Sony aims at comeback with new 'Bravia' flat-screen TVs

TOKYO, Japan - A model poses with Sony Corp.'s new 46-inch liquid crystal display television during a presentation at a Tokyo hotel on Sept. 14. Sony unveiled eight new flat-screen televisions under the ''Bravia'' brand, six with liquid crystal displays and two featuring rear projection.

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