"PING" Remblancecouk

Hi. Please excuse the ping.
After reading a post from you earlier on in another thread, I noticed that
you mentioned the "Sony" "V" series tv's.
I myself am thinking of the purchase of the KDL32V2500 (50Hz) or the
KDL32D3000 (100Hz) but I can't really see if the latter justifies the extra
£300.
I will admit though, that the "V" 2500 cabinet is a better looking set as
apposed to the all black "D" 3000 one. I know you shouldn't judge by looks,
but I have to please "Her in Doors" ;-))
Any comments greatly accepted.
Regards.
Mike.

"Mike" wrote in message
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Hi. Please excuse the ping.
After reading a post from you earlier on in another thread, I noticed that
you mentioned the "Sony" "V" series tv's.
I myself am thinking of the purchase of the KDL32V2500 (50Hz) or the
KDL32D3000 (100Hz) but I can't really see if the latter justifies the
extra £300.
I will admit though, that the "V" 2500 cabinet is a better looking set as
apposed to the all black "D" 3000 one. I know you shouldn't judge by
looks, but I have to please "Her in Doors" ;-))
Any comments greatly accepted.
Regards.
Mike.
I bought my Sony Bravia LCD 40" V-Series something like 2 years ago.

It came in three flavours:
"S" the cheap option but had some extras like pip.
"V" cost £350 more and has no extras. The difference is the image processor.
For the extra £350 you get a SD image which looks like HD.
"W" cost even more but had a better sound system.

I decided on the "V" because it is something I would need to live with for
several years!

Looking at the Sony site the KDL32V2500 is now a previous model, I don't
know where you get 50Hz there is no mention. I thought the 100/50 Hz was
only relevant for old CRT televisions not LCD TVs.

"remblancecouk" wrote in message
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I bought my Sony Bravia LCD 40" V-Series something like 2 years ago.

It came in three flavours:
"S" the cheap option but had some extras like pip.
"V" cost £350 more and has no extras. The difference is the image
processor. For the extra £350 you get a SD image which looks like HD.
"W" cost even more but had a better sound system.

I decided on the "V" because it is something I would need to live with for
several years!

Looking at the Sony site the KDL32V2500 is now a previous model, I don't
know where you get 50Hz there is no mention. I thought the 100/50 Hz was
only relevant for old CRT televisions not LCD TVs.

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Now that's interesting, .......... there's no mention of the 32V2500 being a
previous model in the shops, only on the Sony site (which I missed)
As far as the 100Hz goes, it still does apply to LCD's as well as CRT's.
Apparently it places a pseudo picture in between the originals to stop
motion blur.
Sony call it "Motionflow" + 100Hz, ............................
see here.
http://www.sony.co.uk/view/ShowProdu...TVP+LCD+TV#tab

There is also a demo of it somewhere on the site, but I can't find it again
:-(

Any Idea what the replacement is for the 32V2500 ?

Regards.
Mike.

"Mike" wrote in message
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http://www.sony.co.uk/view/ShowProdu...TVP+LCD+TV#tab

There is also a demo of it somewhere on the site, but I can't find it
again :-(

Any Idea what the replacement is for the 32V2500 ?

Regards.
Mike.

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Found it again.

http://www.sonybiz.net/view/ShowArti...te=odw_ en_GB