KV28FX20 A good all rounder.

Advantages: Good Picture, reasonable Sound.
Disadvantages: Relatively high price in comparison to other manufacturers

...Sony have always been a manufacturer who like to stay at the top of the market and the launch nearly 18 months ago of the FX20 in its current form merely confounds this. Incororating Sony's WEGA technology, the picture is exceptionally good for a "basic" 50hz television, and coupled with a DVD player the effect is simply stunning. The set is catered for in the sound department with a simple Nicam setup which although not particularly technologically advanced, is effective none the less. If you're really looking for a Pro-Logic set, Sony also manufacture the KV28FS20 which is identical in every way except that it has a Dolby Pro-Logic setup in preference to it's Nicam equivalent. In summary, the FX20 is a fantastic set, though if you can afford the 100hz set then you will obviously reap the benefits (the KV28FX60). If you're looking to...

kelvinpapp 29.01.2001 · Read review
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Sony KV28LS60

Advantages: Excellant picture quality at an affordable price
Disadvantages: Takes up a lot of space compared to LCD or Plasma

...There are two versions of Sony's KV28LS range a 35 and 60. The only difference as far as I am aware is that the LS60 has a scanning rate of 100HZ, rather than the 50HZ of the 35. I purchased the LS60 approximately 18months which at the time cost just over £600, no doubt it has fallen in price since then. I opted for the LS60 because of the enhanced scanning rate and the difference in price was negligible. This is actually the second LS60 I have owned, when the first arrived two of the scart sockets did not work. However, within a week Comet had delivered a new TV which (touch wood) I have had no problems with. Additional point here, order from Comet's website rather than store for a significant discount, you retain the benefit of being able to go into a store if you have any problems but get a significant discount when ordering...

benjones35 12.09.2004 · Read review
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Review of Sony KV28LS60

Entry level Sony 28" widescreen TV

Advantages: Sony quality, good picture, cheapest of range for Wega TV
Disadvantages: very heavy (43kg), limited connections

...I saw a refurbished bargain - only £160 instead of the £320 usual price. Could I refuse this for a Sony Wega 28" TV? Certainly not, so it replaced my aged Panasonic 21" normal TV. As with any widescreen CRT TV the first thing you notice is the sheer physical size. The box only just squeezed through the door, and the TV took two people to lift. Styling is smart with curves sweeping backwards and a silver finish. There are two scart connections at the rear, but only one is RGB compatible. There is also an AV socket at the front for videocameras etc. Higher end TVs usually have more RGB capable scart sockets so this TV requires you to either daisychain your equipment or buy a signal switcher box - I have a DVD, FTA digibox, VCR, and Sky+ all daisychained to the single RGB scart. The TV autosenses which item was last turned on so...

cootuk 04.06.2005 · Read review
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Review of Sony KV28HX15

Excellent Flat-Screen TV

Advantages: Flat Screen, Great picture and sound quality
Disadvantages: Wish there are more sockets

...When my 8-year old rounded?screen television set started to produce unnecessary green and purple colours, I decided to get another telly. Though I wanted to get keep that old TV for sentimental reasons, the distorted colour made me want to throw it out of the window at times. I wanted to save that television set anyway so I had it checked by a technician and he diagnosed it with a damaged picture tube so I ended up ordering SonyKV28FS20. When the television set arrived, I was surprised with the very huge box. The two delivery men did have a hard time getting it out from the delivery van and into my house. When the box was opened, I was amazed with that big pretty TV. A rabbit antenna, a remote control and a multi-language user manual were in the box too. SET UP Set up was easy once the SonyKV28FS20 is installed. I just...

browndoll 05.11.2009 (06.11.2009) · Read review
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Review of Sony KV28FS20

dmc fz28

Advantages: Light weight,compact,superb picture quality,broad range of applications
Disadvantages: None

...I have to say it was a dificult decision for me in buying a top of the range compact digital camera. My original idea was to replace my Nikon compact that i have had for 4 or 5 years . I have also got an SLR and all the associated lenses adaptors and all the gizmos you can think of.My aim was to buy a digi SLR to replace the 2 cameras. but as i looked into it i eventually decided that some of the bridge cameras met all my needs and i finally made the decision that i did not want to carry all those flippin lenses around.I really like taking pictures of wildlife and scenery so either i would have to buy a very expensive zoom lens or carry 2 (at least)lenses with me at all times.after studying magazines and talking to various people with top of the range digi cameras of various makes (Fuji,Samsung,kodak etc.)I decided on the FZ28. May i...

