i think not full HD(1080p), can upscale to 1080i
with 2K++, i think can get a 32' full HD tv only

dropped by Times Square today and noticed something

Image quite large.

eh,dats the model im talking about..looks like it will be reaching soon..btw

motion-ex5
movie-ex4
???-bx4?? basic?

how does the differen series differ from each other since all are Full HD models?

sorry for my sucky 3 year old PDA camera. >.<

IIRC, they market BX as "Enjoyment"

Only 40" BX is Full HD. 32 and 22 is HD ready.

I don't know how to differentiate. I walk in go see see, all I see is oni clearance models. Ask one of the staff about it and all I got for reply is "blink blink" >.<

This post has been edited by V12Kompressor: Jan 22 2010, 12:48 AM

27th January only release?

hmm isnt that character for beautiful? wonder why its monolithic..

saw this model displayed in best denki, klcc

glad to know it is Full HD..im currently using a 29" CRT and was wondering if the 40" LCD would be just slightly bigger due to the nature of a wide screen..

will be going to mid valley to check out the sony outlet there later tonite..hopefully can get some info from there..

ther's a former in garage sales selling this. he says stock arrive next week.
looks like sony 2010 series are here. where's panasonic?

simple and yet elegant design

The true model that clearly shows out the design is the NX series. It looks almost like watching TV on a piece of glass.

Saw the BX at Carrefour Subang last night - dont remember the price though

Is now in SONY STYLE website and is available for order by consumers

Panasonic brand new series comes out in April.

edge lighting LED from a Sony TV..

go http://www.tvcalculator.com/ to compare...

thanks alot!seems like the 40" screen is going to be wayyy bigger then my 29" CRT..btw,i was just wondering,whats the USB slot on the tv for?can it play movies downloaded from the internet?MKV files?

MKV, AVI cannot.
For videos, only mpeg1 is supported

Looks like power meter in front of the tv, whats is it actually? where you get that pic?
Power consumption is one of main consideration for me when to buy TV

just curious, for the high end models,theres this feature called motionflow 100Hz/200Hz/240Hz..those represents the refresh rate of the screen right?how about the entry level models without motion flow?whats the refresh rate like?

just wanna ask some opinion.

planning to buy 40EX400 with rm3499.

is this a good deal?