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Bravia
Sony Bravia logo.svg
DueñoSony Corporation
Tipoprincipalmente HDTV LCD , LED y OLED
Disponibilidad minorista2005-presente
Interfaz de menú
PredecesorSony WEGA
Artículos relacionadosHDTV
Sony
ProducciónTokio , Japón
Londres , Reino Unido
Ciudad de México , México
Sídney , Australia
Nueva York , Estados Unidos
Shanghái , China
Hong Kong , China
Singapur
Estambul , Turquía

Bravia (stylized as BRAVIA) is a brand of Sony Visual Products Inc.,[1] a wholly owned subsidiary of Sony Corporation, and used for its television products. Its backronym is "Best Resolution Audio Visual Integrated Architecture". All Sony high-definition flat-panel LCD televisions in North America have carried the logo for BRAVIA since 2005. BRAVIA replaces the "LCD WEGA" which Sony used for their LCD TVs until Summer 2005 (early promotional photos exist of the first BRAVIA TVs still bearing the WEGA moniker).

Bravia televisions and their components are manufactured in Sony's plants in Mexico, Japan, and Slovakia for their respective regions and are also assembled from imported parts in Brazil, Spain, China, Malaysia and Ecuador. Principal design work for BRAVIA products is performed at Sony's research facilities in Japan, at the research and development department at the Sony de Mexico facility in Baja California, Mexico and at the Sony Europe facility in Nitra, Slovakia.

La marca también se utiliza en teléfonos móviles en los mercados norteamericano, japonés y europeo. [2]

En 2014, en parte de los planes de Hirai de darle la vuelta a Sony , BRAVIA se convirtió en una subsidiaria en lugar de solo una marca de productos.

En mayo de 2015, Sony lanzó su primera línea de modelos Bravia de televisores Android , que permite a los usuarios acceder fácilmente al contenido de servicios como YouTube , Netflix y Hulu , así como instalar aplicaciones y juegos desde Google Play Store. Destaca por ser el primer Android TV disponible. [3] [4] Android TV en televisores Sony ahora está integrado con el Asistente de Google para controlar la automatización del hogar y los comandos de voz. [5]

En septiembre de 2016, Sony anunció que los televisores anteriores a 2012 perderían el acceso a YouTube. [6]

Sony presentó su primer televisor OLED con Android bajo la marca BRAVIA, llamado A1E en enero de 2017 [7] con un procesador X1 Extreme. [8] El A8F fue el próximo televisor OLED presentado por Sony en CES 2018. [9] [10] [11] En IFA 2018, se presentó el A9F con un procesador X1 ™ Ultimate. [12] [13] [14] En 2019, Sony presentó las versiones más nuevas A8G y A9G en 2020, presentaron el televisor OLED A8H 4k. En 2021, presentaron el nuevo televisor OLED 4K Master Series A90J y el televisor OLED A80J, ambos con el nuevo procesador cognitivo XR AI.

Serie Flagship X de Bravia a octubre de 2008
De izquierda a derecha: XBR8, XBR7 y XBR6 (tipo de modelo norteamericano)

Gama de productos [ editar ]

Artículo principal: Lista de televisores Sony BRAVIA
Pantalla LCD BRAVIA KDL-46X2000.
LCD de TV
HDTV de la serie BRAVIA de Sony

Accesorios [ editar ]

En abril de 2007, Sony lanzó BRAVIA TDM-IP1, [15] una base de acoplamiento para permitir la reproducción de audio y video alojados en un iPod de Apple en un modelo de televisión BRAVIA.

