Sony KDS-R50XBR1 50 in. HDTV Television

Introduction It seems like new televisions are coming out all the time now. The most interesting of these are the new 1920 x 1080p sets. Increasing the pixel count by 225 percent versus a 1280 x 720p set improves the portrayal of fine details and...

Though the first Sony product imported to America was either a transistor radio or a reel-to-reel tape recorder, and the cassette-based Walkman was probably the company's best seller, it was the 1968 introduction of the Trinitron television that drove...

The first product available with Sony's version of LCOS was the Qualia 004 front projector. Coming in at around the price of a BMW 3 Series, it was admittedly beautiful in design and performance. For that kind of money, one would hope so. Next was the...

The Sony XBR SXRD is truly an amazing rear projection television. It was one of the first 1080p televisions to be on the market, and it is still rockin. The picture quality in full high definition is unparalleled, even with an upconverting DVD player ...

I was crazy about this TV when we got it about 1 1/2 years ago from Circuit City. We were looking at plasmas but were talked into this one. Chunked out $3,000 for it but it was well worth it! Awesome picture, excellent sound. No better TV for your HD ...

I have been very leery of Sony for good reason.The last 10 years have proved Sony to be sub standard at best. I have a 27" JVC I'Art which in just 480i is very crisp and accurate especially from a Good quality DVD. I was hooked on JVCs video and audio ...

I bought my 60" marvel on Memorial Day '06 at a local Tweeter. It cost around $3,400. I was finding it hard to convince my wife that a large HD TV was necessary. She wanted a smallish 40" and I wanted a larger unit. We had seen some TVs at the local ...

I brought this HDTV exactly one year ago and am still blown away with it every-time I turn it on. The picture in 1080 is crystal clear. I may not ever go to the stadium ever again after watch baseball and football games on this TV. Regular shows look...

First off, Ive owned many Sonys over the past 20 years. I purchase about every 4 or 5 years and nearly always the flagship models. This HDTV is a perfect 10 with one HUGE exception. When using the computer input, a yellow hue (tinge, etc.) becomes ...

No need to write endlessly about the picture quality -- it's the best. No need to write on and on about the cost -- it's up there, however it has come down about $500 since after the low World Cup sales. What is worth writing about is the abysmal ...