Sony KDL-40S2010U

Sony KDL-40W4500

old CRT tube. After a few weeks, we are finally getting used to it. The look distance is around 3.5 / 4 meters. The installation was very easy and done in an hour. The sound is neither good nor bad. The picture quality is excellent. In particular, the promo HD channels (National Geographic and Eurosport 1 and 2) are beautiful to see. After seeing that, you know that you have bought a great TV. This applies also for example Little Big Planet on the PS3 with the 1080P output or standard DVDs with upscaling to 1080I. However, there is one big disadvantage that annoys me: the sub-pages are not preserved in Teletext. I think that this must be in every standard television. The ...

Sony KDL-40V4000

and in some cases, console gaming. If you re a gamer, then you re going to be pleased to know that the TV can accept both component and HDMI connections. The TV will accept 720p, 1080i and 1080P when using these connections, although you will be unable to select certain resolutions when using a high definition connection. Is there is one area where this specific model could improve, it d be the sound. Occasionally the sound will sound muffled and somewhat, but this issue doesn t have regularly. This issue should not hinder you from purchasing this model. Wether you re someone who loves their games, an avid movie watcher or a sports fan, you ll not be disappointed ...

Sony KDL-40W4000

the back, 1 on the side), component sockets (for older video cameras, etc) and a VGA PC socket if you want to show off and run your PC on a 40 inch screen. The quality of this tv is immense, my inlaws have to 40V4000 and the 10 bit colour on the W series is a lot truer than the V. In simple terms, the natural colour of peoples faces on the W series is more authentic than the V. If you are lucky enough to have a HD box (Sky or V+, Blu Ray or one of the latest games consoles) then this tv really comes into its own. Initially I played the Xbox via the component cable which gave me nice crisp colours but as soon as I linked it up via a HDMI cable it just blows away anything ...