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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 ...

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 ...

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.

Pros: - Depth of image, good colors, - Rich connectivity (triple HDMI an optical input), - Motionflow +100Hz, - 24p compatibility : movies like at the cinema, - Silent functioning

Cons: - High price for simple HD, - Primary RGB colors barely enough, - Rudimentary design, no moveable foot, - Dead pixel policy

Review summary: Well, it's about time. Sony has tried to keep us quiet with a range of 'Bravia v1.5' models in recent months, but we've really been chomping at the bit to get our hands on its new LCD TVs proper. And that day has now arrived

Pros: 1080p/24fps capability, Impressive features, Good all round picture performance

Cons: Some issues with motion handling

Verdict: The first of Sony's true 'next generation' Bravias is here.

Review summary: The latest Bravias are certainly packed with features, but is the KDL-32D3000 punching above its size..?

Verdict: In terms of features and specifications the 32D3000 is a huge step forward from previous Bravia LCDs - and there are definite picture performance benefits too. Yet we just can't shake the feeling that with some of the features appearing somewhat ...