£716.09 Sony Bravia 46" 1080 HD Active 3D LED TV with Internet, Skype, WiFi, Freeview HD, Monolithic Stand/ Soundbar! KDL46NX723BTN @ TribalUK

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Seems like a lot of T.V for the money!

This T.V really does seem to have it all...apart from the glasses :-(

Change the way you see TV with Monolithic Design. 46", Full HD 3D TV with Edge LED, Motionflow XR 200, Wi-Fi, Internet video and Skype. Ultra-slim LED screen with Monolithic Design. Watch Internet videos and make calls with Skype. Smooth, high quality viewing in 2D and 3D. Also included is the Monolithic Design TV stand with built-in speakers, subwoofer and 6 degree angle positioning for low furniture

FeaturesKDL-46NX723

Full HD picture with crisp detail - Enjoy 2D and 3D pictures in high definition with Full HD 1080 technology
Superior 3D picture - Enjoy lifelike 3D action in Full HD quality. 3D from Sony delivers the clearest, brightest 3D pictures from a wide viewing angle
Edge LED for high picture contrast - Benefit from enhanced colour intensity, high contrast and improved energy efficiency, all within a slim screen design
Give the room unique style with Monolithic Design - Add a sense of space with an elegant, flush screen surface which enhances viewing and looks stunning even when the picture is off
Built-in Wi-Fi® to easily connect to the Internet - Stream entertainment from your wireless home network and the Internet without the clutter of cables
Enjoy the best of the web on the big screen - Connect your TV to the web and stream full-screen Internet videos or keep up-to-date on social networks (firmware upgrade needed)
Ready for video and voice calls with Skype™ - Add a voice control camera and microphone and make free Skype™ calls to friends and family from the comfort of your sofa
Browse the Internet on your TV screen - Visit your favourite websites and search the Internet (display of embedded video not supported)
See action clearly with Motionflow XR 200 - See action sequences at the equivalent of 200 frames per second and enjoy a clearer picture with less judder and blur
Natural colours and clear, detailed pictures - See crisp detail with no degradation or noise, even for Standard Definition pictures, with the X-Reality picture engine
Cinematic picture quality with OptiContrast Panel - Enjoy high contrast and detailed black tones with minimized glare from ambient light in the room
Control your TV using free mobile phone apps - Use a smartphone as a TV remote control or second display screen for online video with Media Remote (firmware upgrade needed)
Get full details about a movie you’re watching - Find out detailed information about the cast and crew of movies and TV shows you’re watching using Video Search
Share entertainment from around the home with DLNA - Stream movies, music and photos to your TV from DLNA compatible devices, such as a laptop, mobile phone or music player
Connect directly to other Wi-Fi® devices - With a firmware update your TV can connect directly to other Wi-Fi® Direct devices without cables, routers or complicated settings
Record TV shows to an external hard drive - Save the TV programmes you watch to a Hard Disk Drive via USB and watch them back when it suits you (may require firmware upgrade)
Let Intelligent Presence Sensor do the thinking - Let the TV warn the kids if they sit too close, save energy when you stop watching and optimize pictures to your viewing position
Optimize picture quality to suit ambient light - Let the TV automatically optimize image quality by detecting room brightness and colour temperature using the Ambient Sensor
3D sound with a 5 channel audio effect - Get a digital 3D surround sound effect from your TV speakers with S-Force 3D Front Surround
Built-in access to Freeview HD - Access digital HD channels with a built-in Freeview HD TV tuner (DVB-T2): no need for a set-top box or extra cables
Get benefits and exclusive offers with My Sony - Register your BRAVIA® TV and become a My Sony member for exclusive access to tutorials, special offers and more

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23rd Apr 2012
3spartan
I paid £6 for my 20 inch Aiwa with built in video recorder AND videoplus. … I paid £6 for my 20 inch Aiwa with built in video recorder AND videoplus. And £1 for a 20 inch Ferguson. These modern tellies are a rip off they all display the same rubbish.

