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Sony BRAVIA KDL-52V5100
$2,300.00
Released March, 2009
The Pros:HD channels look spectacular, all the detail stands right out. Sports are rendered smoothly with no judder or blur. Large enough screen for larger rooms, provides a big view of the action.
The Cons:Non-HD channels look dramatically bad, no real upscaling. Motionflow can look strange on a lot of programming, might need to turn it off. Large and heavy unit, will need at least 2 people to get it set up.
The BRAVIA V5100 Series is Sony's mid-range line of HDTVs that feature a native resolution of 1080p, with a 120Hz refresh rate introduced in 2009. For more information refer to the full V5100 Series report.
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Specifications
- 1080p native resolution
- Motionflow 120Hz technology
- dynamic backlight
- BRAVIA Engine 2
- BRAVIA Sync, BRAVIA Link
- 24p True Cinema
- Spring 2009 release date
- Inputs: 4xHDMI, VGA, Component, USB
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HD channels look spectacular, all the detail stands right out
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sports are rendered smoothly with no judder or blur
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large enough screen for larger rooms, provides a big view of the action
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plenty of HDMI inputs for all the devices in a typical home
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fast enough to keep up with console games, no noticeable lag
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non-HD channels look dramatically bad, no real upscaling
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Motionflow can look strange on a lot of programming, might need to turn it off
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large and heavy unit, will need at least 2 people to get it set up
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