Awesome video again as always, and I still can't get enough of this awesome TV too! I really wish this TV was released in North America by Sony many years ago since I would have really loved to have this TV myself as well, especially considering that it already has a built-in PS2 system including several connection ports as well as four HDMI ports too which is really amazing.
This TV is really amazing, and it would have been really awesome if Sony ever released this TV in North America too since I would love to have this kind of TV myself. If Sony also ever did release this TV in North America, it should have also included a PS2 controller and memory card and maybe even a bonus PS2 game too like RE4 or GT4 or GTA: San Andreas or something perhaps since the TV itself includes a built-in PS2 game console which is so awesome.
It should probably be a crime for this TV to not be released in North America in the United States although I still really wish this TV would have been released in the US many years ago though which would have been so awesome since I also would have personally loved to have this particular TV myself as well. I still don't get why this TV was never released in the States even though it would have been really nice and I'm sure it would have sold very well if it ever was sold here in the US where I happen to live. Nice video though again and thanks so much for uploading and sharing this too!
Nice video again and Resident Evil 4 is also one of my most favorite PS2 games as well as one of my most favorite Resident Evil games in the series too! I also still really love this special TV made by Sony although it's a shame that it was never released in North America in the US since I personally would have loved to have this TV myself being that it has a built-in PS2 game system as well as four HDMI inputs which would really come in handy for me since I have a lot of electronics and game systems that use HDMI. I also really wish that this TV would have been a little bigger, such as 32 or 45 inches perhaps since 22 inches just seems a little too small even though it's still not bad anyway. If I also ever had this TV, I would even still have my old standalone PS2 game console hooked up to this as well to have on the side sort of as a backup or something perhaps in case if I couldn't play PS2 games on the TV through the built-in PS2 system for some reason, and also since my old PS2 that I still have still works and all so far for the time being. I would really love to have this particular TV though and the more I keep seeing videos here on TH-cam of this, the more tempting it seems to me. It's just a shame though that it was never released in North America where I live since I would really love to have this TV if Sony ever released it in the US as well.
If I personally ever had this TV for my gaming setup and all in my bedroom, I would have each of my following electronic devices and game consoles connected to these particular ports on this TV for the ultimate gaming setup in my own opinion (updated as of 06/28/2024): HDMI 1 (ARC): An HDMI switch box with the cable box connected to it for cable TV including my Sony Blu-ray/DVD disc player that I have as well as my Roku streaming box/device. HDMI 2: Another HDMI switch box with my PS4, PS5, and Wii U game consoles connected. HDMI 3: Another HDMI switch box with my PS3 game console connected (my main PS3 system which is a 160 GB PS3 Slim console) as well as my Xbox 360 game console and the dock for my Nintendo Switch game console too in order to play my Switch on the TV. HDMI 4: Another HDMI switch box with my other PS3 game console connected (which is actually one of the original models of the PS3 with PS2 backwards compatibility since I also still have a 60 GB PS3 model that plays PS2 games which still works fine so far for the time being) including my PlayStation TV (PS TV) system that I have, and I would also leave one other HDMI port on the HDMI switch box open for something else just in case like the NES Classic Edition game system that I also have or something perhaps. Component Video: I would actually use this input for my original Wii game console that I have which is even backwards compatible with Nintendo GameCube games and accessories, and also since I already have a set of Component cables to use for the Wii. Composite Video (which are the yellow, white, and red cable inputs on the side of the TV below the side HDMI ports): I would use this input for my AV Composite Video switch box that I have that I use to connect my old VCR/DVD combo player unit to including some of my other older video game consoles that I own such as PS1, PS2, N64, original Xbox, Nintendo GameCube, etc. Even though this TV also already has a built-in PS2 system, I would actually still hook up my standalone PS2 console to this TV anyway to use just in case if I ever needed to use it on the TV for some reason. That's what I would use this TV for to have all of my devices hooked up to and that would be so awesome too, especially being able to use everything all on one TV that way.
