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Picture mode? most will say "pass". 33,000 contrast? Obviously dynamic, so you can ignore this.

37" and lower with no 1080p? (and who'd need 1080p at that size, unless it serves as your PC monitor)

I'm a 46v3000 owner and I love it. This generation of sonys makes me proud to own my model. Theres a technology lull with LCD. 120hz is still the buzzword, yet I'm still not sold. With "triple ball effect" motion artifacts and "soap opera effect" during movies, I'm not missing much.

This is the model generation to pass, IMO.]]>May 5th 2008 10:47PM