This is our first LCD TV and we are thrilled with it.  We were happy with our "old fashioned" 24 inch TV, but lightening ended that relationship.  Our household is in a rural area and we receive our TV via broadcast antenna.  This Sony Bravia has good clarity.   The colors are vivid, but look best when the room is dark.  We have noticed only rarely blur in the picture and it did not last long.  The setup is fairly easy, too.  The sound from this TV is clear with plenty of volume adjustment available.  Our combination VCR - DVD player works well with this TV even though it is not a Sony.  Hopefully this TV will last a long time.  

gudshopper

Beebe, AR

We recently purchased this model for our bedroom. We have a larger tv (another brand) in our family room, and though this one is 10 inches smaller, it is outstanding! The clarity, and colors on this tv are superb! Everything is so bright, and crisp. And even in the non HD stations, it's so clear! I am really looking forward to watching football on the tv when the season starts again!

aharriman

Alliance, OH

**Sony** is known for their superior quality in all the various types of electronics they manufacture. Sony HDTV's and LCD TV's are no different. As one of the top HDTV companies in the world, their quality and durability are among the best. **Sony HDTV's** are often the anchor of many family's home theaters. Their prices are obviously higher than a lower end brand but there is a noticeable difference in the quality. Sony is often compared to other high end brands like Samsung , Pioneer and others When shopping for a new HDTV, the resolution is one of the first features people look at. 1080p resolution has basically become the new standard in HDTV. 720p was a very popular resolution in earlier HDTV's but is quickly becoming outdated. It is true that in smaller screen sizes there is not a noticeable difference between 720 and 1080p but if you are buying a larger HDTV, you'll definitely want to invest in a 1080p HDTV. And now that 1080p HDTV's are very closely priced to 720p HDTV's, why buy something with inferior resolution

Namratha

Fremont, CA