1. Full HD 1080p with 3D Capability
2. Wi-Fi® Ready
3. PC Streaming Ready - Netflix®, YouTubeTM and More!

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Experience Sony's highest level of picture quality in a sleek, elegant design with the Sony® BRAVIA® HX909 Intelligent Dynamic LED Backlight LCD HDTV with 3D1. Enjoy incredibly high contrast levels for true blacks and bright whites plus sharp, vibrant colors and crisp, fluid motion. Connect to the internet and instantly stream the widest variety of online entertainment2. Add the Sony 3D Sync Transmitter, put on the Sony active glasses and enjoy 3D movies, sports and video games in Full HD 1080p picture quality or convert your 2D personal content to 3D with the push of a button on your remote control7.

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1. 16:9 HD 720p Resolution 720p (1366x768p) LCD Panel
2. HDMI x2, HD Component x2, Pc input
3. VESA hole spacing compatible
4. ATSC /NTSC tuner with QAM

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How about a Sony BRAVIA HDTV that has legendary Sony quality at a price just about anyone can afford? That’s what the KDL-37L4000 HDTV represents. Two HDMI connections mean this HDTV can connect to the latest HDMI-enabled sources. Add to that two more component inputs, and a PC input, and you have five ways to get HD quality entertainment to your TV. With wide viewing angles and a fast panel response time, and a beautiful gloss black color with chrome accents, now everyone can enjoy video entertainment no matter where they’re sitting and what they’re watching.

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Sony 37l4000 great buy!

Have had it for three weeks so far so good! Good picture and good sound, nice style also, would recomend!

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Let the Shows Begin!

Sony Bravia L-Series KDL-37L4000 37-Inch 720p LCD HDTV
We are very happy with this new Sony HDTV.

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Sony Bravia 37 inch HDTV

We are very happy with our new Sony Bravia 37 inch HDTV! We had been concerned about setting it up correctly, but Amazon delivered it in a timely manner and set it up for us which was a great relief! The picture and sound are excellent! We couldn't be happier!


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sony bravia

very nice and clear picture I am very hapy with the sound the picture the only item I dont like to much is the remote control Its to long and the most used buttons are way down on the control, Its to long. jacob puister costa rica

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This TV is Awsome

This is our 2ND lcd tv. The 1st one we had lasted one week and took it back because of poor sound. It was a Magnavox LCD HD TV. This Sony Bravia 37 inch LCD HD TV is worth all the money I spent. Like most people we had looked at many LCD HD TVS and we should have purchased this Sony right away. Thank you Sony for a great product.

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1. 16:9 Full HD 1080p Resolution (1920x1080p) LCD Panel
2. DMex compatible; allows seamless feature upgrades
3. BRAVIA Sync (Enhanced HDMI-CEC)
4. BRAVIA Engine fully digital video processor
5. Advanced Contrast Enhancer circuit (ACE)

Editorial Review :

Looking for XBR performance and design in a small screen TV --- Experience Sony unique features like an enhanced Xross Media Bar with 3D graphics and integrated TV Guide program information, DMex functionality that allows you to add capabilities to your TV, and BRAVIA Engine 2 for an even better picture. Add to that the sophisticated design you've come to expect from the XBR line and 1080p capability, and you can see why we say that the KDL-46XBR6 packs a lot of punch.

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sony 46xbr4

Great picture however it has gone to pot after 17 months.

No help from Sony. I did not purchase the extended warranty. I thought SONY would be a reliable product. WRONG

Never again. The tv has a severe ghost image when turned on and it is getting worse week by week.

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Better than anything you have now

Don't waste your life worrying about which LCD is better than the others. Get either a Samsung or a Sony and you won't be disappointed. Once you get it in your house, it will look a thousand times better than your prior TV, so just pull the trigger and be done with it. The High Def channels are amazing but it does have some issues with black on black, make some adjustments until you see what you like.

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Excellentee

Awesome product. Wait for Christams or Thanks giving deals. I got this TV and Sony BDP 550 for $1800 during 08 Christmas at Amazon. Also check xbr 9. Usually 46" and higher have better specifications than smaller size models. Use Amazon Bravia comparison chart for further analysis.