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Review of Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ28EB-K

Great when the tide's coming in

Advantages: Good sound, good looks, good picture
Disadvantages: A tad expensive

...as two bedrooms by the previous owners who ran a bed and breakfast establishment, so the purchase of the new television had to wait. I will say at this point we have a portable in the bedroom ? I couldn?t do without my Corrie Street and Eastenders! Once the building work was complete and even before the decorating began we set off in search of the dream TV!! After much deliberation and discussion we found the one we wanted in Currys. It is a Sony KV28LS35 and we paid £915 for the television, a video recorder and a DVD player all in a purpose built cabinet. So, finally, I?ll actually tell you something about the television! About time too, don?t you think? The whole package arrived in numerous huge, very well packed boxes, and the first job was to construct the stand and put all the appliances on the correct shelves. Dave...

SusanLesley 29.10.2002 (03.12.2003) · Read review
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Review of Sony KV 28LS 35

28 days later

Advantages: great fast paced movie with plenty of action and horror
Disadvantages: none

...Director: Danny Boyle Producor: Andrew Macdonald. Writer: Alex Garland Stars: Cillian Murphy, Naomie Harris, Christopher Eccleston, Brendan Gleeson and Megan Burns. Released in late 2002 (2003 in the US) this near 2 hour zombie horror set in Great Britain sees the downfall of the country as a mutating virus spreads throughout? **BRIEF PLOT** When animal rights activists break into a medical research facility and release a chimpanzee, little do they realise that they are about to change the world until it is too late. The Chimps have been deliberately infected with "Rage", (a virus which turns the host into a vicious cannibal with a single desire? to eat human beings), it is not long before the majority of the country is infected by the virus, with only a few pockets of un-infected people trying to survive? 28...

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Review of 28 Days Later (DVD)

Wonderful Widescreen

Advantages: Flatscreen, Widescreen, gorgeous picture, great sound
Disadvantages: It possibly doesn't do quite as much for films on TV as it does for DVD

...also an extended five year guarantee. My advice is to go in knowing roughly what you want, talk to someone and then go away and do a bit of internet research based on what you have seen. (It is also worth saying that some interference may be caused by the other televisions in store. When looking at the same model in a different John Lewis the picture quality was far inferior.) In my case it was a toss up between the Sony KV28LS36U (the 28 referring to the screen size), another Sony model and a Panasonic with digital Freeview television. In the end Digital lost out due to the inferior reviews of the Panasonic television itself and the alternative Sony's lack of "Virtual Dolby" at the same price of £499. Features: 66cm visible FD Triniton WEGA screen (28" tube) Virtual Dolby NICAM stereo sound Auto volume adjustment Smart...

ickkate 14.06.2004 · Read review
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Review of Sony KV28LS36

Its A Sony... Enough Said

Advantages: The Sony Badge, Superb Picture Quality
Disadvantages: Watching It Could Become Addictive, Not That Many Features

...a cheap one, ie. £300 or so, which would have bought me a fairly decent 28” Sanyo with stand. I have owned the particular model (WN28) in question last year and I can report that it was nice looking in its silver glory. Its picture quality was good and the only fault I could find with it was the remote control’s battery cover kept falling off. To try and find the best bargain around, I started my hunt through the empire direct website (which is where I bought the Sanyo), and finally moved to ebay which is where I ended up with the Sony. I placed a bid of £351-00 for a new 28” KV-28LS35 fully expecting not to get it as they retail at £600+. I won the auction however, and with an extra £40 delivery charge it was mine. The set arrived and weighing over 66kg, the poor delivery fella pulled something in his back trying to...

aaron 20.10.2002 · Read review
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Review of Sony KV 28LS 35

Sony a television, but I love it

Advantages: Excellent quality, Sony brand
Disadvantages: Lack of connectivity, high price tag

...Some days I just feel so darn lucky to know that I've got one of these sitting in my living room, just waiting for me to give it some loving. Apologies up front, I just can't get enough Sony; I've got a Sony Vaio laptop, Sony DVD player, Sony car stereo, Sony camcorder, you name it, I've got it. And despite the high prices you inevitably pay for Sony equipment, you always get the warm fuzzy feeling you've shelled out your hard earned cash on the highest quality equipment on the market. The latest addition to the my Sony-driven lifestyle was the KV-28DX40 Sony widescreen idtv. If you're unfamiliar with the term idtv, it stands for integrated digital television. Basically this means it can decode Freeview television and radio channels through a normal antenna, without the need for an external set-top box. If you're unfamiliar...

blueduck 24.04.2003 · Read review
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