Review of Sony Bravia KDL-46V3000 1080p LCD HDTV

Sony Bravia KDL 46V3000 46 "1080p LCD HDTV is an elegant looking into black piano finish background." Collectively the black surface is, but not annoying bright as a mirror as long as it does not directly in front of a light source. It is a serious search LCD HDTV with black surface and glare screen. It is not only aesthetically beautiful, but it looks awesome, where the image is the most one.

The video like the Sony Bravia V2500 models, looks great. No disturbing reflections is your viewing experience and the fogging, some owners with the model is ruin V2500 hit away. If any, have had bad luck. Sony Bravia KDL 46V3000 1080p LCD HDTV has a 60 Hz refresh rate and higher end models 120 Hz to motion blur as smooth as the more expensive sets. This does not mean that it is blurry but. It is always still quite smooth when quick action sequences and you will probably say still not in a position, if play HD content.

Sony Bravia KDL 46V3000 1080p LCD HDTV - up - scale 480i standard definition content with his reality creation multi function v1. 0 technology and you can see that it helps really SD make horrible, stuff less than it should be otherwise. This means basically just standard API is good, but not at the level when you with a CRT, but not as bad as many other LCD TVs.

What is expected of LCDs good is different, the black and the contrast. The colors are rich, and the image to life over to other LCD HD TV. Shoulder to shoulder with the Samsung or sharp, the Sony looked better. In fact, it can even with some of the plasma TVs out there to compete. Easily switch in the normal mode and not use vivid customize mode and some optimizations from there to suit your needs, the image will be almost perfect. Tip: Sharpening the image and the increase in black.

Configure the settings in the Sony Bravia KDL 46V3000 1080p LCD HDTV is easy with the highly respected XMB menu, in the PS3. Speaking of the PS3, watching Blu-ray on the KDL 46V3000 is simply breathtaking. You have no PS3 or a Blu-ray player, must if you are getting a HDTV. HD DVD is dead.

Have the Sony Bravia KDL 46V3000 1080p LCD HDTV not or PIP image in picture but P & P or image and image. To play video input from two sources at the same time, but only of HDMI, TV tuner and video on the left side of TV-and component on the right. In other words: no observed HDMI and HDMI at the same time. It is not a deal breaker because quality is up there.

The sound quality is good, should in a home theater surround sound system to invest, but it lacks a little emphasis in the bass range. It is much better than many LCD panels are given how small the piano black frame.

I recommend the Sony Bravia KDL 46V3000 1080p LCD HDTV if you do not want some extra Ben Franklin's on the XBR4 spend and do not want, that older but still excellent KDL 46V2500. You can do nothing wrong with this choice and it is one of the best beats for the dollar.