Telegraph: The flagship HX8 with its monolithic design looks more like something from 2001: A space odyssey than a piece of kit you might see sitting in the corner of your living room. For the HX7 Sony have also tried something different. Using a clever back mount and a set of chrome bars, the HX7 looks like it is in a state of permanent free fall.
Pocket-Lint: With its latest set of TVs, Sony is trying to do something different in the looks department. The HX8, with its monolith design and tilted screen, certainly dominates any living room. Take a step down and you have this, the HX7, which uses a clever back plate and pair of chrome bars to give the impression of the set being balanced, almost in free-fall, on two single pieces of metal. It certainly grabs the eye and at a price significantly lower than a lot of other premium sets, it could be the telly to beat.