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Incredible picture

I had originally planned to get a Panasonic plasma 50 inch. I had 3 sony's before and all had great pictures and i didn't want risk getting less quality. In came the46 XBR. I bought it as a floor model and saved a ton of money. I hooked it up in 10 minutes. The picture at first was great but it was very dim. I called sony the next day and they said to turn off the light sensor. POW. The picture went from great to incredible. It was bright, sharp, and 3D like. Cable is terific and Blue Ray's are stunning. I put in I Robot and the images looked like I was on the movie set watching it get filmed. The sound is great and sounds like you are in the threatre.

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Sony Bravia XBR KDL-46XBR6 tv

I purchased this tv because of its beautiful color and sharp images. However within a few months the LCD panel went, leaving me with no picture except for broad bands of solid vertical colors. We brought it to a Platinum Sony authorized repair shop and a new panel was inserted. The tv was returned to us in 4 weeks. Now the exact part, the LCD panel, has to be replaced again for the very same problem, only this time it is no longer in warranty. The repair cost to replace the panel for the second time is quoted at $1,995 for the actual part and then $395 added on for labor. To get our tv back, the repair costs will be greater than the the total price of what we paid for the actual brand new tv. Sony headquarters will not assist in the cost of the new replacement LCD panel even though the tv panel needs replacement for the second time! We not only still owe $1200 on our credit card for the original purchase, we will now have to pay $2,395 to repair it while still paying on the original purchase bill. Shame on Sony for not honoring a warranty on the replaced part. Buyers beware!!!!!! It is indeed a beautiful tv but should it break, such as the main LCD panel... watch out. The tv repair will cost more than the actual tv!

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1. 60-inch LED Backlit HDTV with full HD 1080p resolution lets you take full advantage of HD sources like a Blu-ray Disc Player or PlayStation3 gaming console
2. Ambient Sensor and LightSensor technologies automatically adjust the color and backlight based on a room's lighting
3. Inputs- 4 HDMI, 2 component, 2 composite, 1 PC, 1 USB, 1 Ethernet, 1 optical digital audio output
4. Includes removable stand; measures 56.375 x 35.875 x 15.25 inches with stand

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This Bundle Includes:

Sony Bravia EX700 Series 60-Inch LED HDTV (KDL-60EX700)
Enjoy Full HD 1080p, incredible contrast and smooth motion performance with the slim Edge LED backlit Sony BRAVIA EX700-Series LCD HDTV. Connect to the internet and instantly stream a wide variety of movies, TV shows, videos and music using apps from Netflix, Amazon Video on Demand, YouTube, Slacker and more

Sony BDP-S370 Blu-ray Disc Player
Enjoy Blu-ray Disc movies in Full HD 1080p and improve the quality of DVDs to near HD with the Sony BDP-S370 Blu-ray Disc Player. Play your favorite movies faster than ever or connect to the internet and instantly access a wide variety of movies, TV shows, music and more. Plus turn your iPhone or iPod touch into a remote control by downloading a free app.

1. 52" screen (measured diagonally)
2. Widescreen 16:9 aspect ratio
3. High-gloss black finish
4. Built-in digital (ATSC) and analog (NTSC) tuners for over-the-air TV broadcasts (antenna required)
5. Built-in QAM cable TV tuner receives unscrambled programs without a set-top box (cable service required)

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Thanks to an ethernet port and built-in DNLA compatibility, the Sony BRAVIA KDL-52W5150 lets you connect to your home network or the internet for expanded functionality. Access music, photos, or video on your computer, get the latest news and weather with BRAVIA Internet Widgets, or access Amazon Video On Demand or YouTube with BRAVIA Internet Video. For a smooth, lifelike video experience, this W5150 series LCD sports Sony's Motionflow 120Hz processing. While four HDMI inputs offer optimal HD connectivity, ENERGy STAR 3.0 compliance delivers efficient operation. Finally, a black bezel finish adds sleek styling to your living room.

Customer Review :

Incredible Machine!

