Click for best price Sony Bravia L-Series KDL-22L4000 22-Inch 720p LCD HDTV
Price : $499.99 $359.00
Features :
  1. 16:9 720p Resolution Panel (1366x768)
  2. HDMI� interface x1 (1080/60p capable)
  3. HD Component YPbPr x1 (1080/60i capable)
  4. VESA� compatible hole spacing
  5. PC Input x1

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Editorial Review :

Sony� BRAVIA� L-Series HDTV delivers 720p picture quality in a 22� screen size making it perfect for a kitchen, bedroom, or dorm room. Enjoy High Definition channels as a result of its built-in ATSC/NTSC tuner. An MPEG noise reduction circuit helps improve picture clarity while a fast panel response produces crisp, clear images. Equipped with an HDMI� port, the BRAVIA 22� L-Series HDTV also allows you to connect a Blu-ray Disc� player, a DVD player, a PC, or other video source.

Customer Review :

Made it in one piece

I love my new TV. I was afraid it would not make it in one piece, especially since I did not insure it. It made it and I love it, in particular the feature of connecting my computer to it and using it as a monitor. I recently bought a netbook computer and I need the larger screen to log into my class, participate in conferences and do my homework. Love it, love it!!!!!!

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More than a little disappointed

I purchased this model in end Dec 2008. Main reasons of purchase were the profile is good looking, and it's a Sony TV set. However, besides agreeing with the previous reviewer's comment about color inaccuracy, I also found these cons:
. The display is darker than desired - it's not possible to set it bright enough without making it over-saturated.
. The tuner is noiser than expected - my low-cost USB Tuner used on a three-year old PC has less noise.
. The viewing angles are diappointingly narrow, especially the horizontal one.
. More clearer picture is desire - at times it will look like a very old analog TV set -- not sure if that's because of the particular TV programs themselves.

I had been using Sony analog TV's for many years, and they were very good. I'm disappointed on this Sony LCD TV especially it's more expensive than other brands of the same size.


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size consideration

I bought this 22'' one today to replace my old 20'' analog one. I am generally happy so far with the quick setup, also the clear audio due to the front-facing speakers. However I realized that in order to view 4:3 programming without cropping and distortion, the picture is smaller than the one on my old 20'' TV. Upon some calculation I can now share this conversion formulae with you: if you are looking to buy a HDTV (widescreen TV) to replace your analog one (squarish TV), and want to maintain the SAME image size of 4:3 programming contents on your new widescreen TV as on your old squarish one, WITHOUT distortion and cropping, then the size of the HDTV (its diagonal screen dimension) should be 1.224 times that of the analog TV. For instance, to replace my old 20'' analog TV and keep the same image size for 4:3 contents, I would have to buy a 1.224x20=24.477'' one. Of course there is no such size, but you get the idea: buy one bigger than 24''! This formulae works regardless of the size of the original TV.

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A little disappointed

I bought this TV about a week ago. The price is down and I always believe in Sony Tv. But after I have tried it, I found the color is not that accurate and is over saturated. Faces on TV are redder than they should be, no matter how I adjust it. I am thinking of returning it now and change to Samsung.

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Good HDTV for a small space

I bought this HDTV to use in my home office so I can watch local news and cable news channels while I am working. It connected easily to my cable system (Comcast in Seattle). The automatic set up routine found all of the unscrambled channels that Comcast offers. Comcast users should note that Comcast has its channel line up set up so that the only HD channels one can receive without a Comcast set top box or a CableCard are your local HD Channels.

The picture is very good and the sound is quite acceptable.