Basically Sony are lightyears ahead when it comes to graphical processing and overall picture quality. This TV was well before it's time. I still use mine daily!
@@VTECLiam It's a shame that this TV was never released in North America though since I would have really loved to have one of these myself too. Nice video though and thanks for sharing this as well!
Nice i like old things, ps2 is my childhood. Where can we buy that kind of tv, is it available global? Even though ps5 is just around the corner i still miss my ps2 sometimes.
I know what you mean - I, like you, am very nostalgic. The PS2 TVs were released in 2010 and in all honesty I didn't even know they existed since last year.... so I had to get myself one. Its a great tv/console to own and has multiple functions + every port you can think of. The production has stopped on these TVs many moons ago so you'll need to try and pick one up 2nd hand locally, good luck with that though!
If I personally ever had this TV for my gaming setup and all in my bedroom, I would have each of my following electronic devices and game consoles connected to these particular ports on this TV for the ultimate gaming setup in my own opinion: HDMI 1 (ARC): An HDMI switch box with the cable box connected to it for cable TV including my Sony Blu-ray/DVD disc player that I have as well as my Roku streaming box/device. HDMI 2: Another HDMI switch box with my PS4, PS5, and Wii U game consoles connected. HDMI 3: Another HDMI switch box with my PS3 game console connected (my main PS3 system which is a 160 GB PS3 Slim console) as well as my Xbox 360 game console and the dock for my Nintendo Switch system in order to play my Switch on the TV. HDMI 4: Another HDMI switch box with my other PS3 game console connected (which is actually one of the original models of the PS3 with PS2 backwards compatibility since I also have a 60 GB PS3 that plays PS2 games which still works fine so far for the time being) including my PlayStation TV (PS TV) system that I have, and I would also leave one other HDMI port on the HDMI switch box open for something else just in case like the NES Classic Edition game system that I also have or something perhaps. Component Video: I would actually use this input for my original Wii game console that I have which is even backwards compatible with Nintendo GameCube games and accessories, and also since I already have a set of Component cables to use for the Wii. Composite Video (which are the yellow, white, and red cable inputs on the side of the TV below the side HDMI ports): I would use this input for my AV Composite Video switch box that I have that I use to connect my old VCR/DVD combo player unit to including some of my other older video game consoles that I own such as PS1, PS2, N64, original Xbox, Nintendo GameCube, etc. Even though this TV also already has a built-in PS2 system, I would actually still hook up my standalone PS2 console to this TV to use just in case if I ever needed to use it for some reason. That's what I would use this TV for to have all of my devices hooked up to and that would be so awesome too, especially being able to use everything all on one TV that way.
@@2k12business LOL Yeah! I actually own a lot of electronics and game systems in my huge video game collection, and I would need additional ports on a TV like this one to have everything all hooked up and connected at one time without having to plug and unplug something from the TV every single time which can be a huge pain at times. I really wish I had this TV though and it would have been so awesome if it was ever released in the US too since that's where I live even though this TV was never released in the US.
@@2k12business Yeah, that would be really something too. I still wish Sony would have released this TV though in North America in the US since I would have really loved to own this kind of TV myself as well.
2 questions: 1) How is the input lag? 2) Are you able to access higher resolution video signals in games that support them (i.e. 1080i in Gran Turismo 4)?
In theory there is zero lag because its directly connected, and the ps2 is European, aka PAL format so games run at 50 hz or fps, and only a small amount of game run at 1080i
I still really wish this particular Sony TV would have been released in the US many years ago which would have been so awesome since I would really love to have this kind of TV too, especially since it even has a built-in PS2 game system as well as four HDMI ports. If this TV was also ever released in the US, Sony should have also included a DualShock 2 analog game controller for the PS2 packaged in with the TV as well as a PS2 memory card and maybe even a bonus PS2 game too such as MGS3, GT4, RE4, or GTA: San Andreas perhaps or something which would have been really nice. I also really wish that this TV would have been a little bigger, such as 32 or 45 inches perhaps since 22 inches just seems a little too small even though it's still not bad anyway.
