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46 Inch HDTV Reviews — Fri, 30 Oct 2009 01:59:52 +0000

After months of research I decided to go Sony, since there seems to be more reliable. I would not have chosen a better TV. I have a Sony Blu-ray and a Sony surround sound system. The three mutually complementary better than I expected. HD TV is absolutely wonderful. I see that other stations should be comparable, and this is not the case. Television is the only one in this category of TV. Samsung is in the area … but it is SONY. If you have not noticed … I recommend Sony Bravia Z-Series KDL-46Z5100 helps customers fi nd several months of research before buying 46Z5100 Sony Bravia TV and could not be better value Gottem. If you have landed this TV, you can do something better and stop him! The construction quality is unsurpassed. What was I thinking that television is a different model from Sony, "W" series. Do not buy that TV, I can not comment, but I would say that is specacular. My image is of excellent quality and was created under an hour. Sony Blu-ray remote with my old Sony and my amp. The (remote) does not work as well with my TiVo, but has never been a major concern. If there is an emergency, can I buy a Sony universal remote. The system of network connection provides many useful functions – using the interface cable instead of wireless, though. When I bought my Panasonic 42 "720, was fried by lightning. I can never thank you enough flash! Easy to configure. Atemberaubende Bilder und Töne. I bought a wireless adapter and games are my Wi-Fi Ethernet was (on TV more difficult than it should be a lot of trial and error). Moreover, with a VGA cable to connect my laptop and use it to see the content. If Internet content is limited to Sony, but I hope to go live with their Netflix, probably in the autumn. I expected a little 'more documentation, but did not really need. Well together.

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Sony KDL-46W5100 Review

HDTV Lounge — Mon, 19 Oct 2009 09:31:30 +0000

The Sony KDL-46W5100 HDTV is the 46-inch model from the Sony Bravia W5100 series of LCD HDTV.

The 46-inch model is the mid size model from the range. The Sony W5100 series is the latest edition of the W range for 2009. For me I feel that the W series is very well placed in Sony’s line up, it sits above the entry level models, and just below the highest end models. For a buyer, this gives you a perfect mix of impressive specifications and technology, while not paying through the roof, for their flagship models.

The 46-inch Sony KDL-46W5100 is the most affordable model in Sony’s new 2009 lineup, to come with the latest Interactive features / Internet TV technology. As well as the more common Yahoo widgets for showing live information while watching, such as news reports, weather and more, the Sony KDL46W5100 also supports live video streaming.

Sony has partnered with Amazon Video on Demand, YouTube, Netflix and Shoutcast to bring a vast array for free and pay per view movies and TV shows direct to your HDTV without the need for a computer.

As well as advanced interactive features the Sony Bravia KDL-46W5100 also has impressive specifications and features to deliver great image quality. It features a 1080p / Full HD LCD panel, with 24p True Cinema support and Motionflow 120Hz technology to reduce image blur and judder.

Connectivity is also impressive with 4x HDMI 1.3 inputs, PC VGA, s-video and component inputs. Cnet gave the Sony KDL-46W5100 a great review with a four out of five rating and said, it has attractive styling with thin bezel, with good accurate color and deep shade of black. It’s interactive and media streaming functions make it a great buy for streaming video fans.

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Survey: Netflix Top Choice Of DVD Renters

Phillip Swann — Tue, 03 Feb 2009 10:00:30 +0000

Survey: Netflix Top Choice Of DVD Renters
But Consumer Reports notes the company charges extra for Blu-ray rentals
By Swanni

Washington, D.C. (February 3, 2009) -- Netflix has scored the highest overall customer satisfaction marks in a Consumer Reports survey of its online subscribers, the publication announced.

Consumer Reports said Netflix received high marks for price, selection and service, but the publication added that survey respondents expressed satisfaction with all of the rated providers, which included subscription services, in-store kiosks, walk-in stores and chains.

The magazine also noted that Netflix charges an extra $1 monthly fee for Blu-ray rentals and that Blockbuster and Netflix offer the same number of Blu-ray titles (roughly 1,000.). Blockbuster's online service does not charge extra for Blu-ray rentals.

Blockbuster, which finished second in the survey, also allows subscribers to exchange online rentals at its retail stores.

Consumer Reports said price was the biggest factor in overall customer satisfaction, followed by convenience, variety, and flexibility. The publication said Netflix was top rated for selection and service.

"With monthly payment plans starting at $5, Netflix was among the standouts for price; it was top-rated for selection and service. Readers reported that orders were filled promptly and with very few errors," Consumer Reports said in a statement released yesterday.

Among in-store kiosks, Redbox received top marks for price and convenience, Consumer Reports said.

The full results of the Consumer Reports survey can be found in the March issue of the publication.

Netflix: Blu-ray Subs Hit 700,000

Phillip Swann — Thu, 29 Jan 2009 08:41:33 +0000

Netflix: Blu-ray Subs Hit 700,000
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Washington, D.C. (January 29, 2009) -- Netflix said this week that it ended the fourth quarter with 700,000 Blu-ray subscribers, a sharp jump from the previous quarter.

The online DVD rental service said it had roughly 500,000 Blu-ray subscribers at the end of the third quarter. But the company increased that total despite adding a $1 monthly surcharge on Blu-ray customers.

In an investors call, Netflix CEO Reed Hastings said the high-def disc is doing better than expected thanks largely to dropping Blu-ray player prices.

If Blu-ray player prices continue to fall as expected, driven by next-generation chip designs, then widespread adoption becomes increasingly likely and it extends the life of disc-based viewing," Hastings said.

The company also reported that its fourth-quarter profit soared 45 percent and that it now has more than nine million subscribers overall.

"Our October forecast of slowing growth turned out to be wrong," Netflix CFO Barry McCarthy said during the investors call.

Netflix also said that "millions" of subscribers are using its video streaming service, but the company would not disclose specific numbers. The streaming service, which enables you to download Netflix movies over Internet lines on several devices including Blu-ray players and the XBox 360, is free to subscribers.