Sony offers up slew of BRAVIA accessories for pre-order

by Darren Murph, posted Sep 22nd 2008 at 8:26PM

Back at CES 2008, Sony quietly unveiled a number of cutesy BRAVIA accessories. Now, those very accessories are up for pre-order. Designed to function with compatible BRAVIA HDTVs, these modules expand the capabilities of your set, with the Input Link Module ($149.99) adding four HDMI ports, the DVD Link Module ($199.99) adding an upscaling DVD player and the Wireless Link Module ($799.99) adding cordless HD transmission. Check 'em all out in detail below.

[Via SonyInsider]

Read - BRAVIA Wireless Link Module
Read - BRAVIA DVD Link Module
Read - BRAVIA Input Link Module

Filed under: Misc, Displays, Other formats, Other hardware, Players, Ports, Switches, Sony

Tags: accessories, bravia, DMX-Dvd, DMX-SW1, DMX-WL1, input link, InputLink, pre-order, sony, wireless link, WirelessLink

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J.Goodwin @ Sep 22nd 2008 8:37PM

How does a "DVD Link Module" differ from a DVD player? Aside from costing $50 more than Toshiba's top of the line Cell-powered DVD player...

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Erwos @ Sep 23rd 2008 11:50AM

$150 for a four-port HDMI switch is a bit hard to swallow, but then again, if they really integrate it seamlessly into the TV's menu, that might be appealing to certain crowds.

The DMX-W1 only supports 1080i60, which, IMHO, is a total deal-breaker.

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Lee @ Sep 23rd 2008 10:14PM

$800 for wireless connectivity? Are they out of their frickin' minds?

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