Tag: sony-hdtv

  • Video View Expanded by Sony’s Wearable HDTV


    Sony has devised a virtual-reality headset that simulates a real video situation by allowing you to expand the view by moving your head side to side or up and down. The wearable HDTV that comes with a price tag of $1,000 worked as expected in a demonstration staged by Sony.

    The HMZ-T3W is able to fit on your head snugly even if you are wearing glasses, although you need some assistance to strap it on. Straps at the back of the head provides a snug fit while a big soft pad on the forehead makes it comfortable to wear.

    The device is relatively light weight, as it weighs 11.3 ounces, making it quite easy to wear it on through a full length movie. Two diagonal screens that measure 0.7 inches are featured on the hooded viewer. A high definition image with a resolution of 720p is delivered by the two screens to each eye. It also features slider knobs that are fitted under the screens to help the user focus.

    In a demo that is hosted on the international CES show, you will be placed on a motorcycle that is racing down through the English countryside. You can view the pavement by looking down or the clouds by looking up.The device also features a censor that is placed on the back straps to capture the motions during the demo. The sensor is used to measure the users head movement in order for the view on both screens to be shifted in accordance with the movements.

  • CES 2014: New Bravia HDTV Lineup Announced by Sony


    An all new HDTV lineup from Sony is on display this week at CES 2014. A number of HDTVs will be included in the Bravia series including the W630B, the W850B, and the W950B.

    All the new releases will feature top notch technological advancements that Sony hopes will take it back to the premier position in the TV market.

    Sony's new flagship TV, the W950B series incorporates various HD goodies such as the TRILUMINOS Display that works together with the X-reality Pro Engine from the company. The second tier W850B HDTV series will have a wedge shaped design that tries to offer an alternative to the paltry sound that is common with most flat screen TVs.

    The ClearAudio plus sound processing will be integrated in all the new models. This feature tries to offer a clearer dialogue in a one sound package. A revamped user interface is also expected on the new HDTVs for online streaming as well as video messaging.

    The Live football mode will also be features to offer soccer programming with a live stadium experience. The new Sony Bravia series will be available in stores this spring.