Santa Claus brought this TV to our home on the 25th. I couldn't wait to power up the unit even though it was late in the evening after getting home from our annual Christmas gathering at my folks home. My previous unit was a Pioneer Elite 50" second generation projection. Nice picture, really big and heavy, terrible off center view, but overall a nice tv. This thing just blows that old technology away. While shopping with Santa, I purchased a Sony BDP-N460 Blue-ray Disc player to go along with the new TV. I think this is a must if your are planning to move up to this level of picture quality. The Blue-ray player will up-convert your older DVD's to a HD signal, and the TV will indicate it is receiving a HD signal via a little LED on the front panel by the power "on" indicator. The picture is just stunning!

Over the Holiday week I have enjoyed watching older Pixar movies such as Monsters Inc, as well as The Incredibles. I just couldn't ask for better picture quality! I do have to warn you though; once you see a Blue-ray movie on this tv, its over. You will only want to by Blue-rays from now on! Your jaw will surely drop when you watch Monsters Vs Aliens on this tv through a nice Blue-ray player.

Another interesting feature that I have been playing with is the Bravia Internet Widgets. The TV has a LAN port on its back so you can connect it via a CAT5 cable to your high speed internet connection. I had to run out to BestBuy and pick up a ethernet switch to make all of this work... but it did work after making all of the connections to my router. When you push the Internet Widget button on the remote it will take you to a list of applications that you can apply to the tv such as the latest news or weather, or stock updates. Things like that. I thought that was kinda nice.

I would recommend that you utilize the HDMI ports for all of your equipment if possible. This type of connection will offer you the highest possible quality thats currently available. And go with the middle to topend levels of quality with these cables. They are a bit costly though, but the quality of the picture and sound is incredible.

I read the other reviews on the 5150, one reviewer indicated the sound was not as great as they had hoped. I really thought the sound was really good for the provided TV speakers. But really, if your going to buy this tv, you really need to set up a 5.1 or 7.1 sound system. I have mine running through a Denon AVR-3806 and then through seperate speakers. I believe this will give you the greatest enjoyment.

Overall, I would highly recommend the Sony KDL-W52W5150 to anyone wanting a fantastic TV! We love it!! Thanks Santa!



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Great TV- very happy purchaser

Great TV, very happy with my purchase. Shipped promptly and good communication with seller.

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52 Sony Bravia W Series

Great picture on this 52 inch Sony Bravia but the sound is average. It is noticeably thin so I guess the trade off is lack of big speakers to deliver great sound. I have it plugged into a Blu Ray HT system and I'm very happy with the purchase - sounds great. The TV is very easy to use - easy setup -- and connects to the internet via ethernet cable. I would have preferred that the TV wirelessly connect to the internet but that would be more $$$. I think that the Netflix widget which will be available in Oct-Nov 09 will end up being very useful -- the internet widgets all seem cute -- time will tell whether I really use them or not.

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Beautiful TV, Fabulous Pictures - like XBR9 except 240 Hz

My Sony 52W5150 is a thing of beauty! The pictures are fabulous and it looks great in the living room also. My old 60 Hz Sharp 46 inch cannot compare to this TV in terms of deep blacks and motion picture quality.

First, the pictures are amazing! The blacks are so ridiculously black... my biggest pet peeve on a HDTV is the greyish black when there's supposed to be a black background on some older TV's. You don't have that problem with this TV. This TV has Bravia Engine 3 (Sony's latest video processor) and has a 120 Hz refresh rate. Inbetween those two, the motion judder that I used to see on my old Sharp TV during fast action scenes in movies or sports are gone. All I see is smoothe motion which is a thing of beauty. Once you turn off the "Vivid" colors mode, the colors look real and true to life. I just love it. In fact, my wife told me how she noticed for the first time all the intricate details of the makeup on the TV news anchors' faces. That's high picture quality.

Second, it looks great in the room. I love the Sony light that comes on on the bottom center of the bezel when the TV is on. (In fairness, my wife hates it so be aware that all or most late model Sony HDTV's have this feature) And it looks great whether it's on or not... showing the deep blacks and the rich colors. It really does become the center of your family/living room entertainment. Some prefer the touch of color from Samsung... I prefer the all black look of my TV.

