rabbi
11-02-2008, 07:09 PM
Sony KDL-32P3020 Review-
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From a distance, the KDL-32P3020 looks like any other conservatively styled but nevertheless chic piece of Sony LCD TV elegance. Look a little closer however and it becomes apparent that the budget status is reflected in the quality of materials used. We have to say that this is a rather 'cheap' looking LCD TV.
Connectivity on the 32P3020 is adequate rather than impressive. With 2 HDMI inputs, it has one less than the next tier of budget LCD from Sony the 32S3000. This screen also comes equipped with 2 Scarts and the usual composite, component and s-video inputs.
The overall picture performance of the KDL-32P3020 is excellent, and the quality of Standard Definition (SD) came as a pleasant surprise. This screen actually tells us a lot more about the features it does not posses, namely 100Hz processing and Full HD resolution. The higher end features certainly work, but we were impressed with how little impact there absence had on the 32P3020. There is very little video noise even with the poorer quality Freeview as a source, and the benchmark quality of facial tones was particularly impressive.
:cool:
From a distance, the KDL-32P3020 looks like any other conservatively styled but nevertheless chic piece of Sony LCD TV elegance. Look a little closer however and it becomes apparent that the budget status is reflected in the quality of materials used. We have to say that this is a rather 'cheap' looking LCD TV.
Connectivity on the 32P3020 is adequate rather than impressive. With 2 HDMI inputs, it has one less than the next tier of budget LCD from Sony the 32S3000. This screen also comes equipped with 2 Scarts and the usual composite, component and s-video inputs.
The overall picture performance of the KDL-32P3020 is excellent, and the quality of Standard Definition (SD) came as a pleasant surprise. This screen actually tells us a lot more about the features it does not posses, namely 100Hz processing and Full HD resolution. The higher end features certainly work, but we were impressed with how little impact there absence had on the 32P3020. There is very little video noise even with the poorer quality Freeview as a source, and the benchmark quality of facial tones was particularly impressive.