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Sony Bravia W Series 52" 52W5500 HD 1080p Freeview LCD TV (Includes Sony 3 Year Guarantee)
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Sony Bravia W Series 52" 52W5500 HD 1080p Freeview LCD TV (Includes Sony 3 Year Guarantee)

Customer rating on Sony Bravia W Series 52" 52W5500 HD 1080p Freeview LCD TV (Includes Sony 3 Year Guarantee): 5 out of 5 stars ( 2 customer ratings )

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RRP: £1999.99 | You save: £550.00 (27%)

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Specifications

 

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  • Main Features:
  • Screen size: 52" Widescreen
  • Resolution: HD Ready 1920 x 1080
  • Freeview Digital Tuner
  • Specifications
  • Product Description: Sony KDL-52W5500 - 52" LCD TV
  • Colour: Piano black
  • Digital Television Certification: HDTV 1080p
  • Display Format: 1080p (FullHD)
  • Input Video Formats: 480p, 720p, 1080i, 1080p, 576i, 576p
  • 100Hz
  • Video Interface: Component, composite, HDMI, S-Video, SCART
  • PC Interface: VGA (HD-15)
  • HDCP Compatible
  • TFT active matrix
  • LCD Backlight Technology: Wide Color Gamut-CCFL
  • Progressive Scan: Yes
  • Image Aspect Ratio
  • 16:9
  • TV Tuner: 1x analogue/digital combo
  • Analogue TV Tuner: PAL, SECAM
  • MPEG Decoder: MPEG-2
  • Multi-channel Preview: Picture-and-picture (PAP), picture-in-picture (PIP)
  • Features: On/off timer, Theatre Mode, video noise reduction, on-screen menu, AppliCast, Live Colour Creation, channel labeling, Motionflow, XrossMediaBar
  • Sound Output Mode: Stereo
  • Speaker System: 2 speakers
  • Built-in Decoders: Dolby Digital
  • Sound Effects: S-FORCE Front Surround Sound
  • Stereo Reception System: NICAM
  • USB Port: Built-in
  • Infrared Remote Control

Description

 

A BRAVIA LCD TV is no ordinary television. Design is sleeker, pictures are brighter, details clearer. All BRAVIA televisions are HD Ready as a minimum, with up to 4 HDMI connections, and come with an integrated digital tuner so there is no need for a set-top box to view Freeview TV and radio channels.

The BRAVIA W5500 has all the Sony technology you need to experience a new level of entertainment. BRAVIA ENGINE 3 digital processing delivers a depth, richness and clarity that will take your breath away. Motionflow 100Hz technology keeps fast-moving sports and action crisp and clear.


Savour every moment with all-action Motionflow 100Hz
Motionflow 100Hz lets you see fast-moving sports and action scenes like never before by unlocking the amazing detail they contain. This blur reduction technology produces super-smooth, ultra-realistic viewing by doubling the conventional number of frames in a sequence. After every frame it creates an additional unique frame before the next one, based on key factors in the preceding and following images. While similar technologies simply duplicate frames, Motionflow 100Hz intelligently applies information to make movement appear even smoother.




BRAVIA ENGINE 3 for the ultimate HD experience

An LCD television creates pictures by switching millions of pixels on and off. In the W5500 this process is controlled by the BRAVIA ENGINE 3, the latest version of Sony's advanced digital processing technology. Using a collection of unique Sony algorithms it applies a digital perfecting process to reduce noise and produce cleaner images, higher contrast and smoother motion sequences, resulting in enhanced overall performance regardless of source.

Specifically, it analyses each individual scene, controlling the peak brightness level to generate advanced colour and brightness, and optimising the noise level. It also detects and adjusts the overall colour distribution of each frame and smoothes diagonal lines of pixels in fast-moving pictures to prevent jagged edges and bleeding colours.

In short, it delivers exceptional performance in every single scene.



Connect your home with DLNA
The BRAVIA W5500 means you can finally create an easy-to-use home network that lets you share music, video and pictures from around the house on your TV. As part of the Digital Living Network Alliance (DLNA), Sony has adopted a universal standard for connectivity that enables your electronic devices, regardless of brand, to 'talk' to one another. So now it's easy to move files between your TV, PC, printer, music player, phone, camera and more, wherever they are in the home.

By integrating your TV into a home network, either wirelessly or via a cable, you can use your BRAVIA remote to find photos on the DLNA-enabled laptop in your bedroom and call them up to your living room TV screen. If you want hard copies, just send them to your printer.



AppliCast keeps you in touch while you watch
AppliCast lets you see internet information on your BRAVIA TV while you're watching television. You don't have to switch on your PC - just call up widgets onto the TV screen. Three widgets, including a clock and calendar, are already installed on the on-screen XrossMediaBar and you can add RSS feeds of news, weather and more by connecting your TV to the internet.




Customer Reviews

 

Customer rating on Sony Bravia W Series 52" 52W5500 HD 1080p Freeview LCD TV (Includes Sony 3 Year Guarantee): 5 out of 5 stars

Average rating (2 reviews)

Customer rating: 5 out of 5 stars The best tv on the market.

Themightygamer | 02/10/2009 | See all Themightygamer's reviews (9) »

This is a tv i would pay £10000 pounds for it has fantastic picture and sound quality and running along side a ps3 it truly is an unforgettable experience, so well done to sony for this fantastic product because its well worth the price tag. -Themightygamer.

Customer rating: 5 out of 5 stars 9.9 out of ten

Jamie172 | 29/05/2009 | See all Jamie172's reviews (4) »

exceptional picture quality through sky HD , blu ray and Xbox 360. never been a fan of the motion flow technology, had a samsung with same type of feature and did not keep tv more than two days. this has 3 settings, off medium and high motion flow, excellent for games and sports, i turn it off for films. sound for a thin lcd is the best i have heard, however, the tv really needs to be through a sound system to gain the best out of it. my main gripe is the look of the set itself. are we in 1980 or what, does not look anywhere near as goos as the toshibas, or samsungs. that said, i am over the moon on my purchase and at the price shown, its a bargin. and the outer case or design of the tv is not what i sit looking at, its the quality of the picture. all in all i love it and recommend it...