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| Brand: Sony
List Price: $2,799.99
Buy New: $1,937.41
You Save: $862.58 (31%)
Rating:  45 reviews
Color: Black
Media: Electronics
Batteries Included: Yes
Display Size: 52
Shipping Weight (lbs): 71
Dimensions (in): 32.8 x 49.8 x 4.8
nv:Display Area: 52"
Aspect Ratio: 16:9
Contrast Ratio: 30,000:1 Dynamic
Contrast Ratio: 3,000:1 Native
Signal Compatibility: 1080p
Input Video Signal: ATSC
Input Video Signal: QAM
Input Video Signal: NTSC
Compatibility: VESA (300 mm X 300 mm)
Speakers: 2
Inputs: S-Video
Inputs: PC
Inputs: Audio
Inputs: Composite
Inputs: HDMI In
Inputs: Component
Inputs: RF
Outputs: Digital Audio Out
HDMI Ports: 4
Power Consumption: 295W
Power Source: 120V AC
Height (inches): 32.8
Height with Stand (inches): 34.8
Warranty: 1 year warranty
MPN: KDL-52W4100
Model: KDL-52W4100
UPC: 027242736580
EAN: 0027242736580
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Customer Reviews:
 Sony Bravada 52 inch LCD T November 24, 2008
The TV is fantastic!! Great picture and sound!! I cannot thank Amazon enough for this product, the price was the best I have ever found and the shipping was excellent! Ordered the TV on a Monday, it came that Friday! Thanks Amazon!!
Great TV November 23, 2008
Did a lot of research on LCD tvs and actually purchased a much larger type. Our son talked us into returning it and purchasing this Sony for the 120 hz and we're glad we did. Picture is fantastic. No complaints. Amazon delivery was perfect as well.
Great product November 23, 2008
I was a little leery to purchase such an expensive and delicate item over the internet and have it delivered to my home. I have to say that I can't be more pleased with my purchase. The television arrived quickly and in perfect condition via Amazon's "white glove" delivery, and I have been enjoying my favorite programs in HD ever since!
 Great, But, Why No 10-Bit Display? November 22, 2008
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I ordered this television from Electronics Expo via Amazon and it arrived a little over a week from the ordering date. They originally said they had the television in stock and it was ready to ship, however, I called them up a few days later and they said they were awaiting restocking of this television from their warehouse and then they would ship it. I contacted Electronics Expo a few days later after that and they informed me my television had been shipped and they gave me a tracking number and a phone number to call the shipping company. I arranged for the shipping company to deliver the television the next day. Surprisingly, there was only one delivery guy, so, I had to assist him carry the television downstairs, which was not a problem, however, there should probably be two delivery guys.
Now, regarding the television itself. Last March, I purchased a Sony KDL-V3000 40" LCD (2007 Model), which I am very satisfied with. So, please keep in mind that I am sort of comparing this older model to this newer television, since my eyes are so use to the older model. Essentially, for some reason, Sony downgraded this years W series to a 8-bit display from a 10-bit display last year. My V series from last year has a 10-bit display as well and this was sort of my benchmark when comparing and contrasting my new television to my older one. Though probably only noticeable to someone in my situation, that is, someone who is so use to a 10-bit display, the difference of quality of the color and vividness is noticeable (though marginally) of a 10-bit display vs. an 8-bit display. It's hard to explain. The colors are just more deeply detailed and more vivid on my older 10-bit display. So, if extremely vivid, jump at you color is your primary concern, you should probably consider an XBR television or even last years 10-bit display LCD's. I'm not sure why Sony downgraded their non-XBR series this year to 8-bit displays, whether it be economically, maybe cutting back on input costs to increase their profits or maybe they're seeking to entice consumers to spend that extra cash and go for the XBR series. Again, let me reiterate, you would probably only notice this marginal difference if your eyes had been so already accustomed to the 10-bit display, like mine.
All in all, I'd say this Sony is a solid television. For a 52", the television is pretty light and it only took two people to mount it to one of those mounting stands, which, you remove the base and screw the television onto the mounting stand. The picture quality is above average and the frame of the television is aesthetically pleasing. As always with a Sony, the layout of the settings are intuitive and well designed. The 120hz setting has improved the motion flow of the picture, however, the picture can look too video-like if put on high setting. The illumination of the Sony emblem is neat, though, it can be distracting while viewing, thus, I keep it off. Though, I do miss the vivid detail of a 10-bit display, you can't go wrong with a Sony.
Sony Bravia W-Series KDL-52W4100 Review November 16, 2008
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
Order new via Amazon. Excellent delivery service. Debated between this Sony model and Samsung LN650, but debate ended after seeing excessive glare on Samsung screen. Picture is superb, could not be happier.
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