It is an undeniable fact that Sony has lorded over the electronics manufacturing arena and has been the brand that many are compared to and has dreamt of surpassing. This Japan based company has built for itself a rock solid reputation in terms of quality and innovation and has made excellence the standard in all their products. And when it comes to Sony Televisions, no other manufacturer can claim such dominance that only Sony possess.

There is not much to say when it comes to a downside to Sony Televisions, some may just complain about the more expensive price tag, but this is a premium that one has to pay to ensure that he or she is getting the best. For more than four decades now, Sony has produced cutting edge designs and engineering in their television products for every era it has been produced, and today, they continue this pursuit of excellence and have remained at the helm of the TV arena.

Starting from its first highly regarded TV innovation, the world’s smallest black and white TV, to its first collared Chromatron technology based TV, to its acclaimed release of the Trinitron TV, to its HDTV Trinitron, the Wega, and now the Bravia, Sony has revolutionized the TV industry and has kept its loyal followers on its toes to what comes next.

One of the first successes in Sony Televisions in the modern day standards came when the company introduced the FD Trinitron WEGA, a flat screen TV with speakers mounted on the side and a dazzling silver collared cabinet. When the company entered the LCD TV race, the brand name WEGA stuck with the line-up named LCD WEGA. But, in 2005, Sony decided to discontinue the brand name and soon started to call their LCD TV and other Sony Televisions as BRAVIA.

For the entry level on the current line-up, Sony televisions has the 300 and 400 series, divided into four sub series with two sub series each, the BX and the EX. The sizes varies with the smallest having a 22 inch screen to the largest having a 46 inch display. The main differences between the two sub series are the availability of more connectivity and the availability of ambient sensor technology, with the EX having the edge.

A notch higher is the mid level 600, 700 and 710 series, with the former as the low man in the totem pole and the latter as its flag bearer. This mid level also features LED technology for its backlight with the 710 having the upscale Edge LED backlight module. Also, the higher two series models has DLNA features allowing it to playback photo, music, and video files from other media sources, while the 600 doesn’t have this feature. Another feature missing in the 600 found on the two is Wi-Fi capability.

A reshaped and sexier version of the 600 series is the 500 series. Alone in the series, the NX500 comes in one size, 40 inches. It has Full HD capability and has the looks to compliment any room.

Occupying the top spot is the 900 series, available in one sub series, LX, and in two different sizes, 52 and 60 inches. This series offers the new 3D technology in Full HD.

Each and every one of these Sony Televisions have been equipped with the latest in Sony technology, assuring you that you are getting the best among the best. With new innovations bestowed upon its TVs every year, you would certainly believe that this is the best TV out there for you.