Compare Prices : Sony KDL-32W4000

Review summary: It'll sit pretty on your wall...

Pros: Colour; HDMI on side panel; Gorgeous onscreen menus

Cons: High price; Dodgy Freeview

Verdict: Fabulous colour and smooth hi-def pictures make this a great option for games and Blu-ray, but Freeview is shabbily treated

Review summary: The Sony bandwagon rolls on; this is another simple to use set that produces brilliant big-screen images

Verdict: Switch on and you're greeted by the PlayStation 3 style menu system, which is big, bold and clear. We fire-up the auto set-up, run through our own THX Optimizer picture settings, and then sit back ready to enjoy the show

Review summary: The Sony Bravia KDL-40W4000 is a 40-inch 1080p LCD stuffed to the brim with picture processing and features designed to make your viewing experience better. A new interface is designed to make setting the TV up and using it much easier, and there's an ...

Pros: Picture and sound quality ; ease of use ; menu system

Cons: Design is rather random ; could have more HDMI inputs at the back ; backlight is too bright

Verdict: A great TV from Sony. We wouldn't say it's the best-looking piece of kit we've ever seen, but the picture is brilliant and the sound is impressive too

Review summary: THIS LCD stumbles on standard-definition content but its high-definition picture quality is great.

Pros: Vibrant, clear picture, handles 1080p content brilliantly

Cons: Standard-definition video looks blurred and interpolated, no 100Hz support

Verdict: It stumbles on standard-definition content and doesn't support 100Hz picture technology, but Sony's 52" W series LCD is hard to fault in high-definition picture quality tests.