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Sony BRAVIA KDL-32M3000 32" LCD TVPowerful and versatile, the Sony KDL-32M3000 is a great television for consumers who want great picture quality without having to pay extra...
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Powerful and versatile, the Sony KDL-32M3000 is a great television for consumers who want great picture quality without having to pay extra for unnecessary functions. Simple and sleek, the KDL-32M3000 has a host of inputs for easy installation including 2 HDMI inputs that offer easy, single cable connections for audio and video information. The KDL-32M3000 can also be used as a computer monitor by utilizing the built-in RGB input. With a native resolution of 1366 x 768, you’re getting every detail afforded by 720p HD content and weighing in at under 36 lbs., this panel is easily wall-mounted for added convenience.
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Good Entry LCD
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Pros: Design, colors, brand reliability, sharpness, picture modes
Cons: Functions, Remote control
The Bottom Line:
This is a solid LCD, not many features, but gets the job done.
This is my first LCD.
I paid 999$, of course im in Central America. All stores are selling this LCD like Hot Bread.
Let me tell you that im very satisfied.
Contrast is low on the specs, but i have this LCD in my bedroom so at night i use only 70% of luminosity, and for the day is more than enough.
Response time is fast, not as fast as my CRT, but you can still zapping. I like the GUIDE button on the remote so the channel list can be displayed so u can choose a channel easily. You can label channels too, to make this search more eficient.
Normal channels looks ok and HD channels looks great.
On the downside remote control is very plain, it is TOO LONG imo, you have to slide your hand frequently from the top to the bottom, kind of annoying.
And i would like to see more functions on the Menu, a 21 CRT Sony from the 80s had more functions, i know this is a entry level LCD, but they can include some tricks with the basics.
If you want to cross the border from CRTs to LCDs i recommend this one to you.
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