While Sony have largely maintained their ‘classy but conservative’ approach to screen design, adventurous yet subtle changes indicate that along with most LCD TV manufacturers today, they have recognized the flat panel TV as a design statement, that the ‘look’ sells.
Even by the design standards of more innovative LCD TV manufacturers, the transparent Perspex strip between the narrow frame-length speakers at the bottom of the screen and the main frame of the TV represents quite a radical departure. So that the wires protruding from the back of the screen are hidden from view, Sony have provided a fastener which gathers any connections and directs them down behind the TV’s stand, thus out of view from the front.
The look of the W4000 series may alienate some Sony traditionalists but we are sure (having lived with the 32W4000 for a few weeks now) that the design of this flat panel TV will grow on you.
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