Typical price: £499
What is it: Widescreen HD Ready 20-inch LCD TV with Freeview tuner
What we think: In terms of value, this Sony is arguably the best small-screen LCD TV yet
What you need to know
Reviewed on: 25 October 2007
Tags: Sony, Sony Bravia KDL-20S2020, HDMI, LCD, HD DVD
We like:
Generally good pictures; HD resolution; PC capabilities; strong features list
We don't like:
Not the prettiest portable TV in town; onscreen menu text is ridiculously small
CNET UK judgement:
There really isn't much the Sony Bravia KDL-20S2020 gets wrong. It's got a feature count that leaves most small LCDs trailing, its pictures are miles better than usual for the 'second TV' market and best of all it's an absolute bargain considering how much it's got to offer
Full review:
Since it first launched, Sony's 20-inch Bravia KDL-S2020 LCD TV -- complete with HD Ready resolution and connections -- has dropped dramatically in price. Continue Reading...
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