Features:

• Full HD (1920 x 1080)Picture Resolution with SXRD chip
• 3 SXRD chips (R/G/B), Over 2 Million Pixels each.
• Contrast Ratio up to 10000:1
• 1080p Input for Full HD via HDMI rear connections (x2)
• Bottom Speaker. Slim and Stylish Design.

Editor Reviews:

Product Description:
Sony Grand WEGA 55" Widescreen HDTV - This 55" widescreen TV offers you the latest in HDTV technology - support for 1080p with a native 1920x1080 resolution. Sony achieves this with 3 separate SXRD panels that have a blistering response time of only 2.5ms! More than fast enough for even the most demanding images. These features and much more go into a television that provides an amazing entertainment experience. Supports 1080p natively with a resolution of 1920x1080 NTSC/ATSC hybrid with Clear QAM (8 VSB) Video Ports - 2 HDMI Inputs (rear - 1 w/ audio), 3 Component Inputs (1 front), 1 S-Video Input (rear), 3 Composite Inputs (1 front), & 1 PC Video Input (rear) Audio Ports - 1 Digital Optical Out (rear), 5 Analog Audio Inputs (1 front), 1 Audio Out (rear - variable/fixed), & 1 PC Audio Input (rear) Advanced Iris - A special Sony feature that helps to improve brightness and contrast CineMotion Reverse 3 - 2 Pulldown Technology Picture and Picture Color Temperature 3D Digital Comb Filter Game Mode Noise Reduction Picture Modes - Vivid, Standard, Custom Wide Modes - Wide Zoom, Normal, Full, & Zoom Dolby Digital Support MTS Stereo Decoder SRS TruSurround XT Audio Effect A/V Synch Auto Channel Programming Programmable Timer Sleep Timer - 15, 30, 45, 60, 90, Off (2 Event) Picture Freeze Unit Dimensions - approx. 50.9 (w) x 35.9 (h) x 18.9 (d) Unit Weight - approx. 84 lbs.

Rating : - Lamp blew after 18 months
Without warning the lamp went. We were nowhere near the 8,000 hours of use that SONY predicts the lamp will serve us before it burns out.
Went to the store where I bought it and spoke to the same salesman who sold it to us. He didn't say a word. Took my paperwork walked over to three different computers and typed in a bunch of numbers and letters in each one. He wrote a phone number down and handed my paperwork back to me. He would not have said a word except I inquired if this was common for the lamp to go so soon. He told me that the lamp on his TV was five years old and he had heard of others lasting a year or less. Not very comforting.
Called the number and spoke to a woamn who didn't want to hear about complaints she only took orders. So for $285.49 I get a new lamp in two working days. Not happy at all. Will not buy another SONY or go to Bernies again.