Sony's 3D LED TV and 3D Blu-Ray Player 2012 line-up

New 3D LED TV releases for 2012 sees the launch of the latest Sony Flagship HX850 model. Released as the HX850 and HX750, both models are the latest in Smart TV's and offer built in custom features, including Wi-Fi, allowing Skype access from television, although per room is not included, however, through using the latest technology on your smart phone you can access your television via your smart phone.

Sony's 3D LED TV and 3D Blu-Ray Player 2012 line-up

Sony's 3D LED TV and 3D Blu-Ray Player 2012 line-up

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Sony's 3D LED TV and 3D Blu-Ray Player 2012 line-up

Sony's 3D LED TV and 3D Blu-Ray Player 2012 line-up

As befits a Sony's flagship model, both the HX850 HX750 and have the latest X-reality chips installed, which, according to Sony offer a cleaner more improved picture quality in the 2D to 3D upscaling. Both this year's 3D LED TV models come with new and improved Motionflow technology and you'll find the same monolithic design with both these models, thisCorning Gorilla Glass year featuring OptiContrast Panel and technology. Upon purchase, customers will also receive two pAirs of 3D glasses made of super lightweight titanium.

Two for release as 40 inch, 46 inch and 55 inch versions, the latest release of Sony 3D LED TV's are going to be a winner. To compliMent the release of the Sony flagship HX 850 model, comes the very latest series of 3D Blu-Ray players. The Sony BDP-S790-S590, BDP and the BDP-S390 are the new ' smart ' Blu-Ray players which provide the ultimate experience from your ' smart ' TV. As with the Sony flagship HX850 model, the Sony BDP-S790, BOP-BOP-S390 S590 and all feature WiFi support and offer the user the opportunity to browse Twitter, Pandora, Hulu and Facebook with Skype once again fitted asstandard. What's most special about the flagship BDP-S790 model from Sony is the ability to convert your old content to 4 k video. You will need a 4 k Hdtv offering support to enjoy the new available content, but if you want a Blu-Ray player ready for the future this year, the BDP-S790 seems like a perfect candidate for the Job.

With Sony to release prices later this month, the main difference between the Sony and the Sony S790 S390 is that the BDP-Powerpc version does not support 3D. With that in mind, if you are considering purchasing the Sony flagship HX850 model TV, it may well be worth adding the Sony BDP-S790 model 3D Blu-Ray Player as an extra, rather than what will be the slightly cheaper, model BDP-S390. After all, there may be little point inenjoying an enhanced 2D to 3D upscaling TV if you do not have a 3D Blu-Ray Player to play your favourite films on.

Sony has made a lasting impression at this year's CES in Las Vegas with these new models to take on the market in the Spring, so there's really no doubt that the new 2012 line-up from the company will be a success.

Sony's 3D LED TV and 3D Blu-Ray Player 2012 line-up