Sony's Bravia F-series is no wallflower

Sony Japan just announced their Bravia F-series of thin LCDs. We're talking 46-inches with just 7.4-cm of non-protruding, wall-mountable goodness when these go live in Japan on March 25th. Available in 1080p resolution ¥400,000 (about $3,700) 46-inch and ¥290,000 ($2,685) 40-inch configurations or a ¥200,000 ($1,852) 32-inch model offering 1,366 x 768 pixel resolution. Each set features Sony's 120Hz Motion Flow tech, a 3,000:1 contrast ratio, 24p True Cinema mode, Bravia Sync HDMI control, Bravia Engine 2 processing, and a bevy of jacks including 3x HDMI, 2x S-Video, 3x composite and yes, Ethernet. Sony's 2.4GHz Bravia Link remote allows the controller to be used without pointing it directly at the set. More Sony sets on the way in a few.

Sony's Bravia F-series is no wallflower

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[NineT9 Posted Feb 21st 2008 4:32AM]

Sexy. Absoluty Sexy.

[SNOOP97DAWG Posted Feb 21st 2008 4:35AM]

impressive very impressive... me like everything that is sony.....

[(Unverified) Posted Feb 21st 2008 5:09AM]

It seems to have a standard (non-fugly) remote too.. http://www.engadget.com/photos/sonys-bravia-f-series-is-no-wallflower/654637/

[(Unverified) Posted Feb 21st 2008 9:01AM]

@ Ryan block


Get a Vizio (piece of crap lcd) then for less than 1000 bucks and dont sell ur house.

[carbonize Posted Feb 21st 2008 4:45AM]

TV looks great but that remote looks like it got hit hard by the ugly stick.

[Silent K Posted Feb 21st 2008 5:14AM]

Hehehe. There's even a BS button on the remote, for all the BS that you want to watch.

I've never seen a TV come with 2 remotes. I wonder what each of them do?

[carbonize Posted Feb 21st 2008 5:15AM]

@Deluxe - Ah I see it now. Also has the standard Sony remote with it.

You'd think that these days companies would be looking at making more ergonomic controllers.

[DylanRK Posted Feb 21st 2008 6:38AM]

Looks like a giant scale with the stand.

[smcquade Posted Feb 21st 2008 6:51AM]

wouldn't be surprised if they cheated with functions in the base, to keep the panel slim (like they did with the OLED).

[smcquade Posted Feb 21st 2008 6:51AM]

wouldn't be surprised if they cheated with functions in the base, to keep the panel slim (like they did with the OLED).

[(Unverified) Posted Feb 21st 2008 6:42AM]

now i will have the best looking scale on the block

[ridertiger Posted Feb 21st 2008 7:17AM]

1,366 x 768 pixel resolution? How is that thing new? I have a 42 inch plasma with 1152 resolution I bought like 3 years ago or something and it cost little more than 2000 dollars. Is this thing expensive because its thin?

[(Unverified) Posted Feb 21st 2008 7:58AM]

My favorite thing about it is the lowest piece of tech. That stand is exactly what us apartment dwellers who don't always have the option of wall mounting need.

[Stereotype Posted Feb 21st 2008 8:19AM]

get rid of the stand and i might actually like it.

[(Unverified) Posted Feb 21st 2008 9:01AM]

bravia engine 2.........this piece of art is gonna be awesome.

[(Unverified) Posted Feb 21st 2008 12:18PM]

Isn't that the weight scale from The Biggest Loser?

[shaliron Posted Feb 22nd 2008 1:50AM]

'F' for Thin :)