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Click for best price Sony 60" KDL60EX500 120Hz 1080p LCD HDTV - MSRP: $ 2499.99 (KDL60EX500)
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Average Customer Rating : Not yet rated

Editorial Review :

Enjoy breathtaking viewing experience with Bravia 60-inch KDL60EX500 1080p LCD HDTV from Sony®. This LCD TV features Motionflow™ 120 Hz Technology that allows you to experience smooth motion detail and clarity which delivers a crisp, fluid and realistic viewing skill during fast-action scenes. Incorporated LightSensor™ Technology automatically increases or decreases the level of brightness of your TV's backlight based on a room's lighting conditions. Additionally, the BRAVIA Engine™ 2 fully processor lets you enjoy sharp, vibrant, life-like images while optimizing color, contrast and significantly reducing noise. Besides this, get a natural looking picture with an Ambient Sensor. Plus, you can share your photos and music on the big screen by simply connecting your digital camera, USB-enabled MP3 player, or USB storage device directly to your HDTV's USB input. With all these features loaded into a single television, the Bravia EX500 is an ideal choice to complement your digital lifestyle.

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Click for best price Sony KLV-26S400A 26" Multi-System HDTV LCD TV With World-Wide NTSC M, PAL BG, PAL I, Secam BG, DK/ PAL DK TV tuners
Price : $509.00
Features :
  1. Sony's KLV-26T400A WEGA Flat Panel LCD Television , with 1 HDMI and 1 PC Input
  2. Motion flow processor allows better display of sports scenes, movies and other fast moving images
  3. World-Wide NTSC/PAL/SECAM Color System - Watch any video signal on this TV!!
  4. World-Wide NTSC M, PAL BG, PAL I, Secam BG, DK/ PAL DK TV tuners
  5. World-wide Dual Voltage 110-240 volts 50-60 hertz. Component Video Input offers the best video quality for DVD (480p and 480i), and digital set-top box (1080i, 720p, 480p and 480i) connections.

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Editorial Review :

Video Signal System: NTSC, PAL, Secam 1 Mega Pixel Panel Display Resolution: 1366 x 768 Native Resolution: 1080p, 1080i, 720p BRAVIA Engine; Full Digital Image Processor 15,000:1 Contrast Ratio 8ms Response Time Wide Viewing Angle 178 degrees Brightness 500cd/m2 3D Y/C Comb Filter CineMotion 3:2 Pulldown technology PIP (for Freeze Function) WEGA GATE Easy Operation Guide Vertical Frequency (Hz): 56 / 60 / 72 / 73 / 75 Contrast Ratio: TBD Horizontal Scan (KHz) for PC: 31/ 31.5 / 35.2 / 37.9 / 46.9 / 47.4 / 47.7 / 47.8 / 56.5 / 60 / 60.3 Overscan: Normal, +1, +2 Viewing Angle: Right/Left: 170°, Up/Down: 170° Display Response Time: TBD Vertical Size: +10 to -10 (TV) +50 to -50 (PC) Vertical Center: +10 and -10 (Zoom) +10 and -10 (Wide Zoom) Horizontal Center: +10 to -10 (TV) +50 to -50 (PC) Screen or Display Technology: LCD Tuner: Analog Video Processing: One-chip Video Processor Color Temperature: Cool, Neutral, Warm Dynamic PictureTM Processor Circuitry: Black Corrector Noise Reduction: Yes CineMotion® Reverse 3:2 Pulldown Technology: Yes Screen Modes (4:3): Wide Zoom, Normal, Full, Zoom Screen Modes (16:9): Wide Zoom, Normal, Full, Zoom, Off Wide Mode (16:9): Wide Zoom, Full, Zoom Wide Mode (4:3): Wide Zoom, Normal, Full, Zoom Comb Filter: 3D Digital Comb Filter Phase (PC Only): Yes Pitch (PC Only): Yes Light Sensor: Yes Picture Modes: Vivid, Standard, Pro HDMI input X 3 PC Input x 1 Component X 2 (Y/Pb/Pr) Input(s): 1 (Rear) 480i, 480p, 720p, 1080i Audio In x 2 S Video In X 1 Composite In x 2 Composite Out x 1 Headphone Out x 1 RF Connection Input

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Great TV!

Love my new flatscreen. It's so nice that other folks are interested in buying the samem or mine if ever interested in selling.

