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Page 1 F L a T P a N E L T E L E V I S I O N FLAT PANEL TELEVISION THE PINNACLE OF TELEVISION INTRODUCING PLASMA WEGA™ irst came Trinitron® TV: Sony’s Emmy-Award-winning color picture tube design. F Then we raised our standard with FD Trinitron® WEGA® TV. Sony achieved the BECAUSE THERE'S SO MUCH MORE TO SEE. CineMotion™ REVERSE 3:2 PULL DOWN TRUE CINEMA SOUND FOR THE HOME. next level of display performance with Plasma WEGA™ - a completely integrated Sony Plasma WEGA™ flat panel television is the ideal widescreen viewing Sony’s CineMotion™ reverse 3:2 pull down technology does a Sony’s Plasma WEGA™ flat panel television is designed to deliver flat panel television. A 16:9 wide screen panel for true cinematic impact. A portrait solution. It opens the full spectrum of entertainment possibilities. spectacular job with film-originated sources, regardless of big surround-like sound from built-in stereo speakers. The secret is Spectacular DVD movies and Digital TV broadcasts, with optional HD origination. It automatically recognizes the distinctive 3-2 TruSurround® sound; it’s like being in the center of the soundstage, of excellence, the ultimate in elegance. Now, the newest generation of Plasma Wega tuner for a true high-definition picture. You’ll have all the video inputs pattern of film and preserves the integrity of each film frame without the need for rear speakers in the room. It’s an easy way to to realize the full potential of your multiple video sources, including to make motion look smoother and more natural. bring home the excitement of cinema sound – this is another flat panel televisions offer even greater brightness (a 45% improvement on the 42” and Sony progressive scan DVD players. With an optional cable, you can reason why Sony Plasma WEGA™ flat panel television is the ideal even hook up your computer and display XGA high-resolution television solution for your home entertainment experience. 38% improvement on the 32”). Plus, all models feature a DVI-HDTV interface to accept graphics (SMF-403). There really is more to see – and Plasma WEGA™ flat panel television makes it all look incredibly exciting. direct digital inputs for the purest secure HDTV signal possible. Sony Achieves The Next Level In DIGITAL PIXEL GENERATOR™ SYSTEM. Sony’s unique Digital Pixel Generator™ System utilizes cutting-edge digital signal processing Film Mode Video Mode Film Mode/Video Mode technologies to maximize display performance and reproduce natural, rich images especially from high-definition sources. All signals are transmitted and processed entirely in the digital domain thus minimizes picture degradation. PIXEL-BY-PIXEL I/P CONVERSION. Pixel-by-Pixel I/P Conversion technology instantly responds to the changes in 480i content. Pixel-by-Pixel employs proprietary algorithms to handle the challenging task of processing A COMPLETE WIDESCREEN SOLUTION. Conventional I/P System Pixel by Pixel System video originated content to reduce motion artifacts. Pixel-by-Pixel I/P Conversion optimizes field by field within a field Home Theater is a great idea – but no one wants to live in a theater. With Plasma WEGA™ flat panel television, every scene one pixel at a time. Even the fastest martial arts movie sequence will seem your cinematic experience doesn’t compromise your lifestyle. Its sleek silver cabinet is compact and the flat smooth as silk. panel styling makes a dramatic design statement. Its widescreen picture seems to float effortlessly above a supplied stand. Without the depth of an ordinary TV, it can nestle back against a wall or angle conveniently in a corner. You can even hang it on a wall. And unlike other plasma sets, Plasma WEGA™ flat panel television is more than a monitor – it’s a true TV. Built-in NTSC tuner and built-in speakers give you everything you need, right out of the box. www.sony.com/plasmawega SPECIFICATIONS KE-42TS2 KE-32TS2 MORE REASONS TO BRING HOME OPTICAL PLASMA WEGA™ FLAT PANEL TELEVISION. Panel type: AC-type Plasma Display Panel with anti-reflection screen Screen size: (viewable area, measured diag.): 42 inches (16:9) 32 inches (16:9) Resolution: 1024 x 1024 pixels 1024 X 852 pixels SELECTABLE WIDESCREEN MODES. Viewing angle: 160° 160° ™ TV signals: NTSC NTSC For standard 4:3 images, you can set your Sony Plasma WEGA DTV/HDTV signals: 480i, 480p, 1080i, 720p 480i, 480p, 1080i, 720p picture accordingly. You can select Wide Zoom, Zoom, Full, or Computer signals: Up to XGA signals (with optional cable) Up to XGA signals (with optional cable) Normal to make the most of your entire screen surface. Picture system: Digital Pixel Generator™ System, Pixel-by-Pixel I/P Conversion, CineMotion™ Reverse 3:2 Pulldown System Sampling rate: 13.5 kHz to 140 MHz 13.5 kHz to 140 MHz WIDE VIEWING ANGLE. AUDIO Processing: TruSurround® TruSurround® There’s no reason to worry about inviting a crowd. A viewing Output: 9W x 2 channels 7W x 2 channels angle of 160° is wide enough to give everyone a great seat GENERAL for the big game. Power requirements: 120 V AC, 60Hz 120 V AC, 60Hz REMOTE COMMANDER® CONTROL. Power consumption: 415W (standby, 2.9W) 300W (standby, 1.7W) Dimensions (WHD): 41-5/8" x 30-1/8" x 5" (1056 x 764 x 124mm) 33-3/4" x 24-3/4" x 5-1/4" (856 x 627 x 137mm) Weight: 82 lbs.7 oz. (37.5kg) 57 lbs. 3 oz. (26kg) Don’t get up – all essential operations are right at your fingertips. Choose your input source, control your picture, INPUTS/OUTPUTS adjust volume, change TV channels, operate simple INPUT S-Video: (2) (2) on-screen menus. Even display menus in English, French, Composite: (2) (2) RF: (1) (1) or Spanish. Component (Y, Pb, Pr): (1) (1) Component w/RGB/HV: (1) (1) FAVORITE CHANNEL SETTING. DVI-HDTV: (1) (1) What’s on TV? It’s easier to find out – because you can OUTPUT Audio (1) (1) position your favorite channels on a single screen menu Sub-woofer: (1) (1) Headphones (1) (1) and switch quickly from one to another. CONTROLS Input/Output (1) (1) DVI-HDTV INTERFACE. SUPPLIED ACCESSORIES Plasma Wega employs a DVI (Digital Visual Interface) input • Table Base • Remote Commander® Control Unit: RM-928Y which takes a high-bandwidth, uncompressed, high-speed • AA Batteries (2) (2) signal from a digital video source, such a Sony’s SAT-HD200 • Owners Manual • 75-ohm coaxial cable (1) (1) High-Definition receiver, and delivers it to the monitor. The • AC power cord (1) (1) overall result is a fully digital high-definition connection that’s • Cleaning Cloth KE-42TS2 becoming the industry standard ... and one that lets viewers OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES KE-32TS2 enjoy the purest HDTV signal. • WB-PW2 - Wall-Mounting Kit • SU-TS2 A/V stand Sony Electronics Inc. www.sony.com/plasmawega 1 Sony Drive © 2002 Sony Electronics Inc. All rights reserved. Reproduction in whole or in part without written permission is prohibited. TruSurround is a trademark of SRS Labs, Inc. Sony, CineMotion, FD Trinitron, Park Ridge, NJ 07656 Plasma WEGA, Trinitron, WEGA, Digital Pixel Generator and Remote Commander are trademarks of Sony Simulated picture. Design and specifications are subject to change without notice..
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