Features: - 16:9 HD 720p Resolution 720p (1366x768p) LCD Panel
- HDMI™ x2, HD Component x2
- PC Input
- VESA hole spacing compatible
- ATSC™/NTSC tuner with QAM
Product Description
Sony's KDL-32L4000 comes with 2 HDMI inputs and great picture quality. Now you can bring home both award-winning HD picture quality and sophisticated design at the same time. With two component inputs and even a connection for your PC, you can enjoy great HD content from the latest HD sources. Two HDMI connections mean this HDTV can connect to the latest HDMI-enabled sources. Add to that two more component inputs, and a PC input, and you have five ways to get HD quality entertainment to your TV. With wide viewing angles and a fast panel response time, and a beautiful gloss black color with chrome accents, now you can enjoy video entertainment no matter where you're sitting and what you're watching. English, Spanish, French Multiple Language Display Acceptable Video Signals - 480/60i, 480/60p, 720p, 1080/60i, and 1080p (HDMI only) Energy Star Compliant VESA Hole Spacing Compatible Native Display Resolution - 1366 x 768p (HD) On-screen Contrast Ratio - 2000 - 1 Picture Modes - Vivid, Standard, and Custom Wide Mode - Normal, Full, Zoom, and Wide Zoom CineMotion Reverse 3 - 2 Pulldown Technology Inputs and Outputs - 1 AC-In (Rear), 1 RF Connection Input (Rear), 2 Composite Video Inputs (1 Side/1 Rear), 1 S-Video Input (Rear), 2 Component Video (Y/Pb/Pr) Inputs (Rear), 2 HDMI Connection (Rear), 1 PC Video Inputs (Rear, D-Sub), 1 PC Audio Input (Rear, Stereo Mini), 5 Analog Audio Inputs (1 Side/4 Rear), 1 Audio Out (Rear), and 1 Optical Digital Output (Rear) Dimensions - 31.9 x 23.1 x 9.6 (807x584x242mm) with pedestal / 4 x 21.6 x 31.9 (807x547x99.5mm) without pedestal Weight - 35.3 pounds (15.05 kg) with pedestal / 30.5 pounds (13.5 kg) without pedestal
Review
WHAT I WAS LOOKING FOR: Cheap-ish 32" widescreen with a flat-black cabinet for my bedroom. I already have a 32" Viewsonic in the other room. Although that was about $150 less, it shows. I wanted something one notch up. Plus, my experience with reliability and service was a nightmare with the Viewsonic.
WHAT I GOT: Let me start by saying I can't understand for the life of me why 90% of TVs today have glossy black cabinets. Isn't the last thing you want near or on your TV something shiny or reflective? Stupid fashion statement. Maybe it's just me, but I'm more busy looking at what's inside of the rectangle- not outside of it. So this pretty much narrowed it down to this TV alone. Amazon had a killer deal on the Samsung LN32A450 when I bought the Sony, and wherever you look it says the Samsung has a better picture. And when I saw the two at a store I would have to agree- just by a bit. But that shiny glossy cabinet was the deal breaker for me. Again- I just don't get it. The Sony is all I want it to be- and a little bit more. Very good picture, a cabinet that doesn't shout for attention, decent menus, logical input menu, etc. The channel switching is a tad slower than past Sony's I've owned, but still not nearly as slow as various Philips, Magnavoxs, Viewsonics, etc. that I've used. The unexpected bonus was after connecting it to my standard (not digital) Comcast cable, I noticed that I can pick up local HD channels. This is something I was not able to do with my Viewsonic. Perfect for the Olympics!!! Not ready for a bigger cable bill, my intention for this TV was just to watch DVDs in WS and the rest in 4:3. This was a nice surprise!
The bottom line is I doubt you will find a better TV all-around for this kind of money. Unless you're a hard core videophile who spends a lot of time with calibration discs and watching reference material looking for shadows and artifacts, you will not be disappointed with this set. And if you are, go ahead and spend 50% more you lucky guy/gal! And if you're considering lesser brand names to save $100 or so, I would say save up a bit and move one step up. You'll probably own the TV for another 6-8 years so think how little that is per year.
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