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Sony Bravia KLV-46X350A

The good: Overall sharp and clean pictures; vibrant yet natural colors; smooth 100Hz motion reproduction; beautifully crafted; backlit remote; triple 1080p24-enabled HDMI.

The bad: Fixed pedestal stand, remote lacks dedicated input buttons; pricey.

The bottom line: The gen-two Bravia X has definitely lived up to its predecessor's reputation in all areas and more.

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Samsung LA46F81BDX

The good: Razor-sharp and clean HD visuals; bassy and crisp audio; three HDMI 1.3 inputs; unofficial 1080p24 support; inbuilt HD TV tuner; sleek and stylish design.

The bad: Unnatural motion for film-based content; single TV aerial input for both analog and digital broadcasts; visible backlight leakage from the rear.

The bottom line: The stylish and feature-packed Samsung LA46F81BDX has all the potential of a brilliant HDTV but is let down by a broken 100Hz motion reproduction.

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Sharp Aquos LC-46A83M

The good: Smooth and beautiful HD visuals; deep blacks and whites; pretty respectable surround sound effects; sleek and classy design; triple HDMI jack; 100Hz scanning; Audyssey EQ audio equalization; optical audio output.

The bad: Mild black crush; fixed pedestal stand; no 1080p24 HDMI support; 1080i-only component-video; poor HD upscaling.

The bottom line: This new Aquos not only features 100Hz scanning and audio equalization, it also delivers deep black comparable to plasma TVs. It could have been another Editors' Choice candidate if not for its poor video scaling and input signal compatibility.

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