Sony's second-generation KE-32TS2 16:9 widescreen gas-plasma TV offers elegant WEGA styling with improved performance features over its predecessor, including 38 percent higher peak brightness (though Sony has not disclosed the actual brightness rating). The set includes everything you need to get the set up and running in minutes, from an NTSC broadcast tuner to built-in stereo speakers and even a handy pedestal for tabletop positioning.
The set's native 852 x 1024 pixel resolution (vertical x horizontal) ensures detailed images, while 1,000:1 contrast ratio means you'll see deep black and vivid, dynamic images from just about any source. Use it with a DTV set-top receiver for viewing full high-definition programming (720p, 1080i scaled for 1024 display) or with your progressive-scan DVD player for seamless, flicker-free images at 480p. Onboard Pixel by Pixel I/P (interlace to progressive) conversion reconstructs interlaced (480i) film or video scenes one pixel at a time for fluid, life-like motion along with breathtaking image detail.
With a plasma screen you get vivid csion digitally corrects this distortion, removing the redundant information to display a film-frame-accurate picture.
Sony's exclusive Digital Pixel Generator System transmits and process all video signals digitally. It maximizes the quality of video sources for natural, rich image reproduction, and it's especially effective with high-definition sources.
A Digital Visual Interface (DVI-HDTV) connection enables the delivery of copy-protected, high-definition video content from a compatible set-top box (DTV receiver). Other connections include 2 high-definition-capable component-video inputs, 2 each composite- and S-video jacks, and an RF coaxial input to handle an antenna, cable box, or an older VCR.
The audio system offers 7 watts per channel x 2 for the built-in speakers, a monaural RCA subwoofer output for enhancing your bass through use of a powered stand-alone subwoofer, and TruSurround SRS audio processing, which generates the life-like sound of rear speakers using only the stereo pair built into the television cabinet. This minimizes the need to sit in a designated "sweet spot" while you and your family watch movies or TV. Alternately, a set of left/right RCA audio outs lets you integrate the set with your audio/video surround receiver.
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