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Recently youll find Sony showboating one of the most extravagantly innovative – and expensive – TVs weve ever seen, the 40ZX1. Yet its the startlingly basic Sony KDL-37V4000 that we suspect more of you will actually end up owning. The 37V4000 is so...
Great price and pictures for the money, Tidy looks...
No 100Hz, Not full HD, No 1080p/24p support...
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igizmo.co.uk Updated:
2011-10-04 06:04:50
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Sometimes the simplest things in life are the best Cheap for a Sony / Great picture quality for the money Not full HD / No 100Hz processing / Can’t play 1080p/24 feeds Sony has all sorts of fancy stuff going on right now: TVs with groundbreaking 200Hz...
Cheap for a Sony, Great picture quality for the money...
Not full HD, No 100Hz processing, Can’t play 1080p/24 feeds...
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To say that Sony's TVs have had a chequered track record with us recently would be an understatement. They've confused us no end with a dizzying combination of extremely good bits, extremely bad bits, and both competitive and over-expensive prices. So in...
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digitalversus.com Updated:
2011-10-04 05:20:22
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This television is the 46’’ version of the 40’’ which we tested: the Bravia KDL-40V4000.Characteristics, the panel and circuitry are identical and only brightness may vary slightly which minimally affects contrast. According to manufacturers (and our t...
Excellent image quality, Good contrast and depth in blacks, Nice rescaling of SD sources...
Incompatible HD TV tuner, Poor presettings...
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There was a time when it was easy to keep track of Sony’s LCD TV ranges, because there were only two of them. Arriving late to the LCD party after abandoning attempts to produce its own flat panel technology, Sony famously partnered with the LCD expert...
The Sony KDL40V4000 is an aesthetically pleasing, affordable HDTV which puts out a very pleasing image, due largely in part to its fantastic calibrated black level. Colours are relatively accurate, and although it wasn’t possible to fully calibrate...
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hdtvorg.co.uk Updated:
2011-10-04 05:10:51
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Sonys draw the Line concept indicates that the design of their latest range of LCD TVs has been inspired by clean uncluttered lines with no unnecessary embellishment. You would be forgiven for assuming that this approach to styling follows the cons...
The 40V4000 is a fine budget/mid range performer from Sony although its relatively high price pushes it into an area of serious LCD competition from the likes of Samsung and Panasonic. Sony does classy conservative styling better than anyone else and t...
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Any remaining CRT sets still out there should start saying their goodbyes about now. The Sony KDL-32V4000 is a desirable, yet eminently affordable flatscreen that looks destined for some serious mainstream success. Its positioned at the cheaper end of...
Lovely natural colour palette, Sound all-round credentials...
Occasionally unconvincing blacks, Slight motion judder...
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The KDL-32V4000 is the 720p version of the KDL-32W4000. It looks basically the same, but has a lower-resolution screen and some small aesthetic differences: it doesnt have the smart transparent indicator panel under the screen, and it lacks a coup...
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For a while back there, we thought the 26in TV category might be about to kick the bucket. Sales bombed, and a number of manufacturers pretty much abandoned the relatively small screen size as us telly buying folk focused our attentions on adorning ou...
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With Sony focussing on pushing its current crop of TV innovations, its more basic V4000 range could easily slip under your radar. But it really shouldnt. Not that first impressions are particularly winning. The KDL-26V4000s glossy black bezel and silv...
Good pictures, Great value, Decent connectivity...
No 100Hz processing, Fairly basic spec...
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Although its Sonys new high-end models that are grabbing all the headlines these days, thanks to their skinniness, 200Hz processing or, in the X4500 ranges case, stunning picture quality, we suspect that it will actually be Sonys basic but hi...
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avreview.co.uk Updated:
2011-10-04 07:11:55
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For a while back there, we thought the 26in TV category might be about to kick the bucket. Sales bombed, and a number of manufacturers pretty much abandoned the relatively small screen size as us telly buying folk focused our attentions on adorning ou...
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Although it's Sony's new high-end models that are grabbing all the headlines these days, thanks to their skinniness, 200Hz processing or, in the X4500 range's case, stunning picture quality, we suspect that it will actually be Sony's basic but highly affo...
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Sonys draw the Line concept indicates that the design of their latest range of LCD TVs has been inspired by clean uncluttered lines with no unnecessary embellishment. You would be forgiven for assuming that this approach to styling follows the cons...
The 40V4000 is a fine budget/mid range performer from Sony although its relatively high price pushes it into an area of serious LCD competition from the likes of Samsung and Panasonic. Sony does classy conservative styling better than anyone else and t...
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After the E4000 and W4000 series, it’s now time to test the V4000 which is actually based on the W4000 minus a few functions.In other words, we can say the V4000 is a W4000 but without:• an HD TV tuner and this is the main difference (and defect) of...
Excellent image quality, Good contrast and depth in blacks, Nice rescaling of SD sources...
Incompatible HD TV tuner, Poor presettings...
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