15ms in game mode with all post processing turned off, the same as the W6.

The W6 and the W7 is basically the same TV, only in SEA Sony sells it under 2 different series. Difference only in the size availbility and that the W7 has a long duct speaker instead.
In the US and Europe, they're both under the W6 series.

I find it more beautiful if sharpness is set to 0, its like everything have been antialiased. very blurry edges but harder to read texts. but i dont mind. i prefer more beautiful textures

my sony bravia 32 inch screen colour kaput just 3 months out of warranty. so lousy.

after serving for..? 1 year? 3 years?

Curious how the latest Sony model stack vs the old one?
KDL-42W674A vs KDL-40W600B

Anyone knows if there is any difference/which is better?

Or any recommendations for the best LED tv around 40" for gaming and movies? Prefer if below the RM2k range, ideally RM1.5k below

I am using the old 42w674a since early last year. For me the only lacks is it comes only with 2 hdmi ports. But for the rest specs, i am satisfied with it. The latest 600b series comes with 4 hdmi and 2 usb ports.

1 year = old

my tv 3 years = consider what?

lol. its an old model compared to the w600b lo. hehehe.. hey my plasma is ancient compared to your 3 years old tv.

Lol is that the only difference? 4 hdmi and 2 usb ports but the rest is all the same?

2 years and 3 months. can't be fixed due to t con board embedded into the lcd screen.

piece of junk now. paid close to 900 bucks for it.

This post has been edited by jason1986: Feb 7 2015, 08:56 PM

As I'm focusing on 40" LED, my choices are now narrowed down to
Sony KDL-40W600B
Samsung H6350
Samsung UA40H5552

I couldn't find any usual retailers selling the H6350 though?

Because the H6350 is known as the H6300 in Malaysia. It's a decent TV, except its input lag is a little too high at a rated 46ms in Game mode. You want input lag on TVs to have less than 30ms. Not terrible if you don't plan to play games semi-competitively or very sensitive to input lag.

Couldn't really find any 40" H6300 in retail shops either

As I will be using it for movies and sports as well besides gaming, would the H6300 be better than the Sony? I heard the Sony has poor motion blur?

But if the price difference btw both is around RM1k, I might jump on the Sony instead.

Poor motion blur? Motion blur isn't measured by good or bad, because that's actually quite vague. It's measured by how much. All LCD TVs has a high amount of motion blur, this is a design flaw/limitation and will never be fixed, motion interpolation helps in some certain cases but it's never been a fix.

You want low motion blur, you either go plasma (which you can pick up some of the last remaining Panasonic sets for cheap) or wait for OLED TVs to drop down to reasonable price levels.

Hi, so did you buy Sony tv? How was it? Do you recommend it for gaming purposes?

Hey guys, I'm searching for a 32inch TV with 1080p. Checked many stores and online shops couldn't find any. Any recommended model and place to get it from? Thanks in advance!

Yep bought it in the end, so far so good. The smart tv is a bit laggy, but everything works out alright.

hi guys.. any different if we play from other brands of tv??I mean, is it effected the gameplay? (no lagg and etc.)

Most people who bought it gave a bad review for the smart tv apps.. but then the gaming is still SUPERB they say. Thanx for replying!

hi guys, any nice 50 - 55" TV with good picture quality and low input lag?
Samsung or Sharp.