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While the proto-type 0.3mm OLED TV may be thinner than the Sony Bravia ZX1, it is a proto-type. Which lets the ZX1 take prize as the world’s thinnest tv.
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There are a plethora of LCD TV’s to choose from in the market these days but, you always know that if you buy Sony, you are buying quality at a reasonable price and with the peace of mind that comes from buying from such a reputable company.


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One of the most used and most popular forms of entertainment in the 21st century is the television. It has provided millions of people both entertaining shows and informative news. It is still the leading media today in terms of use and advertising. But, the internet the newest form of media is fast catching up to the television. So, the television was evolved from a bulky, vacuum tube filled appliance to a flat screen LCD panel and now, Sony’s innovation has taken it to the next level once again with the BRAVIA N-Series LCD Flat Panel HDTV. The HDTV stands for high definition television which gives a crisp and lively picture.
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Theatre systems are very popular home appliances for those who love to enjoy music and those who love to watch movies with great sounds. A good theatre system would rival that of the movie house. But the problem with most theatre systems is the fact that they are so bulky and space consuming. So, is there a solution to the demand of having a small enough theatre system without sacrificing all that sound output that the user loves and craves? You could try the BRAVIA Theatre Micro System by Sony.
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Seven new Sony Bravia models will be shipping this autumn (fall) in America. Currently there are no plans for release of the TVs outside of America. So if you’re in the States and have $2,499.99 to $6,999.99 to spend, check these Sony Bravia models out.
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