba HD-A1) look very good and HD-DVD's look AWESOME. Even when I messed with the settings, I just couldn't get NTSC video to look any better than what I would consider tolerable. Standard definition DVD's, however, look very good. The resolution is not near as good as HD DVD, but it is pretty good and the color reproduction is phenomenal. I watched Star Wars Episode One on the new TV (through the HD-A1) and saw colors and detail I had never seen before. I am excited about watching all the standard def DVD's in... Read more 14 of 14 people found the following review helpful: Great TV, By SaveFerris (Nashville, TN USA) - See all my reviews This review is from: Sony Grand WEGA KDS-50A2000 50-Inch SXRD 1080p Rear Projection HDTV (Electronics) This is somewhat lengthy but if you're going to spend $2,000 on a TV it's worth spending a minute reading up on it. I purchased this TV a month or so ago. I actually purchased three TV's, put them all in my house to see which one I liked best and kept the Sony. I also had the Samsung HLS-5086W, and Toshiba 50HM66. One 1080p and two 720p sets. I purchased the 1080p Sony instead of the 720p model because I got it for a great price, it was the smallest premium for the 1080p model instead of the 720p model from the three manufactures. I think it's gone up some since I purchased it though - prices for micro-display rear projection TV's fluctuated wildly in December and January. The picture quality is outstanding. It was the best of all the TV's I took home. I'm pretty picky and while this TV isn't perfect for me it has the best picture and ultimately that's what matters most. The TV has more settings to adjust the picture then you'll likely need... Read more |
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