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based on (5) reviews from 5 sources
Sony's A-Series HDTV delivers Full HD 1080p with smooth and detailed pictures in addition to the Bravia EX Video Processor Engine, which sharpens images, enhances contrast and pleasingly saturated colors. Choose between Auto and Manual modes to improve...
Review written on Dec 01, 2007
The Sony KDS-50A3000 is not flawless, particularly if you feed it a 480i source, but getting around its limitations is neither difficult nor expensive to do with the quality of the external video processing and upconversion in nearly all of today's...
Although CNET did not review the 50-inch Sony KDS-50A3000, we did review the 55-inch Sony KDS-55A3000. Judging from their spec sheets, the two Sony rear-projection HDTVs are essentially identical but for screen size, so we expect the picture quality of...
User Review Summary
based on (19) reviews from 4 sources
Reviewed on Mar 2007
I recently purchased the Sony 50A2000 television and, after much consideration I decided to purchase the matching stand. I have to admit: Sony has impressed me again.I'll concede that the price seems a little high for something to set your TV on, but the...
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Takes a good 20 to 30 seconds to warm up & obtain full picture clarity...Though I wonder about the purpose of the preset "Cinema" mode which seems to give the picture an overall amber look...The blacks appear much deeper than the 40XBR1 & the overall...
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Sony's A-Series HDTV's easily stand out from conventional rear projection sets with the film-like quality of SXRD technology. In addition, BRAVIA Engine EX sharpens the image, enhances contrast and helps provide pleasingly saturated colors. Step up to...
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