The Sony Bravia KDL-22PX300, soon to be on the wish-list of every twenty-someting male, is a 22-inch LCD TV that allows users to hunt down their old games but also serves as a DVD player.
The television is capable of outputting a 720p resolution, offers four HMDI slots, built-in Freeview and also two ethernet ports that will allow for playback of internet video including YouTube, Lovefilm and BBC iPlayer.
The 22-inch Bravia also sports additional SCART, component, a PC input, twin optical digital outputs, headphone and audio outputs, 3 USB sockets, 2 ethernet connections and comes with one controller.
This TV will coming in at around £200, the Sony Bravia KDL-22PX300 could be the perfect set to add to the bedroom or games room.
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