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3 Reviews for Sanyo 28FWN3 28" Widescreen Television
Green Screen - 29 Nov 2006
0 out of 0 found this review helpful.
I too have experienced the same problem as previous review. Purchased my TV just over 3 years ago and for the past 6 months have experienced green picture and green lines. TV Engineer I contacted informed me that these TV's are known to have this fault and repair would cost more than new TV. Will now not bother to contact Sanyo and will not buy any of their products again.
Don't bother - 08 Mar 2006
0 out of 0 found this review helpful.
I have had this television now for just over 3 years. Some time ago the colours started becoming very washy, this was followed up by green scan lines and flashes appearing.
After some research it turns out that this is a problem by design with the tube that this TV uses, many people have experienced the same.
The picture is now unwatchable and is totally green. I contacted Sanyo who are showing no interest in the fact that they have sold me a TV with a lifespan of less than 3 years. I'll never be buying from Sanyo again and I advise you to steer clear.
No matter what you try, the picture will suck - 28 Dec 2002
34 out of 42 found this review helpful.
This review is from the perspective of someone with digital TV. Cast aside all the features for a moment and just look at the picture: no matter what you try, it will be stretched, blown up, or cropped. With this TV, you will never see a normal picture again.
The TV offers eight alternative modes of viewing, to cope with 4:3, 14:9 or 16:9 pictures. Just one of these modes shows 4:3 pictures in their original aspect ratio (with black borders at the sides). Unfortunately, this mode turns off auto-switching, so you end up viewing tall, thin people with black borders at the side for 16:9. (This mode is called 'normal'.)
Three of these modes show 16:9 in the correct aspect ratio with no cropping - but they all distort 4:3 pictures. One of these modes is named 'auto', and is accompanied by a note in the manual saying this is preferred mode to its use of the widescreen switching information (either via the SCART pin or the VBI). This implies that the other two modes somehow aren't 'auto' switching.
These modes also deal with 14:9 pictures, but in a way which guarantees the picture will be squashed, cropped, skewed and generally trashed. Ideally, it would blow up 14:9 to fill the full height, keep the aspect ratio the same leaving thin black borders either side.
If you like to view pure, undistored pictures, and don't like tabbing through the different modes every time you change channels, this TV isn't for you.