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It has an 11 inch display and will accept a 1080P input but the screen’s resolution is not large enough to display full 1080. It is 3mm thick and has built in domestic and satellite tuners.

The future is here.Sony intends to develop this technology and states that OLED will eventually replace LCD.

In 1984,Seiko-Sha,Epson brought to market the world’s first LCD color television,a 2 inch model,the price $499.00. Now 23 years later,we have 70 inch LCD television.
I fully expect Sony to make good on their promise,and we will have large OLED panels in the not to distant future. OLED has many advantages.

Sony has a website up in Japan,with a video,photos and full specs with related links.

The link: http://www.sony.jp/products/Consumer/oel/index.html

Hard to say where the problem lies, you are not very specific about the source channels. Are they standard defintion or HD. Assuming the standard def ones are giving you a problem, there are two sets of factors to consider

a) the LCD image is not as good as a CRT you are used to. Specifically angle of view, contrast ratio, black level, motion sharpness, and the fact that CRTs scan at the native signal rate and flat panels don’t affect the standard def image quality.

b) somewhere in the chain the standard definiton signal needs to be upconverted to the native rate of the display, which in your case is 1080p

What can you do to improve the image?

There are a number of things. Let me begin with the satellite receiver (this also applies to cable set top boxes)

1)You need to experiment to see which does a better job of upconverting 480i to 1080p. Is it the set top box (STB) (unlikely)or the display. Try it both ways be entering the settings menu of the set top receiver and compare 1080i output to 480i (a number of boxes will only let you go to 480p if this is the case use it) One mode is often referred to as Native mode that will allow the STB to throughput the native sources resolution to the display ans let it do all the scaling workd (you don’t want the STB to downconvert your HD content to 480 so check the manual to make sure the mode you choose outputs HD at 1080 or native i)

2)) If the Sony is set to Vivid mode, change it to Movie or Cinema and adjust the user controls accordingly for the best image.

c) A calibration disc such as AVIA or Video Essentials will help you set the user controls.

Bottom line, your image will be only as good as your source material display and its scaler chip.  This is why the HD Guru makes a big deal about scalers.

One more note, use the best level connection which in your case is HDMI from the set top to the Sony LCD.

The HD Guru