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Sony’s Google TV Options With Release and Price

Peter Chubb — Sat, 27 Nov 2010 18:45:16 +0000

At the beginning of October we learned that Sony were to introduce four new TV sets; what made these different was the fact that they had Google TV built in. However, we also learned that there was a Sony Blu-ray player, which also had the same option.

The four models are as follows NSX-24GT1, NSX-32GT1, NSX-40GT1, and NSX-46GT1. It is hard to say how popular these new TVs will be, but with Google and Sony working side-by-side, it is hard not to see why this will not become a huge success.

Prices for the TVs are between $600 to $1,400, and go from 24 inches to 46 inches. For those of you on a cheaper budget, then you could consider the stand-alone device, the NSZ-GT1, for a complete guide to this device visit OSM.

If you do not wish to purchase any of those devices above, then why not consider the Logitech Revue set-top box. This will allow you to gain access to Google TV for just $300, that’s $100 cheaper than Sony’s NSZ-GT1 – although that is also a Blu-ray player. For a full review of the Sony Internet TV with Google TV visit Engadget.

I do not plan to purchase any of the above; as I still hold out hope that Sony will bring Google TV to the PS3.

Sony KDL52NX800: LED TV Black Friday Deals

Peter Chubb — Wed, 10 Nov 2010 11:36:51 +0000

Earlier we mentioned that AAFES has released their Black Friday 2010 ad, and one of the TVs that will be on offer is the Sony KDL52NX800 52-inch LED TV. Their standard price is $1,999, but Amazon has it up for $1,697.00. However, AAFES has an ace up its sleeve, as they will sell the TV for just $1,499.

Most Black Friday sales feature low-end TV models but the Sony KDL52NX800 is in a different league. The design is slim and offers high contrast levels, along with smooth images. There are so many great features built-in to this TV, and Wi-Fi is one of them, allowing you to connect to devices in your home that store your music and videos.

This Sony BRAVIA TV comes with ‘Motionflow Technology’, so with a 240Hz refresh rate watching fast paced movies and sports has never looked so good. The most striking feature about this TV is its picture quality, that’s thanks to the Bravia Engine 3 fully digital processor, just connect a Blu-ray player up and you will see just what I mean.

For more details on this visit Amazon, and to get the best deal come Black Friday visit AAFES. More details on their offers can be found on BFAds.

Sony Google TV: First Pictures and Details

Alan Ng — Wed, 29 Sep 2010 10:41:27 +0000

If you are planning to pick up a new HDTV in the holiday season, you might want to consider Sony’s upcoming batch as a few models due out this year will be equipped with Google TV on board.

As reported from Phandroid, the new Sony TVs will be available from retailers such as Best Buy and will be available to buy during the holiday season.

Attendees at a special Best Buy preview event in New York managed to get a sneak peek at a few of the models, and you’ll be pleased to know that we have some pictures from the event to show you.

One of the first models to be equipped with Google TV is the Sony NSX-46GT1. Pricing is unknown at the moment, but you should expect to pay a premium on top of the already high prices for the added Google TV factor.

Check out a few pictures below courtesy of Engadget, the rest is up at their website.