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Philips 32PFL9632D review
The Philips 32PFL9632D is a 32-inch LCD TV that produces excellent high-definition picture quality, clear and smooth motion and great colour reproduction. It has plenty of connections, is easy to use and is very well designed. This could possibly be the best TV in its class Read more
23 October 2007 by Rob Gillman
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Sony Bravia KDL-32D3000 review
With a plethora of features, 1080p high-definition compatibility and three HDMI inputs, the Sony Bravia KDL-32D3000 is a tech-heavy 32-inch LCD TV. Its new MotionFlow system makes moving objects look clearer, while good black levels are accompanied by high-quality colours Read more
16 October 2007 by Alex Jennings
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Samsung LE32R87 review
To help maintain its lead in the 32-inch LCD TV market, Samsung has tweaked the design of one of its most successful models, emphasising the piano-black curves. Even better, you get three HDMI inputs and a gaming mode to get the best out of your console Read more
21 May 2007 by Ian Morris
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Toshiba Regza 37WLT68 review
The Toshiba Regza 37WLT68 isn't the highest-specified television -- it doesn't support 1080p -- but in practice, it's a superb all-rounder. It offers a great selection of inputs, and terrific performance from both standard- and high-definition sources Read more
12 March 2007 by Ian Morris
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Toshiba 32WLT68 review
Toshiba's 32WLT68 is a well-specced LCD with class-leading performance. It's the first LCD screen to feature three HDMI inputs, meaning high-definition enthusiasts can connect up to four HD sources at the same time. It displays pictures with bold contrast and super-smooth movement and is well worth its £1,000 price tag Read more
25 October 2006 by Richard Arrowsmith
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