rabbi
10-02-2008, 10:18 PM
Sony KDL-26S3000 Review :cool:
Entry level status on the 26S3000 is confirmed with the presence of Sony's standard Bravia image processing engine. The standard Bravia engine it must be remembered however, has an established reputation as a wholly competent and accomplished picture enhancing technology.
With 2 HDMI inputs, the 26S3000 loses out to 32in+ models in the range which all share 3 HDMI inputs. 2 Scarts and the usual composite, component and s-video inputs are also present.
With smaller LCD TV's benefiting from the fact that we perceive images on a smaller screen to be sharper (if the same resolution is maintained) the 26S3000 makes a fine Standard Definition (SD) performer. Of course, the 26S3000 is accentuating the S3000 series' abilities in this respect with a combination of excellent black levels working alongside the Bravia image processing engine. Although some noise is visible with a poorer quality Freeview source, pictures are generally stable with fine motion handling capabilities.
Entry level status on the 26S3000 is confirmed with the presence of Sony's standard Bravia image processing engine. The standard Bravia engine it must be remembered however, has an established reputation as a wholly competent and accomplished picture enhancing technology.
With 2 HDMI inputs, the 26S3000 loses out to 32in+ models in the range which all share 3 HDMI inputs. 2 Scarts and the usual composite, component and s-video inputs are also present.
With smaller LCD TV's benefiting from the fact that we perceive images on a smaller screen to be sharper (if the same resolution is maintained) the 26S3000 makes a fine Standard Definition (SD) performer. Of course, the 26S3000 is accentuating the S3000 series' abilities in this respect with a combination of excellent black levels working alongside the Bravia image processing engine. Although some noise is visible with a poorer quality Freeview source, pictures are generally stable with fine motion handling capabilities.