@@VTECLiam Thanks again very much for sharing and uploading this particular video, and I also would have really loved to have this TV too! Unfortunately though, this TV was never released in my region since I live in North America in the US although it would have been really great if this TV ever was released in the US many years ago, and I'm sure it would have sold very well that way as well.
I have some questions here to ask in case if anyone would happen to possibly know the answers to them even though this might seem off-topic and all, but I was just wondering anyway: 1. My e-mail account hasn't been hacked or anything, but a while back I noticed that my e-mail account/address has started receiving various spam e-mails and this has been an ongoing problem for me since this has been happening almost every day for the past several months. What exactly causes this to happen? 2. I might have also accidentally responded to a spam e-mail or two from before even though I didn't mean to do so, and it seems like ever since then, my e-mail account has just been receiving even more spam mail that way. What exactly causes that to happen too and why? 3. If you open and/or interact with spam e-mails in any way, how exactly do the scammers themselves know if you responded to their e-mails like that? 4. Is there also some possible way to completely stop the spam mail altogether or not? I've been reporting the e-mails, deleting them, blocking them, and even blocking the e-mail addresses and domains where the e-mails have been coming from, but it seems like no matter what I've been trying to do, nothing seems to be stopping it so far and I sometimes even receive some spam e-mails somehow from certain senders even though I already have their e-mail addresses blocked although they shouldn't be going through to me if I already have them blocked. I just thought of asking these questions though in case if anyone knows the answers to them and I know this is kind of off-topic and all, but this is just something that I've been having to deal with now for quite some time and it's just really aggravating too although I wish it would somehow stop. I just want to know why and how this sort of thing happens, and also if there's a way to possibly stop it somehow.
Its on eBay at the moment - www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Sony-Bravia-KDL-22PX300-TV-Built-In-PlayStation-2-PS2-Controller-Remote/392752933072 Shipping its gonna be pricey, why don't you get some quotes?
Awesome video again as always, and I still can't get enough of this awesome TV too! I really wish this TV was released in North America by Sony many years ago since I would have really loved to have this TV myself as well, especially considering that it already has a built-in PS2 system including several connection ports as well as four HDMI ports too which is really amazing.
This TV is really amazing, and it would have been really awesome if Sony ever released this TV in North America too since I would love to have this kind of TV myself. If Sony also ever did release this TV in North America, it should have also included a PS2 controller and memory card and maybe even a bonus PS2 game too like RE4 or GT4 or GTA: San Andreas or something perhaps since the TV itself includes a built-in PS2 game console which is so awesome.
It should probably be a crime for this TV to not be released in North America in the United States although I still really wish this TV would have been released in the US many years ago though which would have been so awesome since I also would have personally loved to have this particular TV myself as well. I still don't get why this TV was never released in the States even though it would have been really nice and I'm sure it would have sold very well if it ever was sold here in the US where I happen to live. Nice video though again and thanks so much for uploading and sharing this too!
I have the same tv sony bravia from 2010 I think but without ps2.Its really cool tv it has a lot of ports for diferent consoles its amazing.
Nice video again and Resident Evil 4 is also one of my most favorite PS2 games as well as one of my most favorite Resident Evil games in the series too! I also still really love this special TV made by Sony although it's a shame that it was never released in North America in the US since I personally would have loved to have this TV myself being that it has a built-in PS2 game system as well as four HDMI inputs which would really come in handy for me since I have a lot of electronics and game systems that use HDMI. I also really wish that this TV would have been a little bigger, such as 32 or 45 inches perhaps since 22 inches just seems a little too small even though it's still not bad anyway. If I also ever had this TV, I would even still have my old standalone PS2 game console hooked up to this as well to have on the side sort of as a backup or something perhaps in case if I couldn't play PS2 games on the TV through the built-in PS2 system for some reason, and also since my old PS2 that I still have still works and all so far for the time being. I would really love to have this particular TV though and the more I keep seeing videos here on TH-cam of this, the more tempting it seems to me. It's just a shame though that it was never released in North America where I live since I would really love to have this TV if Sony ever released it in the US as well.