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Click for best price Sony BRAVIA 52" KDL52W5100 120Hz 1080p LCD HDTV - MSRP $2099.99
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Editorial Review :

The KDL-52W5100 52-inch BRAVIA W series LCD HDTV from Sony® is packed with innovative features. It delivers excellent HDTV performance into a slim and stylish design. You can watch stunning images and video with the 16:9 Full HD 1080p resolution panel (1920x1080) which accepts virtually any high definition video signal and renders it for optimum resolution. Plus the Motionflow™ 120Hz technology reduces blurriness and judder to give an excellent viewing experience. Additionally, the KDL-52W5100 offers a personalized viewing solution by letting you select, position and resize widgets on your BRAVIA HDTV display. What’s more, the seven HD inputs provide versatile HD connection options to connect your HDMI capable equipments. With all these and more features, the KDL-52W5100 52-inch LCD HDTV beautifully complements your digital lifestyle.

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Click for best price Sony Bravia M-Series KDL-19M4000/P 19-Inch 720p LCD HDTV, White with Pink Accent
Price : $399.99
Features :
  1. 16:9 HD 720p Resolution (1440x900) LCD Panel
  2. HDMI Input
  3. HD Component Input
  4. PC Input
  5. ATSC/NTSC tuner with QAM

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Want a small LCD TV that still brings a lot to the (kitchen) table¿ -- the KDL-19M4000/P is Sony's answer. With three HD connections (including an HDMI, component, and PC input), a sleek design, and the picture quality you've come to expect from Sony, the KDL-M4000/P is designed give you the performance you do want without turning your bedroom or kitchen into a second home theater you can live without.

Customer Review :

Color of TV

When purchasing this TV - no matter what the color of the television says in the description (ex. black, silver, or any other color) - that color will only be on the face of the TV, and the rest of it will be white. If you are aware of this, then you will not be shocked or disappointed when you unpack it. This is an example of a very poor description of a TV. The TV itself is fine.

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SONY like no other!

This TV is great I love this Sony Bravia, I just wish that the speakers were on the front instead of the bottom, but for this price.... its worth it

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Ed

Good reliable TV. I mounted this TV in my motorhome although the instructions from Sony state that the TV should not be installed in a moving vehicle. I mounted it to a wall mount and it works just fine. Good sound and picture. The only drawback is that I move my motorhome often and the TV autotune takes up to 50 minutes to do an Autosearch to reset available channels in the area.
My old set took only about 5 minutes. Otherwise we love the set and would recommend it.

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disappointed

I purchased this television six months ago. I do not have cable and use an antenna. This tv has a sturdy frame and a very clear picture as well as first rate sound quality for a small screen television; however, on at least one of the major networks this television loses sound and sometimes picture roughly every twenty minutes. I have to move the antenna and/or turn the set off and back on to restore normal broadcast. I have moved this set to different locations and even watched it at a friend's house to rule out the possibility of interference. Nothing has helped. I spoke to a repairman and he says that there's probably a problem with the tuning mechanism and that I'm most likely stuck with a lemon. I bought a Sony thinking that I would get quality. I was wrong. Foolishly perhaps, I just purchased another Sony. This time a 22-inch Bravia L-series. So far, so good. No problems.

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Not a bad TV....

I got this TV to do two jobs. First was to act as separate computer monitor and as a second TV. The SONY does both jobs very well.

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Questions & Answers
Question : LED vs LCD sony TV advice needed for purchase?
I am Looking to buy and really good TV that has good SD quality and 1080p i have seen 2 the first one is Samsung UE40B8000 40" Full HD LCD TV and the 2nd is Sony KDL40Z5500 SNY KDL40Z5500 i not sure which is better for long lasting and quality?can anyone please give advice?

