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Sony� BRAVIA� L-Series HDTV delivers 720p picture quality in a 22� screen size making it perfect for a kitchen, bedroom, or dorm room. Enjoy High Definition channels as a result of its built-in ATSC/NTSC tuner. An MPEG noise reduction circuit helps improve picture clarity while a fast panel response produces crisp, clear images. Equipped with an HDMI� port, the BRAVIA 22� L-Series HDTV also allows you to connect a Blu-ray Disc� player, a DVD player, a PC, or other video source.
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 Made it in one piece |
| Review Date: March 3, 2010 |
| Reviewer: I. Nieves, APO, AE, US |
| I love my new TV. I was afraid it would not make it in one piece, especially since I did not insure it. It made it and I love it, in particular the feature of connecting my computer to it and using it as a monitor. I recently bought a netbook computer and I need the larger screen to log into my class, participate in conferences and do my homework. Love it, love it!!!!!! |
Good HDTV for a small space
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| Review Date: April 19, 2009 |
| Reviewer: D. Steinborn, Seattle, Washington USA |
I bought this HDTV to use in my home office so I can watch local news and cable news channels while I am working. It connected easily to my cable system (Comcast in Seattle). The automatic set up routine found all of the unscrambled channels that Comcast offers. Comcast users should note that Comcast has its channel line up set up so that the only HD channels one can receive without a Comcast set top box or a CableCard are your local HD Channels.
The picture is very good and the sound is quite acceptable. |
size consideration
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| Review Date: March 18, 2009 |
| Reviewer: X. QI, |
| I bought this 22'' one today to replace my old 20'' analog one. I am generally happy so far with the quick setup, also the clear audio due to the front-facing speakers. However I realized that in order to view 4:3 programming without cropping and distortion, the picture is smaller than the one on my old 20'' TV. Upon some calculation I can now share this conversion formulae with you: if you are looking to buy a HDTV (widescreen TV) to replace your analog one (squarish TV), and want to maintain the SAME image size of 4:3 programming contents on your new widescreen TV as on your old squarish one, WITHOUT distortion and cropping, then the size of the HDTV (its diagonal screen dimension) should be 1.224 times that of the analog TV. For instance, to replace my old 20'' analog TV and keep the same image size for 4:3 contents, I would have to buy a 1.224x20=24.477'' one. Of course there is no such size, but you get the idea: buy one bigger than 24''! This formulae works regardless of the size of the original TV. |
More than a little disappointed
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| Review Date: March 15, 2009 |
| Reviewer: A. Leung, |
I purchased this model in end Dec 2008. Main reasons of purchase were the profile is good looking, and it's a Sony TV set. However, besides agreeing with the previous reviewer's comment about color inaccuracy, I also found these cons:
. The display is darker than desired - it's not possible to set it bright enough without making it over-saturated.
. The tuner is noiser than expected - my low-cost USB Tuner used on a three-year old PC has less noise.
. The viewing angles are diappointingly narrow, especially the horizontal one.
. More clearer picture is desire - at times it will look like a very old analog TV set -- not sure if that's because of the particular TV programs themselves.
I had been using Sony analog TV's for many years, and they were very good. I'm disappointed on this Sony LCD TV especially it's more expensive than other brands of the same size.
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A little disappointed
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| Review Date: March 1, 2009 |
| Reviewer: Y. Chow, |
| I bought this TV about a week ago. The price is down and I always believe in Sony Tv. But after I have tried it, I found the color is not that accurate and is over saturated. Faces on TV are redder than they should be, no matter how I adjust it. I am thinking of returning it now and change to Samsung. |
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