Sony kdf-42e2000 Guia De Especificaciones

 

KDF-42E2000

 

42" Diagonal 3LCD Rear Projection Television

 

 

  

HD (1280 x 720) Picture Resolution (LCD Chip)

3 LCD Chips (R/G/B); 921,600 Pixels Each

Advanced Iris function for excellent contrast ratio

ATSC Integrated Tuner

HDMI (High Definition Multimedia Interface - 1080i) 
2 (Rear)

HDV Camcorder Component connection - 480i, 
720p, 1080i (Side)

PC Input via HDMI (High Definition MultiMedia 
Interface) connection

1 

DRC MF-V1 (Digital Reality Creation MultiFunction 
V1) technology

SRS® TruSurround XT™  equipped

 

Dolby® Digital decoder

 

The 3LCD technology at the heart of Sony’s Grand WEGA™  televisions provide a bright picture, with high detail 

and natural color. These three key benefits are immediately apparent when viewing a Grand WEGA™  TV. You can expect to see 
an incredibly detailed picture with eye-popping colors.

Sony uses three tiny LCD chips (0.73” ) with a combined resolution of over 2.76 million pixels. The light from a high output UHP 
lamp shines into a filtering system that splits the beam into red, green, and blue light streams. Each color goes through its 
own LCD chip, which passes or blocks the light. The three beams are then instantaneously recombined and sent to the 
projection lens.

 

The WEGA Engine™  system is the core video processing system that was designed based on Sony’s 

expertise and long heritage in bringing cutting-edge picture quality to TVs for consumers. Its fully digital signal-processing 
path includes video processing functions that have been designed and optimized using Sony’s video experience to improve 
overall picture quality. The WEGA Engine™  includes: 

> High-speed A/D (analog-to-digital) converters for wide-range gradation capture of analog signals

> 3-D Y/C Comb Filter for minimizing cross color and dot structure artifacts

> Digital MPEG Noise Reduction Circuit, which reduces MPEG artifacts such as “ block noise”  and mosquito noise”  caused by 
the compression used to maximize bandwidth in digital broadcasts.

> Digital Temporal 3-D Noise Reduction (pixel-by-pixel basis)

> Digital Motion Adaptive I/P (interlace-to-progressive), as well as Edge Adaptive I/P deinterlacing conversion, which improves 
resolution in video with motion

 

The Advanced Iris function is a special Sony function designed to improve contrast expression 

especially in darker scenes. The Advanced Iris function is enabled by using either one of two modes - Auto and Manual. The 
Auto Mode has two settings designed to work best with video content such as movies that vary between bright scenes and 
dark scenes. Auto 1 is for programs that have a wide range of brightness from scene to scene. Auto 2 is for programs that 
have less variation between brightness levels from scene to scene.

The Manual mode is used to help deliver optimum contrast levels under different room lighting conditions. The High mode 
offers maximum screen brightness and works well when a room is brightly lit. The Medium mode is for average levels of light. 
And the Low mode offers the maximum amount of contrast and works best under low light conditions. The key benefits are 
deep blacks and improved overall brightness and contrast.

 

Designed for maximum versatility, Sony’s Grand 

WEGA™  line is equipped with a comprehensive range of input interfaces. The HDMI (High-Definition Multimedia Interface) is the 
first industry-supported, uncompressed, all-digital audio/video interface. HDMI technology supports enhanced or High 
Definition video, together with digital audio to provide matchless image and sound reproduction. PC connectivity is also 
accommodated via HDMI so now you can use your Grand WEGA TV with your PC.