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    Sony KF-50WE610

    Price Paid: $2550

    Purchase at: Distributor

    Strengths
    Progressive 480P DVD's look Excellent. DirectTV Satalite feed looks great. My VHF/UHF roof antenna even looks decent. Supports sony memory stick and MPEG1 video. Plenty of inputs. Black levels(contrast) are no problem. Picture-in- Picture is flexible, awesome and easy to operate. Nice multifunction remote. Light weight and
    Weakness
    The supplied owners manual has limited detail on how to optimize the DRC and other picture quality features. Has lamp that my need replacing after a few years or 8000hours for $250. Sometimes but not always, 4:3 picture does not appear perfectly square within the widescreen, sometimes looks to be rotated coutner clockwaise very slightly but hardly noticable.

    Comments/Review
    I think this set is great and has a few more features and pixels then the previous KF-50XBR800 model. I don't have an HDTV tuner yet so no review of HDTV.

    Specs:
    HDTV monitor (compatible with HDTV/SDTV formats — when connected to a separate HDTV tuner — and displays them at 788p)
    widescreen 16:9 aspect ratio
    1386 x 788 pixels
    130° (H) x 60° (V) viewing angle
    high-contrast protective screen with anti-reflective coating
    Wega Engine video processing
    adjustable DRC MultiFunction V1 (upconverts NTSC sources)
    CineMotion™ 3-2 pulldown processing
    10-bit 3D digital comb filter
    Twin View™ 2-tuner PIP (split-screen)
    TruSurround™ sound processing
    multibrand remote control
    7 A/V inputs, including:
    4 composite video (3 rear, 1 front)
    4 S-video (3 rear, 1 front)
    2 rear-panel HD-compatible component video
    (accepts 1080i/720p/480p/480i signals)
    1 rear-panel DVI input with HDCP copy protection
    2 RF inputs for antenna/cable
    30 watts total (5 x 2, plus 20 watts for woofer)
    Energy Star® compliant
    54-1/4"W x 36-1/2"H x 17-3/4"D
    weight: 87 lbs.
    warranty: 1 year parts & labor

    Added: October 25th 2003
    Reviewer: MachineMan
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    Sony KF-50WE610
    Posted by Anonymous on 2009-04-23 05:56:18
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    good review , I like sony consumr electronics very much!
    at Tradestead , there are many kinds of beautiful and powerful sony product and others , I like it very much!

    Sony KF-50WE610
    Posted by Anonymous on 2009-09-27 20:39:28
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    HELLO I HAVE A SONY KF-50WE610 AND I''M HAVING A LITTLE BIT OF A PROBLEM THE TV IS BLINKING 3 RED LED WHAT COULD BE THE PROBLEM.
    GET BACK WITH ME ASAP THANK YOU!!!

    Sony KF-50WE610
    Posted by Anonymous on 2010-10-12 22:08:02
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