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Title: Sony KDL-46S3000
Pros: Produces relatively deep shade of black; very good standard-definition video processing; accurate Cinema preset; numerous picture controls.
Cons: Lacks user-menu fine color-temperature controls; somewhat uneven backlight uniformity; slightly cumbersome menu design.
Verdict: Sony's entry-level LCD, the KDL-46S3000 offers fine picture quality for most viewers, but bargain shoppers and home theater sticklers alike may want something different.
Summary: Sony's 2007 line of Bravia-branded LCD HDTVs includes numerous new models, but the least expensive, and therefore most likely candidate for most popular, is the KDL-S3000 series. The 46-inch KDL-46S3000 represents the largest of the series, and is priced
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70/100 |
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Title: Panasonic Viera TX-32LMD70
Pros: Ease of use; fast set-up routine; picture quality; sound quality
Cons: Dull styling
Verdict: This simple television offers great performance with simple set-up and a decent picture from pretty much everything you can throw at it. You won't find any high-tech extras on this screen, but it does what it says on the tin
Summary: The Panasonic Viera TX-32LMD70 is a sturdy-looking, simple to set up LCD television with a classy matte-black design, two HDMI inputs for your hi-def needs and very watchable standard-definition image quality from the built-in Freeview receiver
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83/100 |
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Title: LG 22LS4D | Our Review | TechRadar UK
Pros: Attractive styling; Good picture performance; User-friendly
Cons: Poor audio; Some motion blur
Verdict: The picture itself is reasonably solid, without being spectacular, with a decent palette and a good amount of detail adding up to a pretty enjoyable watch
Summary: The LG 22LS4D impressed us with its decent handling of both standard and high definition material
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60/100 |
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Title: Panasonic Viera TX-32LMD70
Pros: Ease of use; fast set-up routine; picture quality; sound quality
Cons: Dull styling
Verdict: This simple television offers great performance with simple set-up and a decent picture from pretty much everything you can throw at it. You won't find any high-tech extras on this screen, but it does what it says on the tin
Summary: The Panasonic Viera TX-32LMD70 is a sturdy-looking, simple to set up LCD television with a classy matte-black design, two HDMI inputs for your hi-def needs and very watchable standard-definition image quality from the built-in Freeview receiver
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83/100 |
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Title: Panasonic Viera TX-37LZD80
Pros: Styling; price; sound; menus and EPG are well laid out and crystal clear
Cons: Freeview performance; sharper LCD TVs are available at this price
Verdict: If you watch a lot of Freeview, this isn't the TV for you. If you don't and instead play lots of games, it becomes a better buy. Unfortunately, there still isn't enough to make it worth buying this screen over one of Panasonic's fabulous plasmas
Summary: The Panasonic Viera TX-37LZD80 is a charmer of an LCD TV. Following in the footsteps of the company's plasmas is a hard job, but the LZD80's high-definition performance sparkles with bright and vivid colours and lovely detail. If you're choosing LCD over
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66/100 |
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Title: Sony KDL40V3000 Review - 40" Bravia 1080p HD LCD TV
Pros: Excellent black level and shadow detail, Fluid motion handling with minimal blurring, Displays 1080p/24 video signal without telecine judder, , Smooth 1080p/24 handling without internal conversion nor interpolation, Excellent shadow detail delineat
Cons: Native resolution only 1024 x 768 (i.e. not true HD), Does not deinterlace film-based material properly, Exhibits posterisation particularly with poor source, , Calibrated black level not as deep as W3000/ X3500/ Samsung M86/ F86, Undefeatable auto
Verdict: Sony KDL40V3000 is an above average LCD television whose biggest appeal is its relatively inexpensive price (for a full HD Sony LCD TV).
Summary: The mid-range V3000 series sit one rung below the more accomplished W3000 range in Sony's somewhat mazy hierarchy of LCD televisions. Because a lot of ground has been covered in our Sony KDL-40W3000 review, on this page I'm only going to highlight s
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Title: Sony KDL-46S3000
Pros: Produces relatively deep shade of black; very good standard-definition video processing; accurate Cinema preset; numerous picture controls.
Cons: Lacks user-menu fine color-temperature controls; somewhat uneven backlight uniformity; slightly cumbersome menu design.
Verdict: Sony's entry-level LCD, the KDL-46S3000 offers fine picture quality for most viewers, but bargain shoppers and home theater sticklers alike may want something different.
Summary: Sony's 2007 line of Bravia-branded LCD HDTVs includes numerous new models, but the least expensive, and therefore most likely candidate for most popular, is the KDL-S3000 series. The 46-inch KDL-46S3000 represents the largest of the series, and is priced
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70/100 |
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