Edge Led Backlighting; Enhanced Cross Media Bar (Xmb); Internet Connectivity; Usb2.0 Input - Sony KDL46XBR10 Training Manual

Edge LED Backlighting

High-intensity LED's strategically placed along the bottom edge of the
LCD panel along and a wave guide diffuser plate tht disperses the light to
allow for a dramatic reduction of the depth of the television.
Bravia Wireless HD
All video and audio content is transmitted from the media receiver to
the monitor via a 60GHZ millimeter wave radio frequency which allows
adequate bandwidth for full 1080p un-compressed video content. This
frequency allows for minimal interference from other wireless devices in
the area.

Enhanced Cross Media Bar (XMB)

A new graphics user interface with rich 3-D graphics allows the user to
customize the setup of the television and to access various adjustments
and control of optional devices. Optional external devices can also be
detected and displayed. One example is when a USB storage device is
plugged into the USB2.0 side input that contains JPEG format photos.
The detection of the device will appear in the XMB graphics icons along
with thumbnail views of the photos stored on the device. The photos can
be viewed individually or be displayed as a slide show.

Internet Connectivity

Once available as an optional device to connect to the television, this
feature is now an integral part of the product. The rear of the media receiver
contains an Ethernet port to connect to a high speed network. Access to
online music and video through partnered websites is possible.
Personalized "widgets" are small applications that can be placed on the
screen and accessed with the touch of a button to bring up programming
such as weather, stocks and sports information.
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USB2.0 Input

This feature was available in selected 2008 models and allowed the
viewing of JPEG formatted pictures and playback of MP3 audio files. The
media content has been expanded this year to allow playback of MPEG2
format video content.

HDMI 1.3

This new version of HDMI introduces several new enhancements and
features and the EXS/EX2WM chassis supports 3 of the new features.

Consumer Electronics Control (CEC)

A standardized protocol for the control of consumer electronics devices
allows for communication and control via the HDMI cable on products that
have this feature. Any brand of electronic equipment that is CEC compliant
can communicate with another to generate operational commands. The
Bravia Sync feature uses the CEC format to control other Sony devices
in the system.

xvYCC

The previous color bandwidth limitations applied for compatibility with
analog signals are no longer present with digital signals. This allows for
1.8 times more colors.

Deep Color

The previous HDMI specifications limited the RGB sample level to 24-bit.
Deep Color expands this up to 48-bit giving the ability to generate a color
depth of 2.8 trillion levels.
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