15 July 2009 14:01 GMT / By Chris Hall
Sony today showed off forthcoming models from their Bravia TV range.
The KDL-19S5700 is their latest set to step away from the normal black bezel models. With a 19-inch LCD display packing in an HD ready resolution and the Bravia Engine 3, the S5700 is pitching for a space in your bedroom.
The skinny model doesn't come with a conventional stand, instead featuring a small support around the back to keep it standing upright, with funky curved edges making it look a little like some of the all-in-one PCs released lately.
It also comes with three colour hues, pink, mocha and silver, so it can fit the decor of your boudoir.
The S5700 has already been seen in other territories with the 22-inch model listed on Sony's Australian website. If the specs are similar, you'll be getting a DNLA certified device, HDMI and USB connections, alongside the more normal Component and Composite.
The samples here are mock-ups only and specs are yet to be revealed along with pricing, but we'll bring you all the details when it is officially launched.









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