Price range: £1,104.49
What is it: Mid-range 46-inch 1080p LCD TV
What we think: A generally good set badly let down by a single fatal picture flaw and rather high price tag
What you need to know
Reviewed on: 5 March 2008
Tags: sony, contrast, motion, noise
We like:
Vibrant and natural colours; stuffed with features; beautifully built
We don't like:
Suffers with motion blur; black levels; not exactly cheap
CNET UK judgement:
We had high hopes for this true second-generation Bravia from Sony. But while some elements of its performance are right on the money, it lets itself down surprisingly badly in a couple of key areas, making its premium price point hard to stomach
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Posted by: GhettoDog
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Posted by: jeppeplesner
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