Pros
- Attractive, easy-to-use menu
- Supports DLNA
- Very good motion handling
- Well designed
Cons
- Very expensive
- Using Netflix requires Sony account
Bottom Line
Sony's XBR-46HX909 will cost you a lot, but you’ll get very good images and a lot of Internet programming.
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