Sony KP 57HW40 - (Rear Projection)

I had a 53" Hitachi and replaced it with this television. Don't let anyone tell you that Hitachi has a better picture than Sony. That's a flat out lie. The reason that I bought the Hitachi in the first place was because a salesman told me it had the...

A part to reduce ghosting. Sony rear projection TV using the first floor mirrors and effective to prevent the secondary specular reflection, resulting in improved image resolution, brightness and contrast, the elimination of ghosting phenomenon. Memory...

This set has been very good over the last seven years. Purchased new at Best Buy. I really love the Pic-&-Pic (side-by-side PIP) with zoom-up/down capabilities and the other remote functions. I can keep up with hockey/football/baseball game on one...

480p format signal. Details of this Sony KP 57HW40: * Hi-Scan HDTV monitor (compatible with HDTV/SDTV broadcasts - when connected to a separate HDTV tuner - and displays them at 1080i or 480p; also accepts 480p output from a compatible DVD player) *...

Sony Takes Advantage of Consumers Hard Earned Dollars $$$$$ Sony produced projection TV models KP-51HW40 and KP-57HW40 that turned out to be expensive pieces of electronic scrap that even I purchased one of that is the KP-57HW40 at a cost of ...

While the set performed well, after 40 months of ownership my set has been diagnosed with a failing blue tube. For my 11/02 production set, blue tubes are no longer available from Sony, so my set which I paid $2,500+ for, is essentially worthless. Had ...