A True Work of Art: The Sony Bravia 40-Inch LCD
Tue Jun 19, 2007 2:12PM EDT
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The Sony 40-inch Bravia LCD can easily be compared to art masterpieces all over the world. What's there to say about this fine piece? This HDTV features vibrant colors, deep blacks, a clean and silky, smooth design, and a high-definition 1080p display. The LCD also comes with built-in speakers, a removable stand, 3 HDMI inputs, and a host of other inputs/outputs so you can easily integrate it into your home entertainment system. So will this fine display be gracing the walls of your home? Before you buy, check out our video review and see this masterpiece with your own eyes.
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2 Posted by michaelshows on Thu Sep 3, 2009 7:18PM EDT Report Abuse
My dad bought one of these (40-inch Sony Bravia LCD HDTV), and it's gorgeous. But beware, it needed repairs after 3 months. It's still under full warranty, but that doesn't mean they hurry. There was basically one repair guy for the tri-state area, so he was only available to make a repair every 2-3 weeks. Also, parts have to be ordered which takes 2-3 weeks each. My dad actually went without his TV 3 MONTHS before they finally just bought him a new one. I could go into more detail, but suffice it to say that this sort of thing is not uncommon with any brand of flatscreen HDTV. This information came from the repairman himself. For this reason, I would not put this TV in the "work of art" category at this point.
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3 Posted by odessa2here on Thu Sep 3, 2009 7:43PM EDT Report Abuse
hi.my wife and i bought sony 40inch bravia lcd tv 11month ago.since than every 3-4 weeks tv broke down.shop change 3 top boxes and sony repair shop change 2.all sony models.3weeks ago they gave me pioneer model of the top box who fail again.sony reps saying that fold coming from antenna and not of tv itself.we can't put a blame on top box any more,because we tried different brands.could any one,please,pinpoint a fault.we watch tv for past 11month no more that 2-3 weeks.
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4 Posted by mradequate on Thu Sep 3, 2009 7:27PM EDT Report Abuse
Anyone wishing to purchase a giant TV now should be informed that LCD and Plasma are now rapidly on the way out. New technology has been released, Laser TV, is expected to be the "Plasma Killer" and is way better than either Plasma or LCD. LaserVue Televisions are now available in two sizes starting at 65" and the picture is far superior to other televisions. Be informed that Laser Televisions have fewer, cheaper, parts and prices, which are high now due to being scarce, will drop over time. Plasma and LCD should be completely obsolete in another 18 months or so, except for tiny screen sizes. For more information, look up LaserVue on the WWW or just search for Laser Television.
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1 Posted by drifter010 on Thu Sep 3, 2009 3:48PM EDT Report Abuse
I just bought mine about a wek ago and so far it's fantastic. The color was so vivid I had to set it down a notch. As for setup I think my kids could do it, if you can read you can install it yourself.....