Sony BRX-A250 and BRX-NT1 Bravia TV Add-Ons

Aug 29 2007, 8:00am CDT | by Luigi Lugmayr

Sony announced the BRX-A250 Hi-vision Tuner and HDD digital recorder box and the BRX-NT1 IPTV box.

These new devices work seamlessly with the new Sony Bravia X7000, V3000, V5000, W5000, X5050 and X5000.

Sony Bravia users get video on demand with the BRX-NT1. With the BRX-A250 they get an additional TV tuner and the ability to record shows onto a 250GB HDD. The Sony BRX-A250 and the Network TV box BRX-NT1 will start shipping in November in Japan. There is no information available at this point as to whether or not Sony will release these new devices outside of Japan.
Via this Sony press-release (Japanese).

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