Sony LCD TV: what's the difference between L/M/NL series? What's BRAVIA Engine 2 Technology and 1080/60i?

Does 1080/60i mean the TV has 1080p resolution?

A:Not really, 1080/60i is Interlaced. 1080p is progressive Therefore I think it's better, you'll get a better picture.

The difference between L/M/NL series?

Well, the prices the different and according to what I saw on sonystyle Canada website, that they're pretty low in the Series. I don't think they're such great TV's. If you're going to get a BRAVIA, get a High-End BRAVIA, those are worth the money.

But, I am sure you can't go wrong if you find a good deal on one these suckers from these these low-end series.

I'm not really sure where BRAVIA's are made, I think they're made in Malaysia or Korea or China.

The BRAVIA Engine 2 is something they use to push they're High-End models and supposedly offer better picture.

before everything, which Samsung television are you talking approximately? The Samsung Bordeux is technically equivalent to the Bravia, however the Bravia is surely greater desirable. yet, the recent Samsung Moselle has genuine HD (1080p) together as the others, which includes Bravia have only 720p or 1080i. So, the excellent genuine HD Moselle is bigger than the Bravia, yet something of the Samsungs are no longer as solid.