SONY TVS: difference between KDL32LL150 vs kDL32L5000 vs KDL32L504
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I think that the Sony 32LL150 and L5000 are identical models, about to be discontinued. The LL150 seems to be sold at wholesale clubs, such as BJ's and Costco. I just bought the LL150 online from Costco for a deep discount - free shipping, should get it by next weekend. Hope this helps.
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I literally just ordered a KDL-W3000 52 inch television 1 hour ago. I did 3 months of research and although I am not sure how I'll fell when I get the television, I can say that I went for the w3000. I looked at some seocnd tier brands first, but quickly moved on to the main brands.... settling in on the Sharp D64 or a Toshiba 167 or the Sony W3000. Of course the Sony was the most expensive of the brands I was looking at. As far as picture and blur: I can not even tell you if I could see any difference between the w3000 and the XBR, so I went for the XBR. I did see one scene in a movie where I saw a slight amount of motion blur, so I am sure it exists.. the quesiton is, "how bad does the blur appear to you and what is it worth for you to minimize the blur" ? For me... the answer was in my order.. I went with the W3000. The price was $2309 no tax, no delivery fee.
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47LW5600 is actually $999, about $400 cheaper than the 6500. It seems the only difference between the 5600 and 6500 is the 6500 has 240 hz refresh vs 120 hz on 5600 - that wasn't as important to me.I have seen the 5700 also for about $1000 - but it does not have wifi capability. It does come with a stripped-down 3D BD player so you end up having to trade wifi connectivity for Blue-ray - guess it just depends what's more important to you. That's why I ended up going with the 5600 - I wanted smart tv to stream movies. I'll pick up a BD player at a later time.
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Hi, my friend bought her tv (save model KDL-46VL150) from a dealer around here and since january 15, 2010 has not been able to listen to it. It worked about 10 days, then a red flashing light came on et OFF went the TV. If I were you, I would return that model number. They all seem to have the same problem and unless you have bought from Costco the other dealers won't take it back (they sent you back directly to Sony who sent's you a repairman. And Sony is sure not in a hurry to fix it. She is still waiting for the repairman even after numerous phone calls and complaints. Check the web and see others that have the same problem. Good luck. Hi, my friend bought her tv (save model KDL-46VL150) from a dealer around here and since january 15, 2010 has not been able to listen to it. It worked about 10 days, then a red flashing light came on et OFF went the TV. If I were you, I would return that model number. They all seem to have the same problem and unless you have bought from Costco the other dealers won't take it back (they sent you back directly to Sony who sent's you a repairman. And Sony is sure not in a hurry to fix it. She is still waiting for the repairman even after numerous phone calls and complaints. Check the web and... » Read More Hi, my friend bought her tv (save model KDL-46VL150) from a dealer around here and since january 15, 2010 has not been able to listen to it. It worked about 10 days, then a red flashing light came on et OFF went the TV. If I were you, I would return that model number. They all seem to have the same problem and unless you have bought from Costco the other dealers won't take it back (they sent you back directly to Sony who sent's you a repairman. And Sony is sure not in a hurry to fix it. She is still waiting for the repairman even after numerous phone calls and complaints. Check the web and see others that have the same problem. Good luck. « Show Less
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There are no picture quality differences between the XBR4 and XBR5, or last year's XBR2 and XBR3, for that matter. The only differences are cosmetic and added controls for customized installations on the "5". Also, the XBR5's are sold through a quite limited network of dealers. At list, they are a couple of hundred dollars more, but they are less likely to be discounted so you'll be paying significantly more for little. Go to esupport.sony.com and check the owner's manuals for the various sets .. you'll see that the XBR4's and 5's share the same manual.
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Below is the difference between the two TVs. Everything else is exactly the same Panel 520B: n/a 530B: MCI 120 Connectivity 520B: MHL - No | USB Playback - JPEG,MP3 530B: MHL - Yes | USB Playback - MP3 AV Inputs/Outputs 520B: HDMI - 1 Rear| Optical N/A |RS-232 N/A | RS-232C 1 via 3.5mm mini jack 530B: HDMI - 1 Rear, 1 Side | Optical 1 Rear|RS-232 1 Rear
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You could look for the LN32b640. It has the Touch of Color Grey. You miss out on some features and gain others. The Samsung website has a nice compare feature to see the differences. http://www.samsung.com/us/consumer/type/productcompare.do?&group=televisions&type=televisions&pageType=S&acc_ia_fl=N&prda=LN32B640R3FXZA&prdb=LN32B650T1FXZA I haven't been able to locate a retailer. Maybe a call to Samsung would clarify. It may be a new model that is not in the US pipeline yet. I personally have the TOC red and I hardly notice it at all. Nothing else in the room is red and it still doesn't stand out. You could buy the b650 and stop by home depot for a can of black Krylon too.