But how did you install a web browser on your Spectrum ZX?
24th Apr 2012
watcher456
COLD! bought this tv around 1 and a 1/2 weeks ago from john lewis, got … COLD! bought this tv around 1 and a 1/2 weeks ago from john lewis, got the tv plus sound bar + SONY 3D BLURAAY PLAYER + 5YRS GUARANTEE all for £800. so it doesn't compare im afraid.

Why vote cold, wouldn't it have been more helpful to have posted your great deal, could have helped others
24th Apr 2012
Lush.

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24th Apr 2012
I have a Pany 50" Plasma and a Sony KDL46HX803 (46"LED 3D), the Pany is in my man cave for gaming and a second PC screen, both are used for PS3 and HD contect.

The difference between the 2 is minimal in terms of picture quality TBH, the Pany has a deeper uniform black and and the Sony, due to LED tech, its black isn't true. This makes very little difference when actually watching anything. The Pany isnt as nice to look at as the Sony IMO but again this makes no difference to actual veiwing. The Sony screen is a bit reflective but its not a big problem even with us mounted opposite our main living room window. For gaming the Pany is a bit more responsive in tests but again in reality, its hard to tell the difference at all. Both are 3D and IMO both exactly the same, I dont particularly like 3D either, I find it a gimmic for most titles and have yet to watch a full footie match in it.

If you wanna buy a TV go and see one in person, everyone is different and have different things they look for in a TV. Get the remote and have a play about and adjust settings before you buy.
23rd Apr 2012
I paid £6 for my 20 inch Aiwa with built in video recorder AND videoplus. And £1 for a 20 inch Ferguson. These modern tellies are a rip off they all display the same rubbish.
23rd Apr 2012
probably the best TV available on the market at the moment

hot
24th Apr 2012
michalko
What is the picture quality when you look at it from short distance - 1 - … What is the picture quality when you look at it from short distance - 1 - 2 meters?

Kind of similar to 0-1 meters, only a bit smaller.
24th Apr 2012
Chuck Norris has this tv set. End of
Author
23rd Apr 2012
This guy gives it a biased review!! Not a bad job though, let me know if you make it through all 13 minutes of it!! YouTubeLinkReview oO
24th Apr 2012
The NX is the same screen as the fated EX range9which has terrible 3D reviews.

Pay a bit more and get the HX,much better,especially if you are wanting to use it for 3D viewing
24th Apr 2012
lebreud
Does anyone know if this has built in iPlayer etc - Also from experience … Does anyone know if this has built in iPlayer etc - Also from experience some Sony DLNA content is not playable - can this play the equivalent files (music/video/photo) to that of the pS3 which I currently use and works with most file formats...??

I've had this TV for a while (without the soundbar stand) and paid a fair bit more than this for it. It is brilliant and all my mates comment on how good the picture is. It does have iPlayer built in as well as 5FWD (for what it's worth). Every media file that I can play/watch on my PS3 will play on the TV via my DLNA/UPnP server.

I can't comment on 3D, as never bought the additional 3D sync transmitter. But I think if you're looking for a 3D TV, you're probably better off getting something else.
24th Apr 2012
Sony with Bravia Engine is much better than any Panasonic Plasma. End of story. Motionflow is truly remarkable technology that makes you feel part of the motion picture. At this price you'd be insane not to buy into the Sony family of home entertainment products. HOT! HOT! HOT!
24th Apr 2012
StJimmy
quick question, if you guys wall mount these where do you put your other … quick question, if you guys wall mount these where do you put your other stuff, like ps3, sky box etc

On a stand underneath the wall mount usually. Try these ebay.co.uk/itm…177 as a basic idea.
24th Apr 2012
deelz001
wait so you guys are sayings sony bravia panasonic TX-P50GT30B? as i am … wait so you guys are sayings sony bravia > panasonic TX-P50GT30B? as i am looking to buy the 50 inch 3d panny i would be very much grateful if someone told me the pros and cons of both or put simply which ones superior and why. Also, not too fussed about the sound bar as I have a 5.1 system anyway

Check out whathif.com, Panasonic win's best buy awards for sub 32", premium 40-42", 46-47", 50-52" and 52"+. We weighed up Sony v Samsung v Panasonic. Sony and Samsung Tv's look better but picture quality Panasonic wins hands down. We purchased the Panasonic TXP55VT30 last week and so far no regrets.
24th Apr 2012
I have just got this TV.

