Les
Standard Member
OK, thanks for explanation anacz1.
say33d said:sont centre in manchester pulled a catalouge out showing both the 55 inch and 70 inch sxrd.....they didnt even know it was in there untill i showed them and said they have no idea when it is coming out.... they really know their stuff
kbfern said:Is the SXRD2 that is about to go on sale in the U.S. what we are going to get over here as the SXRD? or are we being shafted again with old technology.
say33d said:according to a french forum..... they rang sony france and were told the european kds55a200 will have DRC-MR v2.5 (then again they may not know what they are talking about, lol)
if its true....it will be better than the american version.... now there is something new
anacz1 said:it means that you'll see the screen image in 1080p; only if the input is 1080p as well.
the tv won't convert to 1080p
anacz1 said:dont understand mate , what's this DCR-MR thingy ?
niko2 said:it DOES convert
greets
niko
Angry the Clown said:All the signs certainly point to the improved circuitry being present in our model. I'd just like to be sure as Sony have been known for showing certain specs/logos on their pages when they don't actually apply to the final product. I do think the signs are good though.
Im flip flopping over deciding whether to get one of their LCD flat panels of the SXRD. Im well aware of all the benefits of the SXRD set, its just a question of price and practically as to whether I can get a set of such a size at the moment. Obviously given the brilliance of the image SXRD provides it would be my preferred option for my next television, and if were really getting a set thats improved over its American cousin then Ill be very interested indeed. All that would remain would be assurance ours would be free of haze and green blob issues.
kourosh said:its defin bravio pro ive seen it in my sony handbook
................i could have told you this about 2months ago
this means converting 1080i to 1080p will be superior to that American CNET review