Sony KV-28FS20

Newest Review: ... the old rule in TV, the smaller the screen, the better the picture. However, with SonyKV28FS20, the images are better than my ... more

... old 21-inch TV even before its picture tube was damaged. It has 3-line Digital Comb Filter technology that reduces dot crawl and it produces clear video images. The dot crawl really messes up the beauty of TV's colour a bit. With this comb filter, I can rarely see a dot crawl on the screen. This TV also has colour temperature adjustment that provides true colours even when turned on for long hours. The flat screen is great as it eliminates glare and unnecessary light reflection making the screen perfect for viewi...more

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Sony KV-28FS20: Excellent Flat-Screen TV (923 words)
by - written on 05/11/09 (Very useful, 115 readings)
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When my 8-year old rounded-screen television set started to produce unnecessary green and purple colours, I decided to get another telly. Though I wanted to keep that old TV for sentimental reasons, the distorted colour made me want to throw it out of the window at times. I wanted to save that television set anyway so I had it checked by a technician and he diagnosed it with a damaged picture tube so I ended up ordering SonyKV28FS20. When the television set arrived, I was surprised with the very huge box. The two delivery men did have a hard time getting it out from the delivery van and into my house. When the box was opened, I was amazed with that big pretty ... Read the complete review

Quality Viewing...! (668 words)
by - written on 05/02/03 (Very useful, 171 readings)
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I've had one of these for over 4 years now. When I bought mine, I got a brilliant deal by getting it from Costco for £695, as opposed to the £1100 that the local Sony Centre was asking for the same model! It came in a massive carton, and I had to lug the thing from the car into the house, and set it up on my own! It was not a great experience, and I'd have happily used some help! Once unpacked, and installed, it was as simple as pie to set up. The remote control is basic, but totally funcitonal, and the settings are controlled through on-screen menu's which are easy to operate. The set itself is a 28" widescreen, with fasttext ... Read the complete review

Sony KV-28FS20: Pricey but nice (372 words)
by - written on 02/05/01 (Useful, 359 readings)
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This is my first widescreen TV, and I've always liked Sony, so I thought I'd do it in a reasonable amount of style. The first thing is how massive it is! The box it came in was simply huge! But, anyway, onto the nitty gritty!.. PICTURE This is probably the best picture from a 50Hz TV. When viewing pictures from the RGB input, it is superb. The flatscreen is perfectly flat, with only a very slight amount of distortion. SOUND The sound is really first rate - very configurable and always sharp. Oh, and very loud if you want it to be! It's the same TV as the KV-28FX20, but it's got Dolby Pro ... Read the complete review