Sony's 240Hz KDL-52XBR7 / 9.9mm KLV-40ZX1M HDTVs hands-on
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Erwos @ Sep 5th 2008 10:59AM
Honestly, anyone shelling out for a new 240hz HDTV is going to be bringing their own tuner/DVR to the game.
Jerry @ Sep 5th 2008 3:40PM
I've been hesitant to jump from my classic 4:3 set, but the 240Hz KDL-52XBR7 will be my first!
Mr. Ford @ Sep 7th 2008 6:37PM
The physical aspects of the set were very impressive. The picture really wasn't. It looked over saturated, and the motion wasn't noticeably different.