телевизор sony kdl-46z4500

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As youd expect of pretty much any large LCD TV now, the 46Z4500 sports a Full HD pixel count. But its anything but standard on the contrast front, thanks to a claimed dynamic contrast ratio of 80,000:1, which is a good few notches higher than that of most LCD TVs. Not counting the recent ones from Philips and Samsung that use LED backlighting, of course.

The 46Z4500s connections are a slightly mixed bag. On the downside you only get three HDMIs when were really coming to expect premium TVs like the 46Z4500 to supply four. But on the upside the TV ships with a USB port, a Digital Media Port for playing stuff (via adaptors) from various portable media devices, and a DLNA-certified Ethernet port onboard so that the TV can seamlessly network with other DLNA-certified devices. This enables the 46Z4500 to play music and picture files stored on PCs or other external devices such as .

Sonys neat double-axis on-screen menus system contains a number of features that wed strongly recommend you play around with if you want to get the best from the 46Z4500. Highlights include a backlight adjustment, standard and MPEG noise reduction routines, a Contrast Enhancer, plus a colour space adjustment that can expand the colours from a source to meet the colour capacity of the TVs LCD panel.

One little negative side note to all this talk of features is that I really didnt like the remote control used to access them. The problem is the ‘circle within a circle arrangement at the remotes heart, which finds a number of key buttons appearing in a tight circle around the left, right, up, and down movement arrows used for menu navigation. I lost count, for instance, of how many times I accidentally pressed the ‘Home button, thus making the on-screen menus disappear, when I meant to press the ‘down navigation button.

The home for all the 46Z4500s fine-sounding technology is a very attractive one, thanks to a combination of the beautifully illuminated Sony logo set within a stunningly finished Midnight Sky bezel (dusted with sparkling powder, no less!), all wrapped up by Sonys trademark transparent strip along the TVs bottom edge.

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