Finally, comparing the specs on this TV versus the top of the line Sony XBR9, there wasn't enough difference to pay the extra $500 premium. Both TV's have the same contrast ratios (3,800 native, 100,000 dynamic). For novices, the contrast ratio is a rough ratio of the brightness of the darkest color the TV is capable of versus the brightest color. So the higher the number, the more capable the TV is in terms of reproducing a wide range of colors at a wide range of brightness. They also look very similar, both use the latest Bravia 3 Engine video processor to produce their pictures, have the same # of HD ports, and allow for widgets & broadband access to Internet.

The three major differences are the following: 1) 120 Hz vs. 240 Hz refresh rate, 2) 8 bit versus 10 bit panel, and 3) of course the $500 or so in price premium. Frankly, my research into 120 Hz vs. 240 Hz refresh rates lead me to conclusion that most people can't really notice the difference. People can notice the difference between 120 Hz and 60 Hz (as I pointed out earlier), but the 120 vs. 240 seems much more marginal. I am not such a videophile that I will pay a serious premium for a marginal difference. Then the 8 bit vs. the 10 bit panel is an even more dubious distinction. 8 bit panels allow for 17 million colors... the 10 bit panels allow a billion in theory.... But you don't really need it. That's because no content source available right now (not blue ray, not HD broadcast, HD cable/satellite) can differentiate colors to that degree and no LCD panel can reproduce that many colors at once. My advice is - save your money and buy the 10 bit panels when the content actually catches up. Buying 10 bit panel right now could be like buying a 50 inch plasma TV in 2000 for like $20K when no real HD content sources were available to take advantage of the big screen & TV capability.

The only thing this TV does not have is LED backlighting. This TV and the XBR9 are Sony's best CCFL backlit LCD TV's. Now the latest TV's have started to use LED backlighting technology to really hike up the contrast ratio to 1 million to 1 and beyond. Sony's latest release XBR10 does this as do the Samsung B6000, B7000, B8000, and B8500 series TV's. Those TV's are fabulous TV's, and they look so cool with their super thin form factor (Samsung's are 1.2 inches thick!). But I am not prepared to pay double or even triple the cost of my W series to get a similar sized LED backlit LCD TV just yet. Wait 3 years and the prices will be MUCH cheaper, since by then larger screen true LED TV's called OLED (not the LCD with LED backlighting TV's that are available now) will probably be more widely available.

By the way, the Samsung TV most comparable to this TV is the Samsung 52B650. Both are 120 Hz, near top of line TV's with CCFL backlighting. I could have gone with either, but I ended up going with this TV because I got a great deal on it and because my sound system and blue ray player (PS3) are Sony products - hello Bravia Synch. Some do think the picture quality on the Samsung is slightly better... but I found the differences to be virtually indiscernable to my eyes. Can't go wrong with either as Samsung and Sony are, IMO, the two greatest LCD TV makers right now... but Samsung seems to be pulling ahead lately.

Overall, fabulous TV... well worth the costs. One of the best top tier, large screen size TV's available with CCFL backlighting. LED backlighting is better, but it costs over double. So for non-early adopters, this is the way to go.

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Nice TV But Has Some Issues

This is a nice TV but it does have some important issues. First of all the clouding in dark scenes or "flashlighting" can be annoying and is a common defect on these TVs. Sony is aware of the issue and their only suggestion is to turn down the backlight and/or brightness. If you like a bright vibrant picture, you will not want to turn down either. The second issue is the sound. You would think that a product made by Sony would have above average sound quality. This TV has way below average sound. The speakers are mounted in the back of the TV which makes it sound like it's in a box. When you do try to turn up the sound to compensate, the speakers vibrate and distort. You will need to buy a sound bar speaker to get good sound. The good features of this TV are the vibrant colors of the picture and the internet capabilities. If I had to do it again, I would probably wait until the prices of the LED TVs come down but I would still buy a Sony since they have the best picture.

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