For anyone who wants a HDTV with all the technological bells and whistles, a XBR60LX900 review says you should consider this television. The LCD has an edge-lit LED backlit and offers sensor technology that adjusts picture brightness and “sees” who’s sitting in the room. It does this whether or not someone’s there or not. This feature is one people really seem to like, and one of the reasons why they purchase it.

Television Watches You

Some people might not like that technology is watching all the actions in the room, but in terms of extending the television’s LED backlighting, it’s something you’ll appreciate for the long term.

The sensor technology uses a built-in camera to adjust the television’s brightness. So, if a person gets too close or turns his or her head to look at the phone, the picture will dim. Besides extending the backlighting, the XBR60LX900 review says this feature will lower energy bills.

“I love this TV! When I watch friends TV’s now, they don’t even look high definition to me, after owning a XBR60LX900…Spend the money….it’s worth it…!!!”
- dkb50, amazon.com

Speaker can be Adjusted

The sensor technology also works with the speaker to provide auto adjustment. There’s a child warning feature that lets people know when a child is getting too close to the television. Some might say this is overkill, but anyone with small children knows the benefit of this feature. They like to touch or get right up to the television.

Offers a Monolithic Design

The design of the television is monolithic, which is an aspect that’s appealing to lots of viewers. There’s a small backward slant that makes it easy to adjust the Sony Bravia television for the room. A XBR601LX900 review says the HDTV alters its design for low height furniture like a Bell’O Getti or BDI.

Here’s a YouTube video that I came across from one happy consumer, who purchased a smaller version of this awesome machine. I could have used the one put out by Sony, but this guy talks about his experience first hand confirming his love for this machine…

Also, there’s an Opticontrast panel that places a sheet of resin and surface treatment between the glass and LCD panel. This reduces the possibility of reflections on the glass. It also monitors the refraction of external and internal light, so black levels are always excellent even if the room’s bright.

Quality Video Processor

The Bravia 1080p features Sony’s MotionFlow 240Hz to reduce any 3D image doubling and motion lag. The Engine 3 video processor enhances detail, reduces noise, and optimizes contrast for a realistic, vibrant image.

“This is the absolute clearest resolution I have ever seen and the Super Bowl was a real treat in HD. The 3D is outstanding and I play 3D Blu-rays from my PS3.”
- J. J. Pietrzyk, amazon.com

Built-in Wi-Fi

The XBR60LX900 review talks about the Bravia Internet Video service, which provides people access to streaming video from YouTube, Amazon Video on Demand, Sony Music, Sony Pictures, NPR, Netflix, and even more. There are Bravia Internal Widgets that give consumers instant access to up-to-date weather, news, stock quotes, and sports scores.

A XBR60LX900 review says all of these features are wrapped in this HDTV Monolithic design that combines function and fashion. It’s impressive on and off.