2011 TV reviews
- — 26 May, 2011 10:53
From what we're seeing so far, 2011's TVs are focusing on 'smart' features like Web access and video-on-demand. We've been impressed with what's on offer from the big brands like Sony, Samsung, LG and Panasonic — but read these reviews for our hands-on analysis.
Read about Samsung's 2011 TVs including Australian pricing.
Learn about Sony's 2011 BRAVIA LCD and LED TV line-up.
Check out LG's 2011 'Cinema 3D' plasma and LCD TVs.
Read our LCD vs LED vs Plasma TV buying guide.
6 / 10
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Sharp LC60LE925X
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Sharp LC40L650X
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Panasonic TH-L37D25A
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Panasonic TH-L32S25A
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Toshiba Regza 46WL700A
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Sony BRAVIA KDL-32EX420
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Sanyo LCD40XR10F
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Kogan 32in Full HD 100Hz LED TV
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Samsung Series 8 (PS59D8000)
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Sony KDL-46HX820
Sony's BRAVIA KDL-32EX420 LED-backlit LCD TV is an entry-level model, but it still has access to Sony's linear Internet TV channels, of which there are at least two dozen, and the full BRAVIA Internet Video on-demand suite. We think this inclusion in a basic model should be applauded, but the addition of Wi-Fi would have been a master stroke. Picture quality is good for a 720p LCD panel, but you can buy more competent 1080p screens for around the same price.
- Review Date:
- Reviewer:
- Manufacturer:
- 15th April, 2011
- Campbell Simpson
- Sony
- Rating:
- Price:
- $ 849.00
- Pros:
- Internet TV and BRAVIA Internet Video at a low price
- Good image quality for a 720p panel
- Cons:
- You can get a 1080p panel for around the same price
- No Wi-Fi for easy Internet access - why?
