Sony unveils BRAVIA S4000 series LCD HDTVs
By Darren Murph 
posted Jun 17th 2008 1:30PM
posted Jun 17th 2008 1:30PM
posted Jun 17th 2008 1:30PM
The number of televisions estimated that sit unused in closets.
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Here we go agen
You're a fan of the Agen, France rugby team as well?
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That worked out nicely, no?
why is the couch -ish thing facing away from the TV?
Because we're apparently more interesting to the people who live in that house?
But truthfully... that picture looks like the TV was photoshopped into it.... pretty poorly.
Its just a brick wall decorated with pillows.
I was going to write the same question, but I actually READ the posts before I write!
If I had this TV with its piss poor contrast I would turn my sofa away from it. Why would you want your sofa facing a lighthouse?
Oh Sony, please stop with the Piano Black.
LOL, Why not look at Samsung, HP, LG, Panasonic and Pioneer. Piano black isnt just a Sony thing. And whats wrong with it anyway?
Piano black is a dust magnet, but I don't mind it.
I just find the name piano black stupid, seeing how the majority of piano keys are white.
Also the huge fingerprint and dirt magnet is no plus either.
wow that panel looks so out of place in that picture.
I think they should spend less on TVs and more on decently painted window trim.
you guys have obviously never had a low back sectional, two people can sit/lie and watch tv in that configuration.
So, isn't it time that we stop buying LCD in anticipation of OLED coming in a couple of years?
I guess we can't expect Sony to stop releasing LCD tvs in the meantime, but I know that I wouldn't be buying now.
what if yr TV is broke and need a new one???
Seconded.
stupid fucking comment system.
What the hell is up with all the cushions, seriously though - does sony's photo shoot co-ordinator have a cushion fetish?
1080p and cinema pulldown on the 40-inch ONLY?
Are Sony living in the past? Who still buys HD displays with less than 1080 vertical resolution?
a) People that don't have much money
b) People that don't look at screens from less then 1m.
contrary to the write up...
NONE of the M4000 models are 1080p, even the 40"... 1366x768
and...
These same models have been out in Canada for well over a month
Yep Sony Guy, you're right about the M4000 specs. Pity that has nothing to do with this thread which is talking about the latest S4000 series, and the 40" model is definitely 1080p native format, with the Bravia Engine 2.