£699 on Easter Monday at Comet, Got John Lewis to price match with 5 year guarantee.
Internet content is very sparse compared to Samsung & LG but Iplayer/Youtube and 5OD are good. Not tried the 3D yet.
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24th Apr 2012
Oh one more thing, as most TV content is in SD I would ask to see SD on a set you are looking to buy, that is one thing I would say the Sony truphs my Pany, its reproduction of SD broadcasting is fantastic IMO.
24th Apr 2012
Donkii
I have a Pany 50" Plasma and a Sony KDL46HX803 (46"LED 3D), the Pany is … I have a Pany 50" Plasma and a Sony KDL46HX803 (46"LED 3D), the Pany is in my man cave for gaming and a second PC screen, both are used for PS3 and HD contect. The difference between the 2 is minimal in terms of picture quality TBH, the Pany has a deeper uniform black and and the Sony, due to LED tech, its black isn't true. This makes very little difference when actually watching anything. The Pany isnt as nice to look at as the Sony IMO but again this makes no difference to actual veiwing. The Sony screen is a bit reflective but its not a big problem even with us mounted opposite our main living room window. For gaming the Pany is a bit more responsive in tests but again in reality, its hard to tell the difference at all. Both are 3D and IMO both exactly the same, I dont particularly like 3D either, I find it a gimmic for most titles and have yet to watch a full footie match in it.If you wanna buy a TV go and see one in person, everyone is different and have different things they look for in a TV. Get the remote and have a play about and adjust settings before you buy.

Best post in the thread.
24th Apr 2012
He also forgot to mention LCD banding, clouding, light bleed etc etc.
24th Apr 2012
Anarchist
So after you get this price matched, you paid £100 for a blu ray player. … So after you get this price matched, you paid £100 for a blu ray player. And you think it doesn't compare at all?Not sure if serious...

I didn't price match, that was the deal. I think effectively, £100 extra for a bluray player and 5yrs guarantee is worth the punt don't you? plus if you look at the link for this product on this page, they are doing 5yrs guarantee for around an extra £265....so you could say i saved myself quite a bit of money. thanks
24th Apr 2012
Motionflow XR 200 is not 200hz, it's 100hz, they are playing around with numbers... Also the 3D will probably be comparable to the KDL40EX723, might be worth reading the following review.

hdtvtest.co.uk/new…htm

Also I seem to remember the ex723 being about £500 on Amazon a while ago (haven't checked any prices of any tvs recently), so what is so good about this one to pay another £200 on top other than 6" and a soundbar stand?

Edit: oh found it. £500 for this alternative instead.

amazon.co.uk/Son…W2/
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24th Apr 2012
watcher456 i was backing you up on your deal not having a go!
24th Apr 2012
dga
I think it's ugly and harsh, TVs need borders to give boundaries to the … I think it's ugly and harsh, TVs need borders to give boundaries to the image. If you have that sort of money to hand then go get some demos arranged and do check out the Panasonic P46GT50 and Sony KDL46HX823, you will need to talk to an independeant retailer and probably not the Comet/Currys/Dixons shops. If I were spending this much I would buy what I liked the look of and not what has the best numbers/fanboys

i quite like the frameless look...you see we just use it as a tv,,no skype or even dvd..and movies? well an occasional kids one! so i dont think we need to pay for hi res etc...i just want a nice TV sounds good and looks good (cos i prefer it switched off!)

anyway its not on tonight so i got my wish! thanks for all your help will start a renewed search soon as we can get free time to go look round xx
24th Apr 2012
The HX723 is a much better TV then the EX724/3. Fact. We have them side by side in my Sony Centre and the HX723 is better in regards to colour, contrast, definition etc etc. Model is discontinued and stock is limited, places like JL won't get anymore. Display and refurbs only. HX753 is the replacement. Glasses are the same, although 3 - 4 weeks there will be more for the demand of the B1G1F offer that is running as Sony's promo at the moment.