Answer:
An "LED TV" *is* an LCD TV, just with LEDs for the backlight instead of fluorescents. ( No, there are no "pure LED" TVs - i.e. direct view of the LEDs - unless you're talking about the giant outdoor displays like the ones on the Las Vegas Strip. )You can prove this easily. Go up to an "LED" TV in the store and push on the screen with your finger. You'll find the image will "ripple" out from the pressure just as it does on any other LCD TV. The picture is no more "clear" than any other LCD - you're still looking at an LCD, after all. Nor is there a difference in maximum size - this again is determined by "how big can we make the LCD panel", not by the backlight. If anything, fluorescent-backlight LCDs will remain at the large sizes because LED backlights are more espensive, and the cost difference goes up as the size increases. An LED LCD TV will be thinner than conventional LCD, because the LEDs don't need as much in the way of diffusion. It will produce less heat. It MAY give better colors, but LCD's color issues are in general not caused by backlight issues. An LED LCD TV that uses backlight dimming can do better at shadow detail than a fluorescent backlight without, and an LED LCD that uses selective dimming can do even better (and this can't be done at all with fluorescent), but this tech is not in all LED LCD TVs. LED backlighting does not help with LCD's view angle issues, nor with motion ghosting. LED-LCD will probably last longer than conventional LCD, partly because the set will run cooler, and partly because the backlight inverter in an LCD is a very trouble-prone component - on the other hand it is a cheap and easy repair.

 

Question : Will my Xbox360 games look good on a Sony XBR LCD tv?
I havent bought a tv in years and i wanna go all out. I was thinkin about gettin a Sony 52" XBR 1080p 120Hz LCD HDTV but im worried that the games might not look good on that size tv. Like are things gonna look all stretched out or anything like that?

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I think that particular tv is the best way to go, not sure about the 360 but still will look awesome

 

Question : Sony LCD TV Repair Screen has multiple images?
I have a 46 inch Sony LCD it now has ghosting all over the screen one Image is three and lines on the screen. Any thoughts on cause.

Answer:
Well, it could be the 120 Hz Frame doubler, if it is a 120 Hz model.Other than that, it would have to be the Video board.Check your menu....is it doubled too?? If so, it points to the Frame doubler.

 

Question : What is the difference between the 40" Sony LCD tv models KDL40S5100 and KDL40SL150?
What is the difference between the 40" Sony LCD tv models KDL40S5100 and KDL40SL150?

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KDL40SL150 was made specifically for sale in discount clubs like BJ's Wholesale, Sams, Costco, etc.However if you want to buy Sony 40" I would not recommend S series. Go with V,W,Z,XBR instead.http://www.amazon.com/gp/redirect.html?ie=UTF8&location=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.amazon.com%2Fs%3Fie %3DUTF8%26ref_%3Dnb%255Fss%26field-keywords%3Dsony%2520lcd%2520tv%252040%26url%3Dsearch-alias%253Del ectronics&tag=computer0bd-20&linkCode=ur2&camp=1789&creative=390957

 

Question : My 32'' Sony LCD TV has a whine/squeal that is very high pitched. What could be causing it?
I got a 32'' LCD TV by Sony in July. By mid-August the TV was producing a high pitched squeal or whine after being on for just 30 minutes. I called warranty repair, and the man replaced the power supply in the unit. About a day later, the noise has returned. What could possibly be causing this in a 2 month old TV?

Answer:
Any TV can develop problems, but a brand new replacement power supply should not fail again in the same manner. Squeals are often times emitted from failing capacitors. Power supplies use capacitors and typically use larger sized capacitors that can and do fail. What it sounds like is that Sony may have gotten hold of a bad batch of capacitors and you are unlucky enough to have received two successive power supplies with those bad capacitors. Contact Sony and have the power supply checked again. It could also be bad capacitor elsewhere in the system or a failing fan.Do not put your faith blindly into a manufacturer's products. Not all Sony products are great nor are they all problematic. I have heard that Sony has had reliability problems with the M4000 series. I do not know if this is your Sony TV model, but I do hope that you will seek out reliable, trustworthy recommendations before your next purchase. Always be skeptical when making large purchases. Companies fortunes do change with time.

 

Question : How much would it cost to repair the LCD panel for a Sony LCD TV?
The bottom right hand corner of my Sony LCD TV (Bravia) cracked suddenly while I was watching TV. The display was distorted from the bottom right hand corner to the top. Actually I wonder if this could be repaired afterall.

