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Sony unveils high-end TV sets

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FANCY STUFF: Managing Director of Sony India Masaru Tamagawa launching the new series of Bravia LCD TV on Thursday.

Hyderabad: Sit back, relax and let the combination of crystal clear pictures and mesmerising sound quality from the new Sony Bravia Series-T LCD TV take you for a spin.

The slick-looking LCD television was launched after the screening of some incredible high definition footage here on Thursday.

With futuristic looks and sleek designs, the TVs offer a lot more than crystal clear viewing. The unbelievable sound clarity promises to blow your minds off thanks to aesthetically placed speakers that boast of five individual sound frequencies which can be adjusted.

Three models of Sony Bravia Series T, KLV-19T400A (Rs. 17,900), KLV-19T400W (Rs. 21,900) and KLV-26T400A (Rs. 29,000) were unveiled by Managing Director of Sony India, Masaru Tamagawa. The KLV-19T400W comes with a 3D woofer and brags of a powerful bass that emanates through a skilfully designed side duct, thus enhancing sound quality.

Other two models, KLV-19T400A and KLV-26T400A come with side speakers, delivering high frequency audio output. However, there is more to these TVs. “There is a built-in FM radio and an in-built five band graphic equaliser, so that the user can listen to richer sound according to their preferences,” said Mr. Tamagawa.

Coming to the picture clarity, all the models are equipped with a digital integrated picture enhancement engine, known as the Bravia Engine 2.

The technology helps desliver noise-free images through an ‘MPEG Noise Reduction’ mechanism, ensuring crystal clear pictures.

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