Use the CT550W if you want a wall mounting speaker bar. TV weighs around 17KG

As for the rest of the pointless comments I shall leave you alone
25th Apr 2012
Family member has one of these at her house, Very good set but reflects like hell, especially when watching a dark scene... Unlesss you close the curtains and turn off all the lights.
1st May 2012
Well decided to go for this model from Costco.
I just sold my kdl-40w4000. My older set wipes the floor with the NX723. Very disappointing, fortunately I am able to return the set which is what I shall be doing.
Will try the HX823 next.
7th May 2012
Got this eventually from JL when an offer came on for two free glasses £799........and we LOVE it thanks OP. Sound is fab, we dont need extras..pic is lovely and menu is easy even for us dimwits..so thanks OP for making us consider it x
23rd Apr 2012
My PC is top end 2004 running Ubuntu tyvm. Monitor is 19 inch CRT, paid £1 for it
23rd Apr 2012
3spartan
I paid £6 for my 20 inch Aiwa with built in video recorder AND videoplus. … I paid £6 for my 20 inch Aiwa with built in video recorder AND videoplus. And £1 for a 20 inch Ferguson. These modern tellies are a rip off they all display the same rubbish.

In 1995?
23rd Apr 2012
3spartan
I paid £6 for my 20 inch Aiwa with built in video recorder AND videoplus. … I paid £6 for my 20 inch Aiwa with built in video recorder AND videoplus. And £1 for a 20 inch Ferguson. These modern tellies are a rip off they all display the same rubbish.

From a car boot sale?
24th Apr 2012
A mate has just got one of these , yes the 3d is soso but the 2d picture (at least on his) is fantastic and the sound bar really adds some extra oomph , not surround effects but just a better stereo sound, deeper and clearer.
24th Apr 2012
Ray Davies
probably the best TV available on the market at the momenthot

you serious oO

the new samsung es8000 would destroy this, but a 55" is 2500.00
24th Apr 2012
I think best is HX series. NX series is discontinued. But hot for this price. John lewis is selling NX 40 for 729
24th Apr 2012
is this better then the panasonic TX-P50G30B, or am i just igniting the led vs plasma debate?
24th Apr 2012
deelz001
is this better then the panasonic TX-P50G30B, or am i just igniting the … is this better then the panasonic TX-P50G30B, or am i just igniting the led vs plasma debate?

Think at this level it comes down to preference, personally I like Sony products but I prefer the Plasma picture so it'd be the Panasonic all day long for me. Serious, technically based answers will obviously ignite your debate!
24th Apr 2012
What is the picture quality when you look at it from short distance - 1 - 2 meters?
24th Apr 2012
I paid 899 for this in January from John Lewis. (with free 5 year g'tee). Great TV and very stylish.
24th Apr 2012
Does anyone know if this has built in iPlayer etc - Also from experience some Sony DLNA content is not playable - can this play the equivalent files (music/video/photo) to that of the pS3 which I currently use and works with most file formats...??
24th Apr 2012
DemonIT
But how did you install a web browser on your Spectrum ZX?

LMFAO!, that's the best comment I've ever seen on HUKD

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I had a choice to between this and This. I choose samsung.

This tv has inbuilt webcamera. I didnt know that this tv also has inbuilt wifi!!
24th Apr 2012
has anyone tried to hang one of these on the wall? whats the weight?
24th Apr 2012
KitKatFox
Think at this level it comes down to preference, personally I like Sony … Think at this level it comes down to preference, personally I like Sony products but I prefer the Plasma picture so it'd be the Panasonic all day long for me. Serious, technically based answers will obviously ignite your debate!

totally agree, Panasonic Plasma is the best if your looking for a large size TV.