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Warning: This is a warning you are not gonna get from the dealers or the manufactures. LCDs have very fragile, very breakable PLASTIC screens. Screens because there are two. The "inner" screen of my 7 mos. old Sony Bravia 42" is broken. Broken by a 34 lb., 3year old throwing an empty plastic cup. The screens are plastic because they can be and it prevents the screen from being reflective. It also makes them CHEAPER to make. No warranty, no repair. If you have children or children visit, do not buy LCDs.I believe mine was defective and an impact that should not have broken it did break it. Try proving THAT! But why did the inner screen break instead of the outer?Sony would have none of that and that really thrilled Best Buy.Sony quoting $2300 to fix a TV I bought for $2000. I believe you. I believe that they are subject to break easier than normal but we cannot prove it.I went and bougth a plasma yesterday.

 

Question : Which of the two are better LCD TV manufacturers-- Sony or Samsung?
I am looking to buy a Full HD LCD TV and I have checked out the 32 inch LCD in Sony KLV32W400 and Samsung 550 series.Which of the two brands is good.Also, I was told by the salesperson that there is not much difference in HD (780 resolution) and the Full HD (1080), when it comes to buying a TV below 37 inches.It only matters in TVs 40 inches and above.

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Personally i would go for the samsung one. I have both the sony and the samsung one and i like the samsung one just that little bit more.

 

Question : I just got a Sony Bravia LCD TV, i wanta get surround sound for it, which is the best one?
i got SONY bravia LCD TV, i wanta set up a surround sound system, maybe i should get wireless speakers so i can put them in all sides of the room? whats the best company? and what set should i get?

Answer:
There is no "best one". You really need to research specs and prices and then evaluate yourself on the basis of listening with your own ears. Whatever anybody tells you is the best will be immediately countered by somebody else's opinion......

 

Question : What is the difference between sony lcd tv v series z series ?
hi guys i was wondering im planning to buy a new sony tv lcd one and there so many differnt kind i dont know which one ist he best there is like sony bavria x series v series z series what is the diff between them please help and what is so good about the newest Sony XBR4?

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Sony KDL V series (2008):1080p8 bit screen25,000:1 Dynamic Contrast Ratio5 ms60 Hz Refresh Rate 24p mode40", 42", 46"& 52" screen size optionsSony KDL W series (2008):1080p8 bit screen30,000:1 Dynamic Contrast RatioAdvanced Contrast Enhancer (dynamically alters backlighting levels)120 Hz Refresh Rate 5 ms24p mode40", 46"& 52" screen size optionsSony KDL Z series (2008):1080p10 bit screen & Deep Color30,000:1 Dynamic Contrast RatioAdvanced Contrast Enhancer (dynamically alters backlighting levels)120 Hz Refresh Rate 5 ms24p mode40"& 46" screen size optionsSony KDL XBR4 & XBR5 series (2007):1080p8 bit screen 18,000:1 Dynamic Contrast Ratio120 Hz Refresh Rate 8 ms24p mode40", 46"& 52" screen size optionsXBR4 is a 2007 model. XBR6, XBR7 and XBR8 will not be released until later this fall. XBR4 MotionFlow (120 Hz) implementation can produce significant artifacts. The newer 2008 implementation of MotionFlow (in the W & Z series) is much improved, though it still can produce artifacts.

 

Question : I have just purchased a Sony LCD tv model KDL26s2010 and I can't seem to get a sharp picture when viewing?
I have tried absolutely everything to adjust the settings and I'm still not getting a good picture. I have even looked to see if there is a plastic screen protector to peel off. Can anyone help me get a perfect picture?

Answer:
To my knowledge, the screens are not shipped or sold with plastic shields and LCD TVs are the best. I purchased my first one (Sharp) in the summer of 2002 and just got a Samsung last month. Didn't know what great viewing was until LCD's (now plus HDTV) so something is definitely wrong here.Check the following:Proper installation.Cable or dish connection.Hopefully you purchased it from a reputable seller and you are of course under warranty so don't fuss with it any more than you need to. Call them right away and get technical support and it that fails, return the set. It is not uncommon for a defective set to be shipped from the manufacturer.DON'T WAIT TOO LONG TO TAKE CARE OF THIS SO THAT YOU CAN PROTECT YOUR WARRANTY.

 

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