News: Marketnews.ca:: While the involvement of a portable audio device in a home A/V system is information on four new A/V products that will officially debut at CEDIA 2008 http://www.marketnews.ca/news.asp?cat=PORHOME | LAS VEGAS, Feb 26, 2008 /PRNewswire via COMTEX/ -- Sony today introduced four component
home theater systems designed to complement high-definition televisions and
Blu-ray Disc(TM) players. (Photo: http://www.newscom.com/cgi-bin/prnh/20080226/LATU034A) Optimized with 1080p-capable HDMI(TM) inputs, the HT-SS2300 and HT-CT100
models support full HD video and eight channels of uncompressed audio. The
HT-7200DH and HT- DDWG700 models round out the line, offering 5.1 channel home
theater surround sound. Focus on the World High Definition Television (HDTV) Market:: Sep 10, 2008 This report analyzes the worldwide markets for High Definition . Television's MPEG-4 AVC System for Launch of HDTV Service II-64 CPT http://www.marketwire.com/press-release/ReportlinkerCom-898688.htmlHOME | HD Companion The HT-SS2300 and HT-CT100 component systems are designed for Blu-ray Disc
players and other high-definition components using three 1080p-capable HDMI
inputs, in addition to optical and coaxial digital inputs. The 5.1 channel HT-SS2300 system, with 1,000 watts (RMS) of power,
features a slim AV receiver designed to match Sony's line of 2008 Blu-ray Disc
players. It will be available this summer for about $400. At 250 watts (RMS), the 3.1 channel HT-CT100 unit includes a sound bar and
separate subwoofer, which delivers realistic surround sound using Sony's
S-Force PRO Front Surround Sound technology eliminating the need for rear
speakers. The system will be available in March for about $300. Both systems feature Sony's Digital Media Port, which adds controlling,
networking and connectivity features for music playback with various optional
accessories sold separately. Additional accessories include a Network
Walkman(TM) player audio cradle, a PC client device and a Bluetooth(R)
adapter. The units offer a simple set-up feature with Sony's Digital Cinema Auto
Calibration (DCAC) that uses an included microphone to measure speaker
distance, level and frequency, automatically calibrating the listening
environment to accurately optimize the sound field. Additionally, the new home theater systems offer an updated Portable Audio
Enhancer. This improves the clarity and depth of a connected music player by
adding information to the audio signal that had been removed during
compression. High-Resolution Audio The 5.1 channel HT-7200DH and HT- DDWG700 systems deliver high-resolution
surround sound with 900 and 800 watts (RMS) of power, respectively. The HT-7200DH system integrates a single disc DVD/CD player with upscaling
to 1080p via HDMI(TM) when connected to a 1080p-capable HDTV set. There is an
HDMI repeater that automatically switches the television to the correct input
needed for operation. The integrated AV receiver has three 1080p-capable HDMI
inputs for support of high-definition home theater components. An on-screen
display simplifies content navigation and device operation. The model will be
available in May for about $500. The HT- DDWG700 unit includes a cradle for iPod(R) players (TDM-iP10) so
you can enjoy music through the home theater via a connection to its Digital
Media Port. The surround sound system will be available in March for about
$200. All of the models offer Digital Cinema Auto Calibration, Portable Audio
Enhancer and a Digital Media Port interface. The new systems will be available at sonystyle.com and Sony Style retail
stores nationwide, as well as at military base exchanges and authorized
dealers throughout the country.
Media Contact
Danielle Wagster
Sony Electronics, Inc.
858-942-4159
danielle.wagster@am.sony.com
Tania Scheer
Paine PR
949-809-6799
tscheer@painepr.comSOURCE Sony Electronics, Inc. http://www.sony.com
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