Sony KDL-32W4000

If your looking for a 32" Lcd tv then you have found the perfect partner. Sony have come up with another gem here. Taking on the technolgy and success of the KDL D3000 they have redesigned the shell. This tv has a swivel base, allowing you to move the tv to best suit your needs, although it can be viewed from through out 180 degrees. There is some nice chrome detailing along the bottom of the unit, and below this a gunmetal bar which houses the speakers. The rest of the fram of the tv is in what looks like black until you get it in the light and you realise its metallic. It is all sparkly with pink and green flecks in the dark blue ...  Read the complete review

We have had our Sony KDL-32W400 for just over a week and the picture is brilliant. This is our second Sony Bravia LCD television our first was a 26 inch which we were very pleased with. When we went to get our new tv we decide to go for a larger television with a 32 inch screen. I have no idea how easy it is to set up as our local independant electrical store unpacked and set it up for us. They made it look very quick and easy. The picture is really clear with excellent definition and contrast from all angles, although the screen swivels on its base as well. Handy for dusting behind it. You can of course have it hung on the wall. I do ...  Read the complete review

We have bought this TV from John Lewis who offer a 5 years free guarantee with it. This is our first LCD TV and I am more than impressed. The picture and sound quality are amazing. The resolution is 1080p and therefore HD ready. It has also got True movie technology if you have a Blu-Ray player making your movie experience more intensive and enjoyable. We have attached our PS3 to it as well and the the game graphics are clear and precise without any delays. It has a Dolby surround sound system and 2 built in speakers. The initial set up was easy and uncomplicated. You can either wallmount it or place it on a TV unit. The table top stand is supplied. You have to purchase ...  Read the complete review