Sony KDL-37U4000

My Sony TV in XL (1646 words)
by Fazel - written on 29/11/09, updated on 15/03/11 (Very useful, 430 readings)
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My S Sony TV in XL Introduction Me and my Partner had been offered a new Flat in March 2009, we took the flat and to cut a long story short, we had almost finished renovating and decorating the flat some 2 or 3 months later so we were starting to shop for the larger items for our flat. One night the other half comes running into the kitchen to me saying "I ve spotted a bargain and we ve got to have it". It was a 37 inch LCD TV for £429.99 at Sainsbury s, I wasn t too keen as I wasn t that bothered about having a huge super-modern TV stuck on a wall above my mantle piece. However, he managed to talk me into buying it. And I must say now that it s grown on me, it ...

Sony KDL-37W5500

Sony at its best (359 words)
by dixin123 - written on 10/10/09
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The S Sony Bravia TV series is up there when it comes to TVs. The quality that they produce is one of the best that you can buy. The Sony KDL-37W5500 is a decent model from the Bravia range although this particular model is a 37 inch monitor which is quite rare. Most people tend to choose between either a 32 inch or go to the better 40 inch. The Sony KDL-37W5500 is a full HD Ready TV yet you do require a High Def source to experience the full HD 1080p, and 100hz. Without the High Def source then the TV is pretty ordinary and you are better off buying a lesser brand TV and a smaller price. The 100hz makes the picture move faster and results in it having a smoother picture, ...

Sony KDL-37W5500

A realistic review of Sony 37" (316 words)
by paddygleeson - written on 22/09/09 (Useful, 270 readings)
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The S Sony W series has a quite good reputation as a dependable and good quality picture TV. However, as the 37" is a relatively uncommon size in Sony TV s in most shops in the UK it will be over priced. The 40 inch version will be better value. Also, regarding the speck a trait that can often be found in Sony TV s is that they will have a similar series with quite similar speck but at a lower price. Usually it is the V series that will be cheaper version of the Sony W. Regarding the W5500 speck, it has all that most people will want: it is full HD 1080p, and 100hz. Nonetheless, the 1080p will only matter if you put a HD signal into the TV, (so a Blu-Ray, Shy HD, ...