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I was down to the same two. I found the sony for the same price as the samsung and went for it. I think I made the right choice of the two. I only have Comcast Digital due to them not offering HD in my area. I think the picture is great with DVD's and good if not very good with SD Cable. Some of the reviews I saw did not like the sound but I think it sounds very good without external speakers. My only complaint is the blur on fast moving sporting events. I hope it improves when I get HD but I can live with it. If I had the money I would have went for the 120 MHZ on the sony xbr or samsung 4071 but could not swallow a $2000 nut for a TV. I don't think you can wrong, when I have a good signal the picture looks great. I have only had the TV for 3 weeks but find myself watching a PBS show on birds flying around for hours. I looked for 6 months before I bought the KDL-40V3000, my wife asked me what I was going to do with all my free time. I told her I was going to watch it! FYI: I bought it at Circuit City for $1299 on sale and received an additional 10% off discount from the entertainment book. Good Luck
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They are the same, except the cheaper one comes with an HDMI cable and the more expensive one does not. Logical, no, but they are exactly the same. I checked with Sony before I purchased.
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The major difference is lack of a CableCARD slot in the new models. The new models have a built-in HDTV tuner. You can pick up local HDTV channels if you have an HDTV antenna or a cable system which passes through local HD channels. Otherwise, you will need a digital cable or satellite box which emits HDMI or HD component video. You can find the KDL-xxS2000 user manual in Acrobat PDF format here: http://www.sonystyle.com/intershoproot /eCS/Store/en/documents/specifications /KDL-26-32-40S2000_usermanual.pdf The Bravia XBR manual is here: http://www.sonystyle.com/intershoproot /eCS/Store/en/documents /specifications /KDL-V26_40XBR1O_User%20Manual.pdf CNET has suggested they will have a complete review of the 32" model by mid-April. I anxiously await that review (which should also apply to the 40" model as well). -- Steve
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i understand but that isn't an issues while i got a DLNA Sony TV, so it seems BDV-S370 is the best option unless BDV-S570 would be able to increase the quality from my downloaded movies, then it would be a great investment.HOWEVER, SONY web says clearly that BDV-S370 does have DNLA support, so i demand to AMAZON.COM to confirm this information in order to give the best customer services.
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I'm not sure how credible the source is since I was only able to find one source: http://bigdeal.com/auction/televisions/sony-bravia-ex500-40--lcd-tv 8ms pretty slow for a gamer. I'm pretty shocked that it's embarrassingly hard to find this information. It's not even on the official site. Ugh.
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http://store.sony.com/65-class-64.5-diag-w850a-series-led-hdtv-zid27-KDL65W850A/cat-27-catid-All-W-Series-TVs
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The difference is in the TV's refresh rate. The 32l4200u is at 60Hz while the 32l1350 is at 120Hz. The difference between these refresh rates dictate how much you can see in a set amount of time. So, if there is movement on the screen, the 120Hz TV will show the motion a little more smoothly (a little less blurry) than the 60Hz TV. Hope that helps.
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It seems like it is primarily the very slightly larger screen. See http://reviews.lcdtvbuyingguide.com/samsung-lcd-tv/samsung-un39fh5000.html for more. The 39" model has spectacular picture and sound and has worked very well for us.
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I have a Bravia and chose this remote because it is an OEM. I check a web site for you that shows this OEM remote is indeed used with the KDL32S5100. (http://remotes.com/remotes/servlet/rs?a=gmi&smodel;=KDL32S5100&brand;_pn=SONY_KDL32S5100&mode;=large&uuid;=13771903322140)Hope this helps. Kathy
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they are one and the same. However, as an owner of an SXRD Sony 60" DLP TV I would highly recommend using a SONY or Philips replacement bulb. My original Sony lasted 4 1/2 years before it finally went on me. The replacement was a Philips Brand - F-9308-860 model, and so far it's lasted 4 full years. But lately I've noticed it a bit dimmer when it first turns on. So I'm going to order another Philips replacement now, and not wait for it to blow. And it will be Philips. I've read too many horror stories about Chinese Made knock-offs. Their quality just isn't there. So do yourselves a favor - get Philips brand, and/or Sony brand - leave the unknown out of your basket. You'll be glad you did. they are one and the same. However, as an owner of an SXRD Sony 60" DLP TV I would highly recommend using a SONY or Philips replacement bulb. My original Sony lasted 4 1/2 years before it finally went on me. The replacement was a Philips Brand - F-9308-860 model, and so far it's lasted 4 full years. But lately I've noticed it a bit dimmer when it first turns on. So I'm going to order another Philips replacement now, and not wait for it to blow. And it will be Philips. I've read too many horror stories about Chinese Made knock-offs. Their quality just isn't there. So do... » Read More they are one and the same. However, as an owner of an SXRD Sony 60" DLP TV I would highly recommend using a SONY or Philips replacement bulb. My original Sony lasted 4 1/2 years before it finally went on me. The replacement was a Philips Brand - F-9308-860 model, and so far it's lasted 4 full years. But lately I've noticed it a bit dimmer when it first turns on. So I'm going to order another Philips replacement now, and not wait for it to blow. And it will be Philips. I've read too many horror stories about Chinese Made knock-offs. Their quality just isn't there. So do yourselves a favor - get Philips brand, and/or Sony brand - leave the unknown out of your basket. You'll be glad you did. « Show Less