If I personally ever had this TV for my gaming setup and all in my bedroom, I would have each of my following electronic devices and game consoles connected to these particular ports on this TV for the ultimate gaming setup in my own opinion (updated as of 06/28/2024):
HDMI 1 (ARC): An HDMI switch box with the cable box connected to it for cable TV including my Sony Blu-ray/DVD disc player that I have as well as my Roku streaming box/device.
HDMI 2: Another HDMI switch box with my PS4, PS5, and Wii U game consoles connected.
HDMI 3: Another HDMI switch box with my PS3 game console connected (my main PS3 system which is a 160 GB PS3 Slim console) as well as my Xbox 360 game console and the dock for my Nintendo Switch game console too in order to play my Switch on the TV.
HDMI 4: Another HDMI switch box with my other PS3 game console connected (which is actually one of the original models of the PS3 with PS2 backwards compatibility since I also still have a 60 GB PS3 model that plays PS2 games which still works fine so far for the time being) including my PlayStation TV (PS TV) system that I have, and I would also leave one other HDMI port on the HDMI switch box open for something else just in case like the NES Classic Edition game system that I also have or something perhaps.
Component Video: I would actually use this input for my original Wii game console that I have which is even backwards compatible with Nintendo GameCube games and accessories, and also since I already have a set of Component cables to use for the Wii.
Composite Video (which are the yellow, white, and red cable inputs on the side of the TV below the side HDMI ports): I would use this input for my AV Composite Video switch box that I have that I use to connect my old VCR/DVD combo player unit to including some of my other older video game consoles that I own such as PS1, PS2, N64, original Xbox, Nintendo GameCube, etc. Even though this TV also already has a built-in PS2 system, I would actually still hook up my standalone PS2 console to this TV anyway to use just in case if I ever needed to use it on the TV for some reason.
That's what I would use this TV for to have all of my devices hooked up to and that would be so awesome too, especially being able to use everything all on one TV that way.
That's awesome! No pixelation on those graphics 😱
Can someone explain why there is no pixelation on this TvT? Is it just because of bravia engine 3?
Basically Sony are lightyears ahead when it comes to graphical processing and overall picture quality.
This TV was well before it's time.
I still use mine daily!
@@hellscape3165 using a component cable you're gonna get the same result
@@VTECLiam It's a shame that this TV was never released in North America though since I would have really loved to have one of these myself too. Nice video though and thanks for sharing this as well!
Nice i like old things, ps2 is my childhood. Where can we buy that kind of tv, is it available global? Even though ps5 is just around the corner i still miss my ps2 sometimes.
I know what you mean - I, like you, am very nostalgic. The PS2 TVs were released in 2010 and in all honesty I didn't even know they existed since last year.... so I had to get myself one. Its a great tv/console to own and has multiple functions + every port you can think of.
The production has stopped on these TVs many moons ago so you'll need to try and pick one up 2nd hand locally, good luck with that though!
If I personally ever had this TV for my gaming setup and all in my bedroom, I would have each of my following electronic devices and game consoles connected to these particular ports on this TV for the ultimate gaming setup in my own opinion:
HDMI 1 (ARC): An HDMI switch box with the cable box connected to it for cable TV including my Sony Blu-ray/DVD disc player that I have as well as my Roku streaming box/device.
HDMI 2: Another HDMI switch box with my PS4, PS5, and Wii U game consoles connected.
