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"  The Sony Bravia HX750 boasts stellar picture quality, on par with its budget sibling, the EX640. But if you can get a great TV for less, why would you shell out for the HX line? Namely, usability. The HX750 was simple to navigate, and a hit among our consumer testers when it came to ease of use. The difference in image quality between the two Sony sets we tested, and the entire pack for that matter, was narrow. Both the HX750 and EX 640 scored well in our image quality tests. Black levels during night scenes were accurate and provided great contrast. In light scenes, the set displayed vibrant colors, and motion was smooth even during action-packed scenes in Avatar. Many of the sets in our test were slow to start, but the HX750 stood out for its comparably quick launch time. Overall the system was fluid; our consumer testers found it simple to navigate the many apps, and we were able to set up a wireless connection without a hitch. The set&amp;#039;s sound quality was impressive compared to most other TVs in our test and the LED lighting system meant the TV consumed less energy than most other sets. While Sony&amp;#039;s Smart TV interface is modern, polished and intuitive (especially on the HX series), we missed the touchpad remotes and QWERTY keyboards found on many other models. If you plan on navigating and typing a lot on a Smart TV, you&amp;#039;ll tire of using a remote to navigate rather quickly, so we&amp;#039;d recommend investing in a wireless keyboard. Should you run into any trouble, Sony&amp;#039;s customer service line proved among the most helpful in the bunch. TV Type: LED/LCD Sizes: 46-inch, 55-inch 3D Capabilities? Yes Manufacturer&amp;#039;s Warranty: Limited  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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