Sony Bravia KDL-52Z5500

Sony Bravia KDL-52Z5500

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Sony Bravia KDL-52Z5500 Reviews

DigitalVersus

09/2009

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8.0/10

Product Survey: 50'' and larger TVs

It's here at last! The Sony Bravia Z5500, the replacement for the 'aging' Z4500, has paid a visit to our lab. On paper, it's the same as its predecessor, but with new Applicast features and more support for video files. In practice, though, we're left wondering if it can live up to the family name. Reading through the specs, we're already clearly in high-end territory, with a Full HD screen, four HDMI inputs, a well thought-out remote control with backlighting and the return of the XrossMediaBar on-screen menus that are both useful and visually appealing. As we said in the introduction, the Z5500 can now access Applicast content online such as weather or RSS feeds. It's certainly one of today's growing trends, but we can't help but wonder whether or not people make much use of them once the novelty has worn off. For it to work, you also need an Internet connection nearby. The Z5500 is DLNA-compatible, and Sony claims it can read multimedia files, including AVC HD. When we tried it, while MP3 and JPEG files were easily accepted, the same wasn't true for video formats. It quite simply does nothing with DivX, XVid and VC1 files.