HDMI 3: Another HDMI switch box with my PS3 game console connected (my main PS3 system which is a 160 GB PS3 Slim console) as well as my Xbox 360 game console and the dock for my Nintendo Switch system in order to play my Switch on the TV.
HDMI 4: Another HDMI switch box with my other PS3 game console connected (which is actually one of the original models of the PS3 with PS2 backwards compatibility since I also have a 60 GB PS3 that plays PS2 games which still works fine so far for the time being) including my PlayStation TV (PS TV) system that I have, and I would also leave one other HDMI port on the HDMI switch box open for something else just in case like the NES Classic Edition game system that I also have or something perhaps.
Component Video: I would actually use this input for my original Wii game console that I have which is even backwards compatible with Nintendo GameCube games and accessories, and also since I already have a set of Component cables to use for the Wii.
Composite Video (which are the yellow, white, and red cable inputs on the side of the TV below the side HDMI ports): I would use this input for my AV Composite Video switch box that I have that I use to connect my old VCR/DVD combo player unit to including some of my other older video game consoles that I own such as PS1, PS2, N64, original Xbox, Nintendo GameCube, etc. Even though this TV also already has a built-in PS2 system, I would actually still hook up my standalone PS2 console to this TV to use just in case if I ever needed to use it for some reason.
That's what I would use this TV for to have all of my devices hooked up to and that would be so awesome too, especially being able to use everything all on one TV that way.
Same! Lol
@@2k12business LOL Yeah! I actually own a lot of electronics and game systems in my huge video game collection, and I would need additional ports on a TV like this one to have everything all hooked up and connected at one time without having to plug and unplug something from the TV every single time which can be a huge pain at times. I really wish I had this TV though and it would have been so awesome if it was ever released in the US too since that's where I live even though this TV was never released in the US.
@@pepsidude8919 yea it would be dope to own. You would be able to post it like I know y’all dont have one of these 😂
@@2k12business Yeah, that would be really something too. I still wish Sony would have released this TV though in North America in the US since I would have really loved to own this kind of TV myself as well.
How does it handle deinterlacing? Hardware wise, is this a PS2 with a digital output (like the PS3 with back compatibility) or is emulation?
I glad that you finally afford that system
esta increíble esta tv, increíble también que no haya llegado a todo el mundo, seria lindo tener eso en 2024 eres muy afortunado xD
2 questions:
1) How is the input lag?
2) Are you able to access higher resolution video signals in games that support them (i.e. 1080i in Gran Turismo 4)?
In theory there is zero lag because its directly connected, and the ps2 is European, aka PAL format so games run at 50 hz or fps, and only a small amount of game run at 1080i
Zero input lag.
I believe it's only rated to 720p.
But it's might artificially upscale tho.
@@VTECLiam Nice. That’s pretty cool tbh. Thanks for the info. It’s a nice set.
@@VTECLiamsupport ntsc content?
I still really wish this particular Sony TV would have been released in the US many years ago which would have been so awesome since I would really love to have this kind of TV too, especially since it even has a built-in PS2 game system as well as four HDMI ports. If this TV was also ever released in the US, Sony should have also included a DualShock 2 analog game controller for the PS2 packaged in with the TV as well as a PS2 memory card and maybe even a bonus PS2 game too such as MGS3, GT4, RE4, or GTA: San Andreas perhaps or something which would have been really nice. I also really wish that this TV would have been a little bigger, such as 32 or 45 inches perhaps since 22 inches just seems a little too small even though it's still not bad anyway.
Hi, is this bravia compatable with reading both PS1 and PS2 North Amercian games?
Not sure, I think its PAL - So probably not.
Is this backwards compatible with PS1 games and does it play Region 2 DVDs?
I'm fairly certain it's backwards compatible. However it only works with PAL standards. UK.
Bullionaire thanks.
Still for sale?
@@daved6284 not for sale any more, I decided it's too good to sell.
