This 32-inch Multisystem TV only weighs 13kg, supports the best high definition signals (720p, 1080i, 1080p), and a built-in AV Stereo System, which is capable of 20 watts of high-quality sound.
The 32-inch Liquid Crystal Display wraps you in an amazing television watching experience, giving high-performance features that work for you to intelligently boost and strengthen your viewing entertainment.
This model is enhanced by the BRAVIA Engine 3, which controls the picture and provides an amazingly realistic display, fine tuning each pixel present on the LCD. All TV systems using BRAVIA also use an intelligent light censor, which adjusts the screen brightness to correspond to the room it is placed in. Televisions that do not use this feature can cause eye fatigue when viewed in a dark room, because they remain too bright, but with the intelligent light censor in the Sony KLV-32T550 , you will be conserving electricity as well as preventing eye fatigue.
An exciting image enhancement feature equipped on this TV is a high Dynamic Contrast ratio, which creates deep, rich contrast. You can also view this television from anywhere in the room without experiencing color distortion, a feature that many LCD televisions lack, and thus have to always be viewed directly in front. In addition, there is no need to worry about background glare, as this television has a low-reflection coating on the LCD panel.
This system also comes equipped with 2 HDMI inputs, so that you can enjoy the highest quality picture with your own high-definition media such as Blu-ray.
There is also a discreet handle installed on the monitor, who makes it easy to carry and travel with, and as it is dual-voltage and multisystem as well, this television does not need a voltage converter during international travel. And it will receiver exclusively digital signals not available on analog sets, and that do not require a paid service provider.
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