Sony announces 200 frame per second Bravia LCD TV
By Mike Hanlon
August 28, 2008
Sony announces 200 frame per second Bravia LCD TV
Image Gallery (13 images)August 28, 2008 Sony has announced a 200Hz LCD TV at IFA. The new Z4500 LCD TV uses Sony’s proprietary Motionflow 200Hz system to calculate three additional frames for every original, upping the frame rate from 50 to 200 frames per second. A complementary image enhancement technology called IB Reduction (Image Blur Reduction) boosts the sharpness of the final picture by improving the original, frame by frame, before it is processed by the Motionflow 200Hz. The result is the smoothest and clearest motion reproduction to be achieved by an LCD to date.
Whether allowing you to see the fine detail in a panning shot, or crisp motion clarity in sports broadcasts, the 200Hz Motionflow Bravia sets new standards in image quality for LCDs.
After Editing or Managing over 50 print publications primarily in the role of a Magazine Doctor, Mike embraced the internet full-time in 1995 and became a "start-up all-rounder" – quite a few start-ups later, he founded Gizmag in 2002. Now he can write again. All articles by Mike Hanlon
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