Los accesorios actuales disponibles incluyen una cámara Skype (CMUBR100) y un adaptador Wi-Fi (UWABR100). [dieciséis]

Video y TV por Internet Sony Bravia [ editar ]

Sony Bravia Internet Video estuvo disponible por primera vez a finales de 2009 en los televisores Bravia habilitados para Internet, y luego estará disponible en los sistemas de cine en casa y Blu-ray de Sony. El Bravia Internet Video original se construyó alrededor de la interfaz XMB de Sony y tenía varios socios de medios de transmisión, incluidos: Amazon Video On Demand, YouTube, Yahoo !, Netflix y Sony Video (Qriocity). [17] 2011 vio una renovación de Bravia Internet Video, con una reelaboración de la interfaz y una capacidad adicional de Skype. [ cita requerida ]

Sony Bravia Internet TV es el primer televisor que incorpora Google TV , actualmente solo disponible en EE. UU. Planea revolucionar la IPTV. [18]

XBR8 es una serie de Sony BRAVIA LCD de alta definición televisores . Fueron lanzados al mercado estadounidense a partir de septiembre de 2008.

Los modelos de 46 y 55 pulgadas de la serie XBR8 cuentan con un sistema de retroiluminación LED RGB que Sony llama Triluminos . Se afirma que el nuevo sistema de retroiluminación proporciona un espectro de colores más real y superior y permite que esta serie de televisores compita con las pantallas de plasma en términos de negros oscuros. Este modelo también marcó el debut del nuevo procesador de video de Sony, el BRAVIA Engine 2 Pro. El panel de visualización utiliza procesamiento de diez bits y ofrece la tecnología MotionFlow de 120 Hz.

The XBR8 line offers two screen sizes; the 46" (KDL-46XBR8)[19] was released on September 29, 2008. The second model, the 55" (KDL-55XBR8)[20] became available for order in October 2008.[needs update]

In the United Kingdom, recent Bravia Televisions also include YouView built in, which gives users access to an interactive EPG in addition to on-demand services from the BBC and ITV incorporated into a single search menu.[21]

Green TV[edit]

For sale in Japan on July 30, 2008, Sony's green product, a new flat-panel 32-inch TV for ¥150,000 (US$1,400; €900) BRAVIA KDL-32JE1 offers ecological consumers the advantage of 70% less energy consumption than regular models with same image quality. For consumers who rely on electricity generated from carbon dioxide emitting sources, it reduces carbon dioxide emissions totaling 79 kilograms (174 pounds) a year.[22][23]

Mobile phones[edit]

BRAVIA-branded Sony Ericsson smartphone for the Japanese market (Docomo FOMA SO906i, released 2008)

Sony uses a BRAVIA image processing engine in high-end mobile devices produced by its Sony Mobile Communications, starting with the Xperia arc model in 2011. Subsequent flagship models of Sony's smartphone range such as the Xperia S, and Xperia Z use enhanced versions of the BRAVIA engine.

In addition, BRAVIA brand phones have been produced by Sony/Sony Ericsson. BRAVIA brand phones are able to watch 1seg terrestrial television.

  • For NTT DoCoMo
The Sony logo, as it appears on startup on a BRAVIA TV.
FOMA SO903iTV (Released in June 2007)
FOMA SO906i (Released in June 2008)
FOMA SO-01C (Sony Ericsson Xperia Arc) (Released in March 2011)
  • For au by KDDI
U1 (Released in December 2009)
S004 (Released in May 2010)
S005 (Released in November 2010, successor of S004)

Internals[edit]

The LCD panels within BRAVIA TVs are manufactured by Sony Corporation with a special architecture. Since 2010, the high end Bravia LX, HX and selected NX series use a 10th gen Sony Bravia ASV panel.[citation needed] The 8th gen SPVA panel from Sony LCD continue to serve other midrange and budget Bravia models.[citation needed]

Many Sony televisions with USB connectivity run Linux.[24]

Upgrading and maintenance[edit]

The software can be upgraded via a USB type A interface labeled "DMEx / service only" and via the Internet for later models.

2006–2007 models may be updated using a memory stick or USB. Depending upon the country and TV standard the tuner may need a service device to update it.

It appears that units manufactured through November 2005 for sale in Asia and North America contained a software bug that prevented the device from powering up/down after 1200 hours.[25] A free upgrade is available.[26]

Uses and features[edit]

  • Can be used to watch live TV
  • Can stream original contents from streaming apps
  • It is supported by Dolby audio

References[edit]

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