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John Lewis JL22 LCD HD review
The JL22 LCD HD may be small, but this 22-inch, 1080p TV manages to deliver pretty impressive picture quality with both high- and standard-definition material. It's not exactly skinny, but it manages to pack a decent range of ports into an attractively styled chassis Read more
18 May 2010 by James Dylan
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Sony Bravia E5300 (KDL-22E5300) review
The 22-inch, HD Ready Bravia KDL-22E5300 LCD TV blew our socks off so far that we still haven't found them. Its design is striking, its feature set is ambitious, and, most importantly, its picture quality is superb for such a small TV. This set's expensive, but, if you can afford it, you should buy it Read more
15 October 2009 by Alex Jennings
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LG 22LU5000 review
Although extremely butch TV fans may be deterred by the 22-inch 22LU5000 LCD TV's flamboyant design, many others will find it appealing. Whether or not a 1080p resolution is necessary on a screen of this size is debatable, but you can't question this set's great picture quality and features Read more
13 August 2009 by Alex Jennings
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Humax LGB-22DYT review
Small LCD TVs don't have to sound awful. The LGB-22DYT, Humax's 22-inch offering, is out to buck the weedy-sounding trend, with a separate 'speaker bar' running the show instead of puny bezel speakers. It also crams in plenty of pixels, making for an HD Ready experience Read more
30 May 2008 by Alex Jennings
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Humax LU23-TD2 review
If you're looking for a second screen to use for gaming or to keep the kids busy while you watch a film on your larger screen, the Humax LU23-TD2 is a worthy choice. It's great value for money, with good sound and HD picture quality. Make this TV part of the family Read more
12 February 2008 by Ian Morris
