Sony KDL40V3000 Review

The Sony KDL40V3000 is a good looking television and its spectacular piano black finish reflects the slick technology beneath. The Bravia V-Series LCD TVs are HD 1080p, which means the resolution is incredible. If you’re into sport or an avid game-player, this is the perfect TV for you.

The Bravia Engine makes the most of any signal and the viewing experience is enhanced by SForce Surround Sound, which provides the nearest effect to surround sound without a 5.1 speaker Set-up. The 24p True Cinema mode is ideal for movies (film is shot at 24 frames per second but UK TVs work at 25 frames per second) as it ensures that they play at the correct speed. In addition to this, with the Theatre Sync function you have a one-touch command over your Home theatre set up, which is useful for achieving the optimal movie viewing situation.

It also has an integrated Digital Freeview Tuner so no need for a separate Freeview box and with 3 HDMI sockets (2 to the rear of the set and 1 on the side) if there are a number of appliances you want to hook up to your set, this is easily done.

Key Product Features

• HD1080 (1920 x 1080)
• Integrated digital tuner (freeview)
• 3 x HDMI - 2 rear 1 x side
• S force front surround - digital Dolby
• Live colour creation
• BRAVIA engine
• Dynamic contrast up to 16000:1
• 24p true cinema
• BRAVIA theatre Sync
• 2 x scart
• 1 x component input
• PC input
• VESA compatible

In Short

This TV is excellent, both because of its elegant look and also because it delivers the goods when it comes to picture quality.

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It is beautifully put together with a silver metallic finish and a 1366 x 768 widescreen. It was also very easy to set up with its inbuilt digital freeview that was up and running with a minimum of fuss.

It is hard to beat the Bravia engine which creates such warm colours and crisp image clarity. There is very little colour bleed and it deals really well with action which makes it great for watching sports.

The sound from the Sony KDL20S3020 is pretty decent from such a small set, although you may notice the lack of deep bass. Having said that, in a TV of this size, the sound is about as good as you will get and it has a ‘dynamic’ setting that really improves it.

For such a small TV it also has quite a number of connections, which is great, including 1 HDMI, 2 Scart and 1 component connection so it can generally be hooked up to whichever whiz bang console or DVD player you might want.

Key Product Details

• High performance 1 chip video processor
• Integrated digital tuner
• 3D comb filter
• PC input;dolby virtual surround
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• Integrated Digital TV Tuner (also receives analogue)
• High Performance 1-chip Video Processor
• Virtual Dolby Surround Sound
• HD Ready
• PIP Freeze to Pause Important Scenes on the Spot
• PC Input for use as a PC monitor

In short
Great little TV from the Sony Bravia range

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