Providing a simplified approach to high-definition home theater management, Sony today unveiled a line of four A/V receivers offering high-definition performance, easy set-up and control through a unique icon-driven menu system.
Each of the new models simplify home theater operation by serving as a central hub for audio and HD video home theater components, converging all sources to one HDMI(TM) output from the receiver to the display.
Designed for optimal high-definition home theater performance, the models include such features as...
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New Sony 1080p Audio/Video Receivers Manage High-Definition Home Theater Demands
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As with any purchase of electronic boxes these days, you can and should read the entire spec sheet before buying. Most owners manuals are available online in pdf format, usually on the manufacturers web site . Find out if a piece of equipment will fit your needs and expectations. IMO, you should not buy a receiver based soley on connectivity and format availability, although they are surely a factor. The following article may help to evaluate what you are getting:
http://www.ecoustics.com/tl/10309/
http://www.ecoustics.com/tl/10309/
Dave