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Did you know, in all the years that the color TV picture tube was the mainstay of TV technology their were two types. Every TV maker used the shadow mask tube... every one except Sony. The Sony Trinitron picture tube used one gun and one lens instead of three. It used an Aperture grille instead of a shadow mask, and offered flat front face instead round.
Amazing at it may seem, the same year, 1968, Sony introduced the Trinitron, Sony produced a 100 inch prototype flat screen TV.
In 1985 sony introduced a flat screen TV called the Plasmatron that combined both LCD and plasma technology.
Sony was also the first to introduce LED technology to flat screen TVs.
Now, you can enjoy all of Sony’s expertise and TV technology know how in very affordable large screen R Series models.
The Sony Video Engine. Television quality is not determined only by the LCD panels, LED lights or some exaggerated contrast ratio. All the parts come together to create a TV system. The combination of these parts is what determines the quality of the pictures you see.
Sony engineers use various separate technologies to improve your picture including a 3D comb filter to separate color from detail information. CinemaMotion Reverse pull down adjusts for the differences in the 24 frames in film and 30 frames in video. True Cinema actually shows 24 frames used in film. Clear Resolution Enhancer is a advanced circuitry to improve sharpness. Advanced Contrast Enhancer increases the dynamic range. Digital noise reduction and MPEG noise also improve your picture.
Motionflow XR-240. Sony engineers borrowed from technology found in Sony broadcast cameras that eliminated the blur when viewing sports video in slow motion. The Motionflow technology itself creates additional video frames to smooth out the motion. With Motionflow 240 Sony sophisticated algorithms reduce blur and create these additional frames. Some manufacturers claim high “refresh rates” but all they do is turn on and off the LEDs, and do not use circuitry to generate new frames.
S-Force Surround Sound. Sound is important for your TV enjoyment. You can add a great home theater system with 5 or 7 speakers plus subwoofer, but that costs a lot of money and takes up a lot of space.
Sony invented digital signal processing and uses this digital technology and the built-in speakers to immerse you in sound. It enlarges the sweet spot, letting you get good stereo effect even you’re not sitting in the center. Without rear speakers, the Sony S Force simulates the surround sound effect.
SmartPhone Mirroring. You can connect your Android phone via the MHL cable and what is on your phone screen is resized and fills your TV screen. The Sony remote let’s you navigate your phone. It also charges your phone. Videos, photos and apps are all shown are your TV. Miracast allows you to touch your phone to the included Sony remote and instantly see your phone screen on your giant TV screen. This includes your photos, movies etc.
USB Input. Movie Connects your camcorder, thumb drives, hard drives etc and allows playback of MPEG music, and videos on your TV.
Connections. Two HDMI inputs, including 2 on the side and 2 on the rear. The HDMI can be used for “entertainment” computers, plus there’s a dedicated 15 pin computer monitor connection. . There one component video inputs.
TV Sideview. Sideview is a new type of split screen that moves the picture over, while Apps and channel guide appear on the other side.
Built-in Manual. Sooner or later you will need to look something up in the instructions. Sony has included an on screen instruction manual

FULL HD 1920 BY 1080P 2.1 MILLION PIXELS 40IN UP
Two HDMI inputs; one rear one side
MHL input for cell phone
One Component/ composite video input
HDMI PC input
USB 2.0 input for video and photos
Digital audio output
8 watts/ch; Invisible speaker, Sound Booster
Advanced Contrast Enhancer; Live Color; LED motion
Dynamic contrast ratio: 1 million to one
Lightsensor
On - Off timer
Screen angle 178 degrees
Twin picture PIP and PAP fixed
ON-OFF and sleep timer

     Did you know, in all the years that the color TV picture tube was the mainstay of TV technology their were two types. Every TV maker used the shadow mask tube... every one except Sony. The Sony Trinitron picture tube used one gun and one lens instead of three. It used an Aperture grille instead of a shadow mask, and offered flat front face instead round.
     Amazing at it may seem, the same year, 1968, Sony introduced the Trinitron, Sony produced a 100 inch prototype flat screen TV.
     In 1985 sony introduced a flat screen TV called the Plasmatron that combined both LCD and plasma technology.
Sony was also the first to introduce LED technology to flat screen TVs.
     Now, you can enjoy all of Sony’s expertise and TV technology and know how in very affordable smart LED TVs.
     The Sony Video Engine X-Reality PRO. Television quality is not determined only by the LCD panels, LED lights or some exaggerated contrast ratio. All the parts come together to create a TV system. The combination of these parts is what determines the quality of the pictures you see.
     Sony engineers use various separate technologies to improve your picture including a 3D comb filter to separate color from detail information. CinemaMotion Reverse pull down adjusts for the differences in the 24 frames in film and 30 frames in video. True Cinema actually shows 24 frames used in film. Clear Resolution Enhancer is a advanced circuitry to improve sharpness. Advanced Contrast Enhancer increases the dynamic range. Digital noise reduction and MPEG noise also improve your picture.
     Sony uses a Direct LED backlight.

     Sony Motionflow XR-240. Sony engineers borrowed from technology found in Sony broadcast cameras that eliminated the blur when viewing sports video in slow motion. The Motionflow technology itself creates additional video frames to smooth out the motion. With Motionflow 240 Sony sophisticated algorithms reduce blur and create these additional frames. Some manufacturers claim high “refresh rates” but all they do is turn on and off the LEDs, and do not use circuitry to generate new frames.
     Sony Smart TV with built-in Wi-Fi. Most people don't realize, but just as Sony introduced the first 1080p flat panel, the first LED TV and the first 4K TVs, Sony made the first TV to connect to the internet.
     This new generation Sony TV is ultra smart. There is built-in Wi-Fi Direct and connection is faster. Operation is easier. Push a button on your remote and you go direct to Netflix. Apps on the menu include YouTube, Sony's Crackle movie and TV program channel and many others. You can easily add Apps and Delete
     Sony USB Super Multi Format Play. The USB connections allows you to hook up a hard drive, thumb drive and plays movies, photos, music etc all through this TV.   Your remote controls what you see and hear.
     Sony S-Master Digital Audio and Clear Phase Sound. Sound is important for your TV enjoyment. You can add a great home theater system with 5 or 7 speakers plus subwoofer, but that costs a lot of money and takes up a lot of space.
     Sony invented digital signal processing and uses this digital technology and the built-in speakers to immerse you in sound. It enlarges the sweet spot, letting you get good stereo effect even you’re not sitting in the center. Without rear speakers, the Sony S Master simulates the surround sound effect.