Tag : projection color, sony kp48v85, tv, 48″ stereo

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Features

• 48-inch rear-projection TV with 120-degree viewing angle; 43.5 x 52.62 x 22.75 inches (W x H x D)
• Twin View side-by-side and picture-in-picture viewing; Flash Focus automatic color convergence
• Favorite-channel preview, jump channel, and parental control
• 2 component inputs, 3 S-video inputs, 3 composite inputs, 5 audio inputs, and Control S, audio, TV, and monitor outputs
• 40-watt speaker system (20 watts x 2) with MTS decoding and TruSurround

Amazon.com Product Description

The Sony KP-48V85 is ideal for watching sports, action spectacles, and everything in between, and its trio of 7-inch high-brightness picture tubes and high-performance hybrid lenses (F1.05) ensure a vivid, crisp picture. In addition, the TV is a mere 22.75 inches thick, and projects only slightly away from the wall. Other features include a Flash Focus system for automatic color convergence (bringing the three color layers into immediate alignment), a wide 120-degree viewing angle to appease people in both the center couch and the side chairs, and the Twin View system, which broadcasts two programs simultaneously either side by side or in an inset window.

The TV also includes several picture modes (vivid, standard, movie, and two custom options), favorite channel preview (the ability to sample up to eight channels without leaving the current station), a sleep timer (with 30-, 60-, and 90-minute settings), jump channel, a freeze option (perfect for capturing addresses or phone numbers), and parental control for users who want to restrict their children’s viewing options. The comprehensive menu is easy to operate and full featured, letting users adjust everything from color and brightness sliders to the amount of video noise on the screen to the type of labels used for individual channels.

The TV’s audio package includes a 40-watt speaker system (20 watts x 2), MTS stereo decoding, a simulated surround mode that creates a surround effect for mono broadcasts, and a TruSurround mode that works similarly for stereo feeds. Users can even use the TV as the center speaker in an otherwise independent surround sound system. Viewers can also adjust the bass, treble, and balance, or enjoy a secondary audio broadcast of the same program when available (typically in another language).

The TV connects to other components through two component video inputs (ideal for DVD players), three S-video inputs (one front and two rear), three composite inputs (one front and two rear), five audio inputs, and audio, TV, and monitor outputs. The front S-video and composite inputs are designed specifically for easy connection to a game console or camcorder. The TV also includes a Control S output and several S-link connections for controlling other Sony devices through the TV’s remote sensor.

What’s in the Box
TV, remote control, two AA batteries, user’s manual.