Sony KDL32D3000 - Expert Reviews

Review summary: Smooth and slick pictures from this Sony LCD

Pros: Great hi-def pictures; Good connectivity

Cons: Quite expensive

Verdict: As well as crowd-pleasing 24p picture capabilities, the feature count is suitably expansive, justifying the £900 price tag. Other goodies include built-in digital and analogue tuners, Sony's Bravia engine, Motion Flow+100Hz technology (for doubling the re

Review summary: 32in LCDs are now popular choices, offering a lot of screen for little outlay (both financially and in space terms). So much, in fact, that they're rapidly becoming commodities rather than luxury lifestyle products.

Pros: Vivid colour reproduction, Three HDMI v1.3 inputs, Plenty of features, Friendly user interface and setup

Cons: Some 'edge shimmer' with fast movement, Lacklustre audio, No AV-input buttons on the handset, Is a 1366 x 768 panel

Verdict: Packed with enough features to stand out in a crowded marketplace

Review summary: With a plethora of features, 1080p high-definition compatibility and three HDMI inputs, the Sony Bravia KDL-32D3000 is a tech-heavy 32-inch LCD TV. Its new MotionFlow system makes moving objects look clearer, while good black levels are accompanied by hig

Pros: Huge feature count; three HDMI 1.3 sockets; mostly excellent pictures

Cons: Rather expensive; we're not convinced a 32-inch TV really needs so much costly tech

Verdict: It's fair to say that Sony hasn't done things by halves with the Bravia KDL-32D3000, its latest 32-inch TV. It really seems to have left no stone unturned in its quest for picture perfection. But ironically we're left feeling Sony might have been better l

Review summary: It's our new reference! With good connectivity and 24p compatibility, this TV is a solid investment for the future. It's better than a plasma on many points, the price being the only handicap.