Monthly production will come to just 2,000 units. In comparison, Sony plans to sell 10 million units of LCD TVs in the year to next March.
Following the announcement of the new TV, shares in Sony closed up 1.4 percent at 5,650 yen, outperforming the Tokyo stock market's electrical machinery index, which fell 0.13 percent.
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