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Technical Details
- 20" HD Ready LCD TV (1366x768)
- BRAVIA Engine
- Integrated Digital Tuner
- Dynamic Contrast Up To 5000:1
- Dolby Virtual / BBE VIVA sound
- 1 x HDMI
- 1 x Component Input
- 2 x SCART
- PC Input
- VESA hole spacing compatible
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20" HD Ready S4000 Sony Bravia LCD TV is compact and sleek in Black finish. Features Bravia Engine technology for incredible picture quality, built-in Digital TV terrestrial tuner and HDMI input to easily connect to High Definition sources such as Blu-Ray.
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16 of 16 people found the following review helpful
I too (bizarrely) was also using a Samsung 17" LCD TV connect to a freeview box and an XBox 360. Sound was pretty bad and the picture wasn't great with red colours showing up with this lattice pattern...
Roll on this new 20" HD TV and goodness! The 360 goes in via component now (rather than through the RCA plugs) and its like a breath of fresh air! That and the fantastic inbuilt digital tuner with DVB so you can always see what's on.
It also has a PCMCIA slot in the side, so if you decide you want to buy one of those Pay As You Go TV cards, you can use one, or hook up any HDMI device to the back of it.
Oh and wall mounting it took all of 10 minutes.
All in all a fantastic HDTV! Go buy one now! I didn't buy one from here, but rather from a local dealer for £369.99 down from the RRP which is £480. When I saw Amazon's price I almost wept... Ah well..!
Roll on this new 20" HD TV and goodness! The 360 goes in via component now (rather than through the RCA plugs) and its like a breath of fresh air! That and the fantastic inbuilt digital tuner with DVB so you can always see what's on.
It also has a PCMCIA slot in the side, so if you decide you want to buy one of those Pay As You Go TV cards, you can use one, or hook up any HDMI device to the back of it.
Oh and wall mounting it took all of 10 minutes.
All in all a fantastic HDTV! Go buy one now! I didn't buy one from here, but rather from a local dealer for £369.99 down from the RRP which is £480. When I saw Amazon's price I almost wept... Ah well..!
14 of 14 people found the following review helpful
In a crowded marketplace for small (bedroom and kitchen size) TVs the Sony 20S series really does stand out by virtue of both picture and sound quality. Other makes I have tried come no where in comparison to this which is our second small Sony LCD TV in the "KDL series". The picture is vibrant and sharp whilst the sound, although it won't shake the floorboards, is so much better than other simlar sized TVs by other brands.
If I had a criticism, and we are talking about a premium small TV, it is that Sony have not seen fit to produce a custom remote - the remote supplied is a full size one supplied with some of their bigger 32" plus sets and the light silver colour of the handset does not match the TV which is a dark metallic grey (not far off black) - to me, this is slighty lazy on the part of Sony but does not really affect the performance of this high quality, small but beautifully crafted product. In summary, this compact TV is unreservedly recommended and respresents an excellent price/performance ratio.
If I had a criticism, and we are talking about a premium small TV, it is that Sony have not seen fit to produce a custom remote - the remote supplied is a full size one supplied with some of their bigger 32" plus sets and the light silver colour of the handset does not match the TV which is a dark metallic grey (not far off black) - to me, this is slighty lazy on the part of Sony but does not really affect the performance of this high quality, small but beautifully crafted product. In summary, this compact TV is unreservedly recommended and respresents an excellent price/performance ratio.
43 of 46 people found the following review helpful
We decided to try the Sony Bravia once we had taken back Samsung's 19" as we were unhappy about quite a few things. Firstly the picture quality is very good for a smaller viewing experience, the sounds good (probably because the noise is frontal rather than coming out the bottom!). You can view this TV at any angle without the picture disappearing - very handy if using in a kitchen. The speed of button hopping is pretty good too, we found with the Samsung, that not only did it take an eternity to change channels ( making channel hopping more like channel crawling), it also did not show up what you were actually watching - which the Sony does.
Anyway, all in all we would definitely recommend spending that bit little extra.
Anyway, all in all we would definitely recommend spending that bit little extra.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
This model has a serious problem
My first LCD TV, read the reviews, this was Sony's latest and the reviews on their 20ins TVs were good so took the plunge. Had to wait 6 weeks but it was a great price. Read more
Published on 6 April 2008 by Bluenose
Five stars for five star quality
Bought from Amazon in February 2008:
1. Plug and Play - simple to set up, excellent automatic tuning for both digital and analogue services
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1. Plug and Play - simple to set up, excellent automatic tuning for both digital and analogue services
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Published on 15 Mar 2008 by TPW
Very good all rounder
I too looked at this telly in comparison with the Samsung model, as a replacement for my 17-year-old Sony Trinitron bedroom TV. Read more
Published on 16 Jan 2008 by C. J. Mitchell
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