We admit that we haven’t reviewed too many televisions of late, but the new Sony Bravia HX92 arrived to our test center that was brimming with excitement. And it was unboxed to a lot of oohs and aaahs! However, once we moved beyond that, and got down to some serious work, here are some initial impressions:
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Cons
The table stand of the HX92 has a nice brushed metal finish, but turns out it is deceptively glossy. Just taking it out of its packing and the surface was full of smudges. Here are a lot of pics of the HX92. Do check these out for the time being, and stay tuned for a detailed review of the same. We will not comment on the 3D performance at the moment, but do wait for our detailed verdict on the 3D performance as well.
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All the connectivity options on the rear
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The multiple menu sections, and what they offer. Quite a neat lay out, once someone gets the hang of all the information there
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You will never be left with an unsatisfactory picture quality. There are just so many settings available that it is quite a fun ride for the geek inside most of us!
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For those of you who haven’t had enough of the daily soaps, the Sony Entertainment TV app helps you relive all that! Most clips were in the 4:3 aspect ratio, though
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Something we noticed with the You Tube app- if you return to the Home menu when a video is playing, it continues to play in that little window. You can navigate the menu without needing to pause of reset the video
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Having a backlit remote really helps, particularly if you are watching a movie in the dark
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