Sony ZX1 LCD TV: First Look Review
Thursday, January 7th, 2010 at
4:43 am
Sony ZX1 becomes world’s thinnest TV at 9.9mm thick announced at IFA 2008 and megawhat was there with Katie Scott to take a look
Tagged with: First • look • Review • Sony
Filed under: 55-Inch Question & Answer
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LED technology are the type of backlight tv’s use, there are no real LED tv’s for homecinema. Do your homework and stop spreading false information please!
LED’s are what they use for billboards and arena jumbos etc, LED’s are way to big for home entertainment.
There’s two types of LED tv’s right now, 1 is led backlit and the other one is corner lit
i have 1 LCD TV sony series V & 1 LCD TV series X they never getting hot even a little
but i talk about this model ZX1 LED is very bad at cooling its generate more heat never saw on others models. you got the point ?
@rctsos you say it!
the samsung models are good marketing, but the only have a led backlight, that is all. they aren’t an led tv.
buy an sony oder wait till the sony oled comes in bigger sizes. sony is really the best. i heard and heard and heard. shit shit and shit. after all this time i decided to buy an sony, because everything which i bought from sony has the best quality and makes me happy! just perfect.
Do not compare it with Cheap LG shit
Reply to: Oilhammer04.
Response: Hello there, I recently.. just read your comment on the Sony XBR Television. I have to say that you are 120% RIGHT. Sony, has been lacking on
1) Pixelazing the television, (Giving it more quality)
2) The price has been awful these years, For example, one of Sony’s 58” televisions.. cost about $12,600 like come on, LOWER the PRICE!.
But anyways, well said.
i fully agree with oilhammer04, series X 1st generation before 14 months was the best.
am gonna buy Samsung LED TV series .
Sony ZX1 LED TV is bad getting very hot never saw that before on Sony TVs.
heat from this model was higher than LG LCD TVs.
I had a really nice Sony XBR that lasted about 14 months before it started having a double image on and off. It finally gave out at about 18 months. I’ve had problems with other Sony products, too. I use to think they were a quality company, but finally gave up on them. I ordered a Samsung LED TV . . . . no more Sony for me.
she can suck my balls
This is what i heard, this kind of tv only have oled on the side of the tv instead of having it all on the screen. For short its too expensive to make it all oled for the whole screen at this time.
what? doesn’t LED stand for LIGHT emitting diode?
its LED !!!! correct your mistake
Will there be a 55″ tv but all in all this is a badass tv
Hahaha her accent is humor
Calm the fuck down. The LEDS are damn backlights
9.9 mm!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!wow
Sony introduced the worlds first LED TV back in 2004, not Samsung. OLED will be available in 32″+ sizes in around 2-3 years…
obviously Sony is the best !!
where are the speakers
should i buy this
One more thing, LED TV still needs a light source, which is the reason why there is light bleeding. OLED can emit lights by itself so it doesn’t need a light source.
This TV is not OLED TV. THIS IS JUST LED TV. There is huge difference between just LED and OLED. Recently Samsung started selling LED TV (NOT OLED). Because of that Sony followed it. Current technology and cost it’s impossible to put OLED TV on the market. Please check the thickness of the TV above, which is at least 1 inch thick. OLED TV doesn’t need that much. Just 1 ~ 2mm thick is enough for OLED TV. We’ll see it in the market in at least 5~6 years because of the cost.
You were trolled.
It was hilarious to watch.
It’s just a tv dude, no one cares. =]
Yes, you are! Of course there is LIGHT BLEEDING, on those screens that ARE NOT OLED! You know, LCD, PLASMA, those types??!
Tell me how on earth would it be possible to have LIGHT BLEEDING on a television that is based on LED-technology, if the television DOES NOT HAVE A BACKLIGHT, because the PIXELS ARE LIGHTS! There is no backlights because every pixel is just a coloured lamp!
For f**k sakes, can’t you people just understand that??
Oh right, I’m holding an argument with a 15 year old about OLED on youtube.
I’ll end my rant on the fact that you’re still in a schooling environment with education.
p.s go to google, hit images, type in Light Bleed, and look how it “doesn’t exist”, come back to this video, compare and contrast the results. You’ll actually see the results are inversed (you know, opposite). I need not to explain this. Anyway, back to your schoolbooks and reading material kido.