SONY BRAVIA PROJEKTOR 1080P
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SONY BRAVIA PROJEKTOR 1080P

But with a handful of new 1080p LCD and DLP front projectors now moving for well under three grand, Sony's willingness to retain the VW50's $4,999 price suggests that the company may have an ace up its sleeve. Hot on the Pearl's heels, Sony has rolled out an updated version, the VPL-VW60. When I reviewed Sony's VPL-VW50 'Pearl' front projector in January 2007, I was mightily impressed with how the company had brought the benefits of its then high-end 1080p-rez SXRD technology (Sony's version of Liquid Crystal on Silicon) to a product with a $4,999 price point. When doing so, it displays the signals at a 96-Hz refresh rate (a direct multiple of 24) as opposed to the standard 60 Hz, to eliminate any ill effects of 2:3 pulldown processing.

The VW60 will accept 1080p/24 input signals from a Blu-ray Disc or HD DVD player via HDMI. The projector's inputs include two HDMI jacks, along with VGA, component video, and composite/S-video. Sony gives 3,000 hours as the life expectancy of the VW60's 200-watt UHP lamp in Low brightness mode.

SONY BRAVIA PROJEKTOR MANUAL

As with the VW50, there are two Automatic Iris settings along with a manual iris adjustment to modify the amount of light entering the lens (with the end goal of achieving deeper blacks and improving overall picture contrast). A number of features ease installation, including motorized zoom and focus and vertical lens shift. Both a set of control buttons and a row of video inputs are located on one side of the projector. The VPL-VW60 (codename: Black Pearl) basically looks the same as Sony's earlier model, with a gently curved, all-black case. Sony's new 1080p SXRD projector 27242714960 Sony VPL-VW60 When I reviewed Sony's VPL-VW50 'Pearl' front projector in January 2007, I was mightily impressed with how the company had brought the benefits of its then high-end 1080p-rez SXRD technology (Sony's version of Liquid Crystal on Silicon) to a product with a $4,999 price point. look for systems that have the AVR receiver not just the DVD/amp. you will not get the TrueHD or DTS-HD decoder, but is better that what you have now :yes: look for something better I don't know what is your budget but you will find something better for around $350 (like this *1184369166945*1186004964656&h=488).

There's no other option with what you have. you can't even get optical or coaxial connections that will sound better than the analog connection you're using right now. if that's the case, you will not get the TrueHd or DTS-HD.

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I'm sure you will want to use the PS3 to watch HD movies, Right?. Is there any way that you can return the Bravia DAV-HDX265 and get something else? it seems that you don't have enough inputs in your DVD/amp to hook everything (I looked at the manual online, the picture they show to make the connection is from a real AVR :unbelievable: not what you have :foottap This is one of the problem when you don't have a real AVR :duck: :surrender. don't be mad for what I'm going to tell you :hide: addle:

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