The Sony KDL-40V3000 40″ BRAVIA W-series LCD TV is a multifunction display that brings advanced video technology and design to your fingertips. Use it as a TV or a computer display that also enhances your room’s decor with its sleek design. KDL-40V3000 is a HDTV that delivers high-definition picture with its 10-bit processing and 10-bit display for 64 times the level of color expression for billions of displayable colors. Surround sound is created by the two front speakers with S-Force Front surround without needing rear speakers or bouncing sounds. The KDL-40V3000 is equipped with an integrated ATSC tuner that accepts all HD standards. In addition, you also get CineMotion 3:2 reverse pull down, Caption Vision/Info Banner and Steady sound for your video and audio enjoyment. For your connection needs, this TV has variety of inputs like HDMI, component-video inputs as well as optical digital output. Connect your PC with the TV’s 15-pin D-sub input with separate PC audio input connection

Features

* 40″ Full 1080p HD LCD Screen
* 1920 x 1080 Resolution
* Eco Settings with Light Sensor
* USB Media Player
* 4 x HDMI Scokets

Review By Hdtvlounge

The Sony Bravia KDL-40V5500 features four HDMI 1.3 inputs, one more than normal, allowing plenty of connections for future HD equipment. There is also an Ethernet port on the Sony KDL40V5500, which allows media streaming from networked PC’s via DLNA, and also Internet access and Applicast Widgets. A USB 2.0 port allows jpg, mp3 and even video file playback direct from a USB memory stick.

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Review By Trustedreviews

The KDL-40V5500’s solid clarity with motion helps it do a great job, too, of reproducing the glorious sharpness and texture of HD sources. The set’s Full HD resolution doubtless plays a part in this too, but so exceptionally clean and sharp are the 40V5500’s HD pictures that the new Bravia Engine 3 circuitry also has to be heavily involved, boding well for Sony’s other upcoming TVs for this year.

Actually, the new Bravia Engine update does a mighty fine job with standard definition too, making it look sharper but also cleaner than it did on previous Sony LCD TVs.

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Review By Reviews.cnet

Color-temperature presets include Cool, Neutral, Warm 1, and Warm 2. Warm 2 proved closest to the 6,500K standard (see Performance for more). Otherwise, most of the set’s “picture enhancing” features actually harm picture quality and should be turned off for critical viewing. Black Corrector cuts brightness in large chunks and isn’t necessary if you set the brightness control properly. The same can be said of Contrast Enhancer, which decreases the detail in the picture. Clear White shifts the color temperature back toward blue and should also be left off.

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