TV Sale - Sony KDL-32P3000

Digital Direct have a great sale on the Sony KDL-32P3000 with 34% off the original cost of £549.99, meaning you can now purchase this great TV for only £362.99.

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Sony KDL-32P3000

32″ HD Ready LCD TV with 2 x HDMI connections

HD Ready 32″ P3000 LCD Sony Bravia TV, featuring Bravia Engine picture enhancement, Bravia Theatre Sync for one-click control over your home entertainment system, ultra-wide viewing angle, wall mount options and 2 HDMI inputs to easily connect to High Definition sources such as Blu-Ray.

Bravia Engine picture technology for enhanced depth, clarity and definition

Bravia Theatre Sync enabling you to operate your TV and entire home cinema system by pushing one single button

HD Ready for the display of High Definition signals, i.e. Playstation 3, Blu-Ray , etc.

2 x HDMI inputs for easy connectivity - 1 on rear, 1 on side

Built-in Digital TV terrestrial tuner (also receives analogue)

Ultra-wide 178° viewing angle for clear images from wherever you are looking

BBE ViVA high quality sound and built-in Virtual Dolby® creating the effect of full surround sound from just 2 front speakers

Audio Description compatible allowing for blind or partially sighted people to follow television programmes

Can be wall-mounted using bracket SU-WL500 (optional)

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LCD TV Contrast Ratio

One of the most important factors in deciding which LCD TV to buy is to check it’s contrast ratio. This is a measure of the capacity of the LCD TV to produce both the brightest and darkest colours and is usually expressed as a ratio of their light intensities. The method used to measure the contrast ratio is the source of many disagreemenets so the contrast ratio measured using different methods show different figures.

These disagreements stem from the reluctance of manufacturers to account for the effect of room light conditions while measuring the constrast ratio. It is generally accepted that the contrast ratio should be measured in an ideal room where there is no place for the light from TV to get reflected and all the light that a TV emits is completely absorbed.

There is another method, the Ansi contrast which provides the most realistic ratio as it includes the effects of room into measurement. Ansi contrast is often used to measure static contrast ratio while complete on/off method is employed to measure the dynamic ratio.

Importance of constrast ratio in LCD TV

The contrast ratio is established by contrasting the brightest white that the screen can produce with the darkest black. Therefore, the higher the contrast ratio, the clearer and brighter the picture quality will be, so you should always choose a higher contrast ratio over a lower constrast ratio.

Purchasing an LCD TV with a low contrast ratio reduces the potential impact and clarity of the pictures, so it is a very important consideration in your LCD TV purchasing decision.