Sony KDL-26S2020

Sony KDL-26T3000

disappoint, good quality through HD sources such as the PS3 as you expect on a 720p TV. The colours are excellent, the black is deep and not a shade of grey as in a lot of LCDs and the picture is sharp in digital TV too. The TV guide is easy to use and clear. Sound quality is excellent, deep sounding although for HD movies you ll want a speaker system really. Mounting on the wall via a VESA mount out of ASDA was easy, and the TV isn t too bad weight wise, but a little heavier than I was expecting lifting it up 6 feet! Build quality has been excellent and overall I am pleased with the ...

Sony KDL-26T3000

i was debating on weather getting this or the 32" version im glad i stuck with this. for one of the smallest models it takes up a lot of space in my room. well it looks massive as my room is small. another thing i noticed was that where ever i stood you could see it perfectly as though you was right in front of it. it did say that in the manual but i just assumed it was to sound good. There are lots of different picture modes to choose from cinema vivid or normal, i put it on vivd as all the colours seem to stand out more and it looked better. when i put i film on i tried the cinema option but to be honest all it did was me the picture look almost like it was tea ...

Sony KDL-V26A12U

to lack the WEGA picture processing. On a £1,100 TV? My other Sony, a CRT KV-28HX15 has the WEGA technology, and it only cost £300! As such, I can see little point in buying this V-series Bravia over the significantly cheaper S-series 26". I believe the S-series 32" is actually a bit cheaper too, and that surely represents better value. Still, the colour and contrast are good, so is connectivity, and the sound is good for this type of TV - ironically that s the one thing that s usually criticised in the reviews I read before I bought this TV. I m still deciding whether to return ...