Stats like 46 and 52-inch models, along with 1080p, 15000:1 contrast ratios make it sound very much like the current flagships that we know as the 92-series. There's also an XL2 and X20 series of HDTVs, but since all of this is likely UK fodder, we'll wait til the US next gen stuff comes out to delve deeper. (Pictured is the XL2 LCD detailed below)

Product Specifications: Aquos HD1 Series HD Ready 1080P 46" & 52" Full HD LCD Panel (1920×1080 Pixels) Fastest Response Time 4m/s Built-In Freeview Digital Tuner truD Picture Engine Technology 100Hz Double frame driving 15,000:1 Dynamic contrast 3000:1 Panel contrast RGB Plus II 2 x HDMI Photo viewer via USB Dolby Virtual Surround Universal Remote

Aquos XL2 Series
HD Ready 1080P 42", 46" & 52"
Full HD LCD Panel (1920×1080 Pixels)
Slim frame & Super thin design
High Response Time 4m/s
100Hz Double frame driving
Built-In Freeview Digital Tuner
10bit signal processing
10000:1 Dynamic contrast
2000:1 Panel contrast
RGB Plus
3 HDMI Terminals
Side Terminal
SRS TruSurround
Universal RC
AQUOS LINK

Aquos X20 Series
HD Ready 1080P 42", 46", 52" & 65"
Full HD LCD Panel (1920×1080 Pixels)
Slim frame & Super thin design
Fastest Response Time 4m/s*
De-Juddering Software (SD & HD)
Built-In Freeview Digital Tuner
10000:1Dynamic contrast
2000:1 Panel contrast
RGB Plus
3 HDMI Terminals/ 1080P
Side Terminal
SRS TruSurround
AQUOS LINK

[Hidden Wires]

The scrollwheel, however, is a little small. But the microSD card (why not just SD?), MPEG4/WMV support, FM radio, and great sound quality make up for its shortcomings. Although it's too late to fix the scrollwheel for its February launch, everything else seems to be in order. It's no (theoretical) widescreen iPod, or even Creative Zen Vision W, since 4GB of memory won't be holding many videos. – Jason Chen

iriver X20 [CNet Asia]