How did you find it and where can I find one I want it for my collection I’m starting
Find them on second hand sites. This example was sourced on gumtree from a geezer local to me in Tamworth, UK.
I would really love to have this TV too!
@@VTECLiam Thanks again very much for sharing and uploading this particular video, and I also would have really loved to have this TV too! Unfortunately though, this TV was never released in my region since I live in North America in the US although it would have been really great if this TV ever was released in the US many years ago, and I'm sure it would have sold very well that way as well.
Hey how's it going ?
I was interested in this device, how much are you asking for in it?
I'm very well thank you.
I would probably sell it for £395 now but I've decided to keep it as it's a great TV a media station.
Is there any input lag compared to CRTs?
No input lag that I've ever experienced
Work install opl?
I have this too and bought it for 50 dollars
You got a bargain there bruh!!
I have some questions here to ask in case if anyone would happen to possibly know the answers to them even though this might seem off-topic and all, but I was just wondering anyway:
1. My e-mail account hasn't been hacked or anything, but a while back I noticed that my e-mail account/address has started receiving various spam e-mails and this has been an ongoing problem for me since this has been happening almost every day for the past several months. What exactly causes this to happen?
2. I might have also accidentally responded to a spam e-mail or two from before even though I didn't mean to do so, and it seems like ever since then, my e-mail account has just been receiving even more spam mail that way. What exactly causes that to happen too and why?
3. If you open and/or interact with spam e-mails in any way, how exactly do the scammers themselves know if you responded to their e-mails like that?
4. Is there also some possible way to completely stop the spam mail altogether or not? I've been reporting the e-mails, deleting them, blocking them, and even blocking the e-mail addresses and domains where the e-mails have been coming from, but it seems like no matter what I've been trying to do, nothing seems to be stopping it so far and I sometimes even receive some spam e-mails somehow from certain senders even though I already have their e-mail addresses blocked although they shouldn't be going through to me if I already have them blocked.
I just thought of asking these questions though in case if anyone knows the answers to them and I know this is kind of off-topic and all, but this is just something that I've been having to deal with now for quite some time and it's just really aggravating too although I wish it would somehow stop. I just want to know why and how this sort of thing happens, and also if there's a way to possibly stop it somehow.
on this tv PS2 outputs games in component or av?
It seems that no1 can really answer this question and I’ve been looking all over for it
It would make sense if it was in Component
You can do both types from what I can see 🙂
The PS2 is wired to the TV digitally like a HDMI cable. It supports progressive scan games.
@@rolan5948
The PS2 is wired to the TV digitally like a HDMI cable. It supports progressive scan games.
Saw some dude on ebay selling for one dollar... What the fuck But this looks cool! Might try getting this into my collection someday
If you see one going for cheap.... You buy!!!!! These will be worth a fortune over time.
Ola, vendeu o console ?
Why isn't it full screen?
Because it was a cinematic trailer in the game, just the way it was shot, letterbox style.
The actual game plays full screen tho
Hello how much. Can shipping to Poland?
Its on eBay at the moment - www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Sony-Bravia-KDL-22PX300-TV-Built-In-PlayStation-2-PS2-Controller-Remote/392752933072
Shipping its gonna be pricey, why don't you get some quotes?
What kind of scph is that?
What is scph?
@@VTECLiam PS2 model
@@VTECLiam SCPH stands for Sony Computer Peripheral Hardware
@@Daddy_Francisco it has it’s own scph… scph-px300-1 (in my case) but the base of the ps2 is the latest slim model scph-9xxx…
They should to this again though with ps4 built in a TV.
Totally agree man. Absolute gem this is.
Ps5
Still for sale?
Not now, I've decided to keep it. It's too good to sell
@@VTECLiam Haha, nice choice!
Bhai kahan se
Hello, where is gameplay?
Jelllllllyyyyyyyy!!!! 🤣🤣🤣
Grrrrrrrrrrr
I use this with a ps5😭😭😭