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A 40in, 1080p Sony TV for under £1,000? Surely there’s been a mistake. + Dependable image and sound quality; comprehensive controls- Only two HDMI inputsUp until recently, we were under the impression that TVs with 1080p native resolutions were much mo...
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The Sony KDL-40D3500 doesnt get off to the best start, offering only a duo of HDMIs.At least these are capable of receiving 1080p/24fps feeds from Blu-ray players.With this 1080p/24fps capability in mind, its nice to find that the 40D3500 sports a fu...
Impressive colours & black levels, Decent images...
Motion blur, Only two HDMI inputs...
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Commercialized after the Bravia D3000, the D3500 has been considered by some (and wrongly so) as its successor. Indeed, the success of the D3000 resulted from an excellent rescaling of SD sources, particularly DVDs. It should be mentioned that its HD...
Good contrast and depth of black (once adjusted)...
Poor colors and other results with presettings, Mediocre brightness once the deepest black is attained, No HD compatible digital tuner, Green dominance once TV is calibrated...
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At 40in, the Bravia KDL-40D3500 is a big TV, but the plain black bezel stops it looking too ostentatious. Its sub-£700 price is remarkable considering the 1080p native resolution, but only two HDMI inputs is a reminder of its cost-conscious design...
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The KDL-40D3500 is the embodiment of Sonys design philosophy with a chic matte black understated presence that simply oozes class. Build quality is back to its very best with the Sony looking like it could have been sculpted from a solid block of meta...
The Sony KDL-40D3500 is a highly accomplished performer when it comes to High Definition material. However, if SD viewing is just as important there are better performers out there...
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After making a frankly underwhelming start in the flat TV world, the time now finally seems right for Sony to start re-establishing the sort of dominance and association with quality that it once enjoyed with its Trinitron CRT TVs.After all, the...
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igizmo.co.uk Updated: 2011-10-04 06:01:33
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A 40in, 1080p Sony TV for under £1,000? Surely there’s been a mistake. + Dependable image and sound quality; comprehensive controls- Only two HDMI inputsUp until recently, we were under the impression that TVs with 1080p native resolutions were much mo...
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digitalversus.com Updated: 2011-10-04 06:01:33
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Commercialized after the Bravia D3000, the D3500 has been considered by some (and wrongly so) as its successor. Indeed, the success of the D3000 resulted from an excellent rescaling of SD sources, particularly DVDs. It should be mentioned that its HD...
Good contrast and depth of black (once adjusted)...
Poor colors and other results with presettings, Mediocre brightness once the deepest black is attained, No HD compatible digital tuner, Green dominance once TV is calibrated...
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expertreviews.co.uk Updated: 2011-10-04 06:01:33
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At 40in, the Bravia KDL-40D3500 is a big TV, but the plain black bezel stops it looking too ostentatious. Its sub-£700 price is remarkable considering the 1080p native resolution, but only two HDMI inputs is a reminder of its cost-conscious design...
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hdtvorg.co.uk Updated: 2011-10-04 06:01:33
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The KDL-40D3500 is the embodiment of Sonys design philosophy with a chic matte black understated presence that simply oozes class. Build quality is back to its very best with the Sony looking like it could have been sculpted from a solid block of meta...
The Sony KDL-40D3500 is a highly accomplished performer when it comes to High Definition material. However, if SD viewing is just as important there are better performers out there...
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After making a frankly underwhelming start in the flat TV world, the time now finally seems right for Sony to start re-establishing the sort of dominance and association with quality that it once enjoyed with its Trinitron CRT TVs. After all, the introdu...
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