Sony's Bravia E4000 series is pretty as a picture
By Thomas Ricker 
posted April 10th 2008 5:16AM
posted April 10th 2008 5:16AM
See it? No there, the one that looks like a flat screen TV hanging on the wall. Right, that's Sony's new E4000 TV series. Sony's pushing its new Picture Frame Mode and four "blend in frame colours" hard as its looks to differentiate the 32- and 40-inch Full HD LCDs (and a wee 26 inch of unspecified, sub-1080p resolution) from the competition. As such, the TVs will display one of six, pre-installed images like Van Gogh's Wheatfield with Cypresses. Really though, why bother pre-loading content when it'll display any image you stuff into a connected USB drive. Oh right, copyright law. Anyway, the top-o-the-line 40-inch model features x.v.Color on a 10-bit panel, Bravia Engine 2 processing, 3x HDMI inputs and even SCART for you European old-schoolers. No price or release date but you can play along with Sony's hide the 26-incher after the break.
[Via Tech Digest]
26-incher? What are the rest of her measurements?
There's never a plug or wires and cables visible in these shots. I wish that could happen in real life.
Nice but i think i still enjoy the XBR look a little better, but sony does make the best looking LCDs in the market. The picture quality is one of the best too, just a little exspensive but worth the extra moolah
Nothing is more prettier than naked playboy posters and movie posters too, shrek.