Replacement for KDL-40W4500

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Hi I am looking to replace my Sony KDL-40W4500 TV, after scouring the forums and reviews I have come across a couple but need to know if they are the equivalent;

1 KDL40EX503 100hz £543.03 incl VAT BACK saving
2 KDL40EX713 100hz £671.89 incl VAT BACK saving
3 KDL40HX703 200hz £834.03 incl VAT BACK saving

I dont watch a lot of standard vision stuff as I have Sky HD and mainly watch movies through my Popcorn Hour C200.
Any advice would be appreciated, I have seen for sale the KDL40W4500 for £599.99 but not sure whether to go for it move on to Bravia Engine 3.

Thanks.

 

[Anonymous]

I used to have the 46w4500 and have just upgraded to the 46hx903, cant reccomend it enough, if you have the space to accomidate a 46" TV and the funds do it! go for the 46hx903

 

[Anonymous]

Looking more for a 2D set rather than a 3D screen. But will bear that in mind tho, how is the Bravia Engine 3 compared to the old one? Also is the motion pro 400 any good as l watch mainly through Sky HD is it any good on sports?

 

[micks_address]

i went from a 40W4000 to a Panasonic Plasma.. found a huge difference to be honest.. black level being the most obvious.. i had a 42v20 first.. but have since changed for a 42VT20.. and very happy with it.. just a pity i didnt try to squeeze a 46 in : )

 

[Anonymous]

My local retailer told me of the Panasonic TX-P42V20 I've never had a plasma and thought because of the size I'd be better off getting LCD. Another one to the list, any problems with the 42VT20?

Thanks

 

[Anonymous]

Theres multiple threads on this forum about the problems with vt20, also with 3D dont consiser it just for 3D, i know im blabbing on about the hx903 again but this set is a phenominal 2d perfomer and a great 3D perfomer as well, the only time i utalise the 3D is to watch a movie, i have tried playing Call Of Duty in 3D but it is just too weird and far to hard to play like that in my eyes, dont consider just the 2d sets, bear in mind that just because a set is 3D ready dosnt mean you have to watch everything in 3D