Sony KDL-46HX755

Now that 46-inches is the new “black,” I was pretty excited on seeing Sony’s Bravia Internet TV model, the HX750. Because of the size, to be sure, but also because it takes the whole concept of “smart TV’ and simplifies it even as it stacks the options skyward. To see what I mean, you’ll have …

Smart TV with a corporate feel on this good value, though average, Edge LED TV

This $1599 Bravia is part of Sony's vision for both 3D and smart TV experiences.

At CES we were dazzled with new fangled 4K, 8K, OLED and Ultra HD television sets. While those TV sets certainly were rich with the latest home entertainment technology, they aren't entirely ready for primetime yet. A lot of the units we saw weren't yet in full production and won't be in an attainable price point for most consumers any time soon. The folks at Sony sent us a 46-inch...

Sony KDL-46HX750 3D TV Review

Best 32in TV, Awards 2012. Across-the-board quality, from menus to motion handling

Sony's HX750 doesn't carry the pedigree of its predecessors, but with prices on the series dropping, it's worth taking into consideration.

The Sony Bravia HX750 boasts stellar picture quality, on par with its budget sibling, the EX640

Will Sony's return to form continue with the HX753? We get our second look at the 2012 Bravia range.

Despite some inaccurate colours, the Sony KDL-40HX753 delivers good enough value for money to get recommended in our scientific review.

Can Sony recreate the magic of its bigger TV sets further down the screen size scale? We test the 32in HX753 to find out

Bigger is definitely better for Sony’s latest 46in TV.