Sony Bravia KDL-46Z5500 46in LCD TV Review

If motion flow has to be turned off because of a cricket ball then, in my opinion, the set is not up to standard, and should not be on the market.
After paying that kind of money for a TV set I would be sick at the idea of having to turn things on and off depending on the picture content.
What about the good old days when you set your contrast and brightness when you installed the TV and just sat back and enjoyed the content thereafter.
Just how much has technology really moved on?

Oh dear ... yet another instance showing up the flaws of LCD - seems no matter how much money you throw at these panels with fancy (and expensive) processing tricks (which you will no doubt start toning down/turning off) LCD still cannot come up with a TV Experience to match Plasma.

We bought the above model recently and found it to give a decent performance. We are not noticing any problems except lack of DivX support and bluetooth. Motionflow does work reasonably well in sports programs and racing.