Product Description

This is the flagship Sony Bravia television designed for thediscerning viewer and therefore delivering true 1920x1080 HD nativeresolution in a timeless panel design - The ultimate in flat panelHD viewing

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #72490 in Consumer Electronics
• Brand: Sony
• Model: KDL52X2000U
• Released on: 2006-10-05
• Dimensions: 120.15 pounds
• Display size: 52

Manufacturer's Description
The first Full High Definition BRAVIA is here: the X-Series will take your viewing experience to a new level. Enjoy programmes broadcast in HD1080 and shown on next generation HD players. With a massive 6.2 megapixel resolution, this is clarity, definition and depth never before seen on a television screen. Full High Definition in combination with the amazing colour that BRAVIA is renowned for, will make for an extraordinary viewing experience and picture quality better than anything you've seen before.

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Customer Reviews

What can I say - Bee's Knees
I bought this TV in November 2006 with a samsung blu-ray player replacing an old 47" panasonic rear projection.

I never thought I'd entertain the idea of a silver surround on a tv (you can buy different colours from sony btw) and always thought it would be like sitting at the cinema with a foot wide white line painted around the screen - which is worse than not being able to get onions with the cinema hot dogs.

The only reason I went for this tv was that it was one of the first 52 inch LCD models to support 1080p (full hd). Despite my reservations about the silver surround I can honestly say it just hasn't bothered me.

The picture is clear and colours are vivid, whether playing blu-ray, sky, dvd, media hdd or digital tv I've had no problems with this tv. It has two HDMI connectors and 4 scart sockets making it easy to connect all the AV equipment you care to throw into you living room. The sound quality is very good though most of the time I run the sound through an av amplifier.

The killer - well that's got to be the price, you could probably buy a cheaper 52" tv and take a holiday in the bahamas - even the 46 inch X Series is around 1000GBP cheaper.

That said, even if I did like flying I still go for this tv - can't say a bad word against it. Whatever the source material this tv makes it look good, if you've got HD, HD-DVD or blu-ray this tv is in it's element particularly with a 1080p (full HD) source (blu-ray or computer).