Sony Bravia KDL-40EX703 40" edge LED 1080p full HD widescreen TV with freeviewHD in Purfleet, Essex for sale

Sony Bravia KDL-40EX703 40" edge LED 1080p full HD widescreen TV with freeviewHD built in, Ethernet, catch up TV Internet video (iplayer, YouTube), DLNA compliant, 4 x hdmi, It's a great TV, less than 2yrs old, in fantastic fully working condition and no marks or damage what so ever. It's not boxed hence collection in person from PURFLEET THURROCK ESSEX RM19 Product Description Manufacturer's Description Unleash great picture quality with the latest LED technology in a slim design with the KDL-40EX703. Full High Definition 1080 and BRAVIA Engine 3™ high definition video processor combine to reproduce TV, movie and games with higher contrast, superior colours, and amazing clarity. Best of all, you can enjoy these high quality images regardless of whether the source is in SD (Standard Definition) or HD (High Definition). As well as stunning picture quality you can experience the full effect of digital surround sound thanks to its innovative S-Force Front Surround audio technology and your TV speakers. If, for any reason, you're having difficulty hearing, you can activate Clear Voice to automatically boost voice frequency bands and enhance poor voice quality to clear, crisp, louder dialogue. Enjoy over 2 million pixels with the HD ready 1080p technology for the best picture possible View larger Enjoy full High Definition 1080 picture quality Full HD 1080p is the ultimate HD format, providing more than 2 million pixels for a smooth high resolution image. The number 1080 relates the number of horizontal lines of pixels on the screen. The more lines that a screen contains, the better the picture quality. To compare, HD-Ready sets have 768 while standard definition (SD) sets have just 576 lines. The letter p refers to its progressive or non-interlaced picture-scanning process where all the lines of the image are refreshed by every vertical scan. 1080p is the maximum resolution defined for HDTV use and this format is used for Blu-ray Disc™ ® and PLAYSTATION®3. Watch subscription-free, built-in Freeview HD To add to your viewing choice, the set has a built-in Freeview HD TV tuner so you have instant access to a huge range of free-to-air and digital TV and radio channels, including HD programmes. Channels are free so you won't have any subscription fees or contracts to sign. Because it's all built-in you won't need a set-top box or satellite dish either. Simply plug in your external TV aerial and access all your channels using just one remote control. Internet through your TV Enjoy the best internet content on your television with Bravia Internet Video. It seamlessly streams online content through your broadband connection so you can access a world of online video entertainment direct from the comfort of your sofa. From video sharing sites like YouTube™, to catch up TV services, news and sport, it couldn't be easier to find and watch what you want, when you want it. You can even bookmark your favourite online video clips to share with friends. Enjoy the in-built Freeview HD TV tuner and instant access to a huge range of digital TV and radio channels View larger Connect wirelessly The TV's Wi-Fi Ready too so if you add a wireless adapter or USB dongle you can easily connect to your wireless home network without the clutter of cables. Enjoy internet content, through your TV screen, while keeping your home free of unnecessary wires. Maximum performance, minimal environmental impact This BRAVIA model features an Ambient Sensor which automatically adjusts the backlight for the best picture setting depending on the colour temperature of the ambient light in the room. This is one of a group of energy-saving Eco-Settings which also includes an Energy Saving Switch which cuts energy consumption to zero when the TV is not in use, Idle TV Standby and PC Power Management. The Edge LED technology allows for a brilliantly slim TV with an equally brilliant clear picture View larger Connect to your favourite technologies With its USB Media Player, you can connect a wide range of USB devices straight to your BRAVIA TV. From mp3 players to cameras, laptops to camcorders - even content from your USB memory stick, just plug in to enjoy your favourite multimedia files on screen. You can stream movies, music and photos to your BRAVIA from compatible devices, such as your laptop, mobile phone or music player, no matter where in the home they're located, thanks to DLNA technology. Enhance your BRAVIA experience by connecting other HD products such as a Blu-ray Disc™ player or PlayStation®3 thanks to four High Definition Multimedia Interface™ (HDMI™) inputs. These connections are specifically designed to carry high quality digital video and audio content. BRAVIA Sync lets you control other Sony devices you've connected using your BRAVIA TV remote control. Experience style and substance The TV's stunning slim 40" (102cm) design fits in gracefully with any space and even looks stunning when the picture is off. For enhanced colour intensity the KDL-40EX703 comes with Edge LED backlighting with GigaContrast for the whitest whites and blackest blacks within the same frame; this innovative backlight technology also delivers thinner screens and energy savings too. Switch it to Picture Frame mode and you can turn your BRAVIA into a work of art by displaying pre-installed images or your own photos and make great use of your wall space even when you're not watching TV. To allow you to enjoy the perfect fusion of image and sound, the speakers are hidden in the TV design and positioned for ideal sound elevation. Enjoy authentic cinematic experiences Cinema Mode is a new picture setting developed in collaboration between BRAVIA and Sony Pictures Entertainment. It allows films to be viewed as close to the original director's cut as possible. Cinema Mode precisely reproduces details such as natural skin tone, lighting, colour and contrast. In 24p True Cinema mode films can be watched as the director intended for the big screen - at 24 frames per second. Standard TVs use 25 frames a second which means they play back 'faster' than they do in the cinema.