sony KD-34XBR2

alaTest has collected and analyzed 164 user reviews of sony KD-34XBR2 from Amazon.com. The average user rating for this product is 4.4/5, compared to an average user rating of 4.1/5 for other products in the same category on Amazon.com. Reviewers really like the size and design. The price and usability are also appreciated, whereas many are critical about the reliability.

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Introduction I have always thought of a "home theater" as stereotypically consisting of a front projector like Sony's Qualia 004 or even their new and affordable "pearl" projector and a large filmscreen. How else would you get an image big enough for a...

That set wasn't aimed at conventional retail channels and wasn't on the market very long. Attempts to deliver a really big image in a one-piece TV continue to this day. But these products are expensive, cumbersome, and not right for everyone.

That set wasn't aimed at conventional retail channels and wasn't on the market very long. Attempts to deliver a really big image in a one-piece TV continue to this day. But these products are expensive, cumbersome, and not right for everyone.

Now, here we are a model year later, and the XBR2 series is starting to hit the showrooms. One expected change was its ability not only to display 1080p, but also to accept 1080p from new Blu-ray Disc players. The styling didn't change (unless you opt...

Sony's rear-projection 1080p SXRD sets really lit a fire under the HDTV market last year. Using Sony's dynamic iris system, these RPTVs produced deep blacks and stunning contrast like never before for a non-CRT "microdisplay". No other RPTV could match...

This set is part of Sony's second generation lineup of XBR-class SXRD displays. Although it's not cheap at $7800, this is a far cry from the $13K required to take home the original 70" SXRD RPTV, the Qualia 006. And this set has a newer, smaller SXRD...