The good: Razor-sharp full-HD pictures; bassy audio reproduction; future-proofed 1080p capabilities; stylish design; dual HDMI. The bad: Above-average video scalar; soft PC text; fixed pedestal stand. The bottom line: If you have a soft spot for LCD TVs, the Sony Bravia KLV-46X200A is a panel that's hard to beat with its fine aesthetics and impressive HD performance. Read full review of the Sony Bravia KLV-46X200A
The good: Makes a smart package with the Samsung BD-P1000 Blu-ray player; easy to set up and use; card slots for JPEG and MP3 playback. The bad: LCD technology issues with black images; overkill if you're not an HD junkie. The bottom line: The LA40F7 is a nice complement to Samsung's first Blu-ray player, the BD-P1000. Despite some issues with blacks, it shines with the right HD content and will be a future-proofed investment as more next-generation video comes on the market. Read full review of the Samsung LA40F71B
First take
2006 has been a tough year for the long-standing LCD TV evangelist. While LCD panels are finally catching up with their plasma counterparts in sales volume, Sharp's offerings have been overshadowed by the competition featuring up-to-date capabilities such as full-HD panels and dual 1080p HDMI connectivity.
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