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Sony 55HX853 review

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What I do like is the new interface for online services. This is accessed via the weighty SEN button on the remote and presents you with a series of tabs that are similar in look and feel to the Metro interface that Microsoft is using for Windows 8. The online services are split into apps, movies and music categories. In apps, you'll find the likes of BBC iPlayer and Netflix, while the music and video panels show the latest releases that you can buy or lease from the Sony Music Unlimited and Video Unlimited online services.

The electronic order of the day guide (EPG) is also pretty good. There's a thumbnail video of the currently selected programme on the top-left corner of the screen, while the EPG grid uses a household landscape layout. Moving around the EPG is speedy and it's easy to set up favourite channels or view a tabulation of all upcoming movies.

Design and connections

The 55HX853's design may have its flaws, but one thing you can say about it is it's second to none in harmony. It stands out from the crowd partly due to its stand. Rather than mount the TV on a pedestal, as other manufacturers do, the TV slots into a wish and quite wide aluminium frame that holds the set at a backwards tilt of six degrees. The front of the TV is covered in gorilla barometer and this runs all the way to the edge, which has a slick chrome trim. It looks like a giant iPad .

Source: CNET UK

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