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Freeview pictures, limited value of AppliCast, USB lacks wide file support
If a diet of high-def TV, gaming and Blu-ray is on the cards - and you like the idea of AppliCast - the KDL-46W5500 is definitely worth an auditionKey specsComponent, Composite, Ethernet, HDMI, USB, VGA...
Resumen: The Sony Bravia KDL-40W5500 is a superb LCD TV with full support for high definition, a tempting range of features, great connectivity, and a reasonable price tag. Does that sound too good to be true? Find out in our review. SonySony is a well respect...
Resumen: Patience pays off with this Sony: Once you've trawled through the mystifying picture menus, and made your peace with the lack of 4:3 or zoom settings for HD signals, you're rewarded with..
Superb HD picture quality, Sound, Four HDMI inputs, Applicast Internet connection.
Freeview/standard definition pictures, Some question marks over AppliCast functionality, Lacks wide file support from USB and Network, Not Mac compatible.
I’m left a little cold by Applicast, but this is the first iteration of Sony’s online integration for its TVs; expect rapid improvements. The TV’s high definition picture and sound quality is certainly worth the money but the problems LC...
Sony W5500 a good product with a lot of positive picture characteristics but not quite on par with the Panasonic G10 series (click to read G10 review) which is sold at almost the same price. W5500 do feature nice picture elements such as deep blacks, a...
Good contrast and motion control, modern design, good scaling
Expensive for a 32in panel
If you’re looking for a mid-size LCD television, Sony’s Bravia KDL32W5500 is king of the bunch. It comes with a higher price tag than we would have liked, but if you want the pedigree you’ll have to pay for it. ...
