KDL46NX713 3D Sony Bravia releases a Top of the Range 3D and Internet ready Television

Sony’s New 713 Series includes the 46 inch LED 3D TV and if your looking to purchase a 3D Television then would be a great choice for popular 3D viewing

The KDL46NX713 television has LED backlit which is the most advanced in the industry giving you rich bright colors including brilliant whites and jet blacks.

Many Movies scheduled for release in 2011 include the new release Avatar 2 and this movie will be in 3D so the demand is getting stronger and stronger for 3D TV’s, the future is very clear in the fact that 3D is coming to all homes in the very near future.

This 46 inch 3D ready TV could be the perfect LCD television for you for the next few years since it is already 3D compatible and takes into account advancements for future 3D technology and it is easily upgradeable.

The Sony Bravia 46 inch is set up for FREE View HD so the Sony Bravia KDL-46N713 will allow you FREE access to view free programming which up until now had to be via your satellite provider.

Your Sony Bravia KDL46NX713 is actually part of 713 series Range of Sony Bravia TVs and each of these 3D Televisions allow you to wire up your house and it is also set up for Wireless internet.

For Sports fans and Football fans your going to love this television as it has a 200 Mhz motion flow which delivers 200fps for crisp sharp pictures and no blurring so the Sony KDL46NX713 would be a perfect Television for fast moving sports such as FORMULA One and your favorite action movies.

The KDL46NX713 is an excellent high-end Television which looks Awesome sitting on its stand or hanging on your wall. This Sony Bravia 46 inch 3D Television will be the envy of every person that visits your home.

A short walk-thru with yaVDR 0.1.1, an Ubuntu-based (9.10) installable ISO which combines the builds of experimental-branch VDR for HDTV (H.264/DVB-S2), experimental PVR-branch of XBMC (aiming at integration of a TV application (VDR in this case) into the UI of XBMC) and web-access via Firefox. All is running on an X11 screen with OpenBox lightweight windows manager, featuring VDPAU-support on recent nVIDIA GPUs. Using VDPAU means that even playback of H.264 Full-HD content is possible with less that 20% CPU usage — the GPU takes care of the decoding. Nice stuff, and really easy to setup, it even comes with the neccessary DVB-S2 drivers — it was install and go! Some more information (in German) at blogdoch.net Captured from a Full-HD LCD with my Panasonic TZ7. Edited with OpenShot 1.1.2 (which really didn’t like me this time )

This finally came today so I made an unboxing video and took a few test shots with it. So far I am very impressed with it getting some very smooth shots. It also works great with my tripod. Filmed with my Panasonic TM700

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