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If you’re looking for a combination of sophistication, style and technology then the Bravia range from Sony is ideal.

When you buy a Sony TV you’re not just buying a product, you’re buying the image that goes along with it. This 32” Bravia combines elegance and simplicity to create a timeless, classy design that will look stunning in any space.

It comes with an enormous 60,000:1 contrast ratio and the highest Full HD 1080p resolution, giving you seamless picture quality and vivid colours whatever you choose to watch.

If you’re into films then this TV is ideal, coming with Sony’s 24p True Cinema technology that will let you view your favourite moves how the directors meant them to be viewed.

Nowadays TVs aren’t just for watching programs on; they’re a multimedia hub for your home. The 32” Bravia comes with an impressive 3 HDMI ports along with a USB connection, so you can plug in your laptop, games console or digital camera and experience your media in amazing HD quality. It even comes with brand new DLNA technology, allowing you to connect with other devices in your home and stream your movies direct to your TV. The entertainment possibilities are endless.

For a TV that combines the latest technology with style and sophistication the Sony 32" Bravia LCD TV is ideal.

Features

• 32 Inch LCD TV
• HD Ready
• Full 1080p
• 1920 x 1080 Resolution
• 60,000:1 Contrast Ratio
• Bravia 3 Engine
• 24p True Cinema
• Advance Contrast Enhancer (ACE)
• USB Photo/Music/Media Player
• DLNA
• PIP/PAP
• XrossMediaBar Menu
• 8 Bit Panel
• Bravia Sync
• Applicast

Connectivity:

• 4 x HDMI
• 2 x SCART
• 2 x Component
• Digital Optical
• Composite
• USB
• Headphone Jack
• PCMCIA Card Slot
• DLNA Ethernet

Dimensions

• With Stand W 79.8 x H 58.4 x D 25.9cm
• VESA Mount 200 x 200mm