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Sony KDL37P3020 37in HD Ready LCD TV with Freeview £499.99


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Television Picture Quality

* High Definition Ready.

* Integrated digital (freeview).

* 37in (94cm) widescreen TV with 94cm visible screen size.

* Resolution 1366 x 768 pixels.

* Brightness 500 cd/m2.

* Contrast ratio 8000:1.

* BRAVIA engine.

* Viewing angle 178 degrees.

* Progressive scan.


Connectivity

* 2 HDMI sockets.

* 2 SCART sockets.

* PC input socket.

* Component video socket.

* Headphone socket.

* S-video socket.


Sound Quality

* BBE digital/Dolby virtual.

* 2 x 10w RMS power output.


Freeview Features

* Digitally interactive.

* Digital text.

* Auto setup.

* Auto scan for new channels.

* Now and next electronic programme guide.

* 8 day electronic programme guide.

* Top up TV compatible.


Additional Features

* Teletext.

* UHF and VHF tuners.

* Auto setup.

* Auto search tuner.

* Auto search sorting.

* Auto search labelling.

* Sleep timer.

* Child lock (digital only).

* Picture in Picture (in PC mode).

* NTSC compatible (video input only).

* Remote control requires 2 x AA batteries supplied.

* 220 - 240 AC mains operated.

* Complete with tabletop stand.

* Size of TV (H)61.1, (W)90.6, (D)12.6cm.

* Size of TV with stand (H)65.8, (W)90.6, (D)26.5cm.

* Weight of TV 18kg (unpackaged)

* Weight of TV and stand 21kg (unpackaged)

* Suitable for wall mounting (brackets not supplied)

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25-12-2007, 11:50
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wait wats the catch? how does this compare to the 40" bravia for 599? voted hot anyway as it seems cheap for a sony 37".
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bargain, I was going to get the 40" from tesco tomorrow, but this works out much cheaper (£13.51 per inch instead of £15 per inch) and seems to be exactly the same model and spec.

Cheers mate - ordered, heat and rep
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is this 1080p?
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Not 1080p
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i can't find any reviews on this model...does anyone have any reviews pls?
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The 'P' Series, which is this 37" set, is an entry level panel so the picture quality is good for £500 quid but is by no means the best Sony out there.

The best deal I have seen so far is this 40" set from Currys:
http://www.currys.co.uk/martprd/product/seo/490216

£900 for one of the newer 40" panels is a superb buy in my opinion. This one is the 'V' Series which has only been out for a few months and as you will see from the spec has the usual bells and whistles (full 1080 panel/ high contrast ratios/ a few HDMI ports).
Pop into the store to have a look at it and enjoy!

Btw you may be able to get it even cheaper with codes on HUKD but I was just pointing out the set so you will have to check that for yourself
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is this 720p and 1080i?

and is it good to go with a ps3?
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This seems a good compromise. 40" or greater you'd want 1080p.
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There are 37" 1080p sets around.
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This seems a good compromise. 40" or greater you'd want 1080p.
Depends, because on SD you would have more scan lines and larger screens that are 40" + screens that are 720p would most likely handle it better than a 1080p screen due to not having to improvise as much for the missing pixels.
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does this take 1080i!?!?!?!?
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Yes, it has to to call itself HD Ready.
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Hd Can Be 720...
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zebrum:
This seems a good compromise. 40" or greater you'd want 1080p.
its not as simple as for this size you need this resolution. you need to take other factors such as how far you will be viewing from in to consideration.
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