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Sony KV-28FX20Newest Review: ... along with a very nice remote control - which NO being a woman haven't yet worked out what they're all for yet!!!! ... more More Sony CRT TV
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by - written on 07/10/01 (Very useful, 397 readings)
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After 3 weeks setting this baby up, I had it all sorted, a wonderful widescreen. There are so many different plugs and switched that it could easily confuss the unexpecting person. I now could watch the tv in full surround sound & widescreen glory. Another problem came from when I wanted my Playstation 2 to be in Scart quality rather than arial lead quality. This was only about a week ago; I bought the special scart lead but realised that it would not go in to the tv without mucking something up. Luckily the scart top on the lead could come off and turn into three wires [it was meant to do this and it wasn't me fiddeling around]so I found that i ... Read the complete review
by - written on 30/07/01 (Very useful, 360 readings)
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I brought this Sony TV a year and a half ago, and I'd say it's the best TV I've seen. The styling is typically Sony, and the TV feels well built (and heavy - over 50Kg). It comes with its own stand, with a glass door, for your VCR and/or DVD player. Connecting these won't be a problem, although anything else might, due to the TV only having two SCART sockets. Only one of these is RGB, meaning you'll have to make sure your VCR / digital TV box etc can pass RGB to get the best picture quality. S-Video connectors are available on the front, and a button on the TV itself (duplicated on the remote) is used to switch between the various inputs and picture ... Read the complete review
by - written on 30/05/01 (Very useful, 448 readings)
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I purchased this TV just a few months ago - and have been happy with it since. The TV itself has a good lot of features. The main thing is this is in the new range of WEGA TV's from Sony. Sony were again the first people to make pure flat screen TV's, the WEGA range. The screen really doesn't reflect light as much as the old tubes - and you can still see whats going on when the sun is shining on the screen. The cabinet matches the TV well, with black and silver tones. The Picture quality of this TV is good, but there are still better. Although it is excellent for its price range, the new Panasonic TAU range (TAU is basically the Panasonic ... Read the complete review
by - written on 06/04/01 (Useful, 284 readings)
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I have found this TV set astounding value for this price range. It has amazing picture clarity, especially when watching digital tv or DVD videos, both of these also utilize the TVs widescreen facility which brings a whole new meaning to watching TV!! The flatscreen really does mean that there is minimal reflection and no distortion of the picture, just amazing clarity. The sounds not bad for a TV but i would recommend connecting to a proper AV setup for full on Dolby Digital or DTS surround sound to match the picture quality when watching DVD. I fully recommend getting this TV if it is in your price range, or if you can afford it, go the full hog and get digital ... Read the complete review

