Sony KDL-46EX723

Sony have launched quite a few 3D games and movies from the end of last year. But one has been restricted to playing these games or movies in 2D due to the

Sony’s cheapest 3D LED TV has good picture quality for a reasonable price

The Sony Bravia KDL-40EX720 is a decent smart TV that offers a good quality picture, but a spotty feature count for the money.

Adrienne Maxwell got the new Sony KDL-46EX720 3D LED HDTV in for review and putting through a battery of tests and was impressed with what she found given the price of the HDTV.

Sony EX720 is a new mid-end TV and the cheapest Sony TV with 3D. EX720 also comes with Bravia Internet Smart TV features, MotionFlow XR 200/240 and Wi-Fi

Price: $2,400 At A Glance: Solid 2D performance • 2D-to-3D conversion • Visible ghosting in 3D • Extensive Internet features Order of LEDs on the Side The movement to replace the traditional fluorescent (CCFL) backlighting for LCD displays with LEDs has become a flood. Sony’s 2011 lineup is dominated by LED-lit LCDs. While the line-topping XBR-HX929 sets have full-array LED backlighting with local dimming, the remainder position their LEDs just beyond the edges of the screen.

Last September, we had a look at one of Sony’s first-generation 3D LED LCD televisions, and were mostly impressed with what we saw. For the last few weeks, we’ve been living with one of the ...

Sony BRAVIA KDL40EX723 3D Ready TV Review

The Sony KDL-55EX723 has great web content and Blu-ray motion handling, but its 3D performance is poor

Can Sony’s 40in KDL-40EX723 show that the 3D problems we saw from its smaller 32in sibling were just a one-off? Er, no, actually.

Mark takes one of Sony's smallest 3D TVs for a spin.