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Sharp Aquos LE700 (LC-52LE700E) review
The 52-inch, 1080p, LED-backlit Aquos LC-52LE700E LCD TV is a good option if you mainly watch high-definition material -- it delivers inky blacks, intense colours and impressive sharpness. Its standard-definition performance is less impressive, but this set is fairly cheap considering its size Read more
18 May 2010 by Patrick Wignall
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Samsung C8000 (UE55C8000) review
The 3D-ready, 55-inch, 1080p UE55C8000 LCD TV with LED edge lights is one of the most exciting tellies we've ever clapped eyes on. Even discounting its 3D capability, it's worth the steep price tag, thanks to its stunning styling, astonishing HD pictures and bountiful features. Our socks have been obliterated Read more
17 May 2010 by Ian Morris
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Sony Bravia EX1 (KDL-52EX1) review
Sony seems to have let its mad scientists loose on the 52-inch, 1080p Bravia KDL-52EX1 LCD TV, judging by its bold, picture-frame design. Its appearance won't appeal to everyone, but the 1080i wireless connectivity is handy and the set's pictures aren't bad either Read more
18 November 2009 by Alex Jennings
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Philips Cinema 21:9 (56PFL9954H/12) review
If you're a movie lover with deep pockets, the Philips Cinema 21:9 is unlikely to disappoint, offering a truly immersive way to enjoy films shot in the 2.35:1 aspect ratio in the comfort of your couch. Its great picture quality and fantastic audio are also complemented by a lovely design and plenty of features Read more
18 November 2009 by Ian Morris
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Samsung B7020WW (UE55B7020WW) review
The 55-inch, 1080p UE55B7020WW LCD TV with LED edge lights looks like it's been sent from five years in the future, cramming an extraordinary amount of features into its incredibly svelte body. Its backlight-inconsistency flaw is disappointing, but its pictures are excellent otherwise Read more
29 October 2009 by Alex Jennings
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Panasonic Viera V10 (TX-P58V10) review
With Pioneer about to abandon the UK TV scene, the 58-inch, 1080p Viera TX-P58V10 plasma telly has emerged as a hugely worthy heir to the mega-screen throne. Besides tonnes of features and connections, this colossal set offers spectacular pictures that outstrip Panasonic's already very high standards Read more
8 October 2009 by Alex Jennings
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Sony Bravia KDL-52W4500 review
Having recently liked the performance of Sony's Bravia KDL-46Z4500 LCD TV before being put off by its high price, we took delivery of the much better value KDL-52W4500 with a real sense of anticipation. If it can approach the quality of the 46Z4500 at a much lower price per inch, it'll be just fine by us Read more
19 December 2008 by Alex Jennings
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Pioneer Kuro PDP-LX6090 review
Not only does the Pioneer Kuro PDP-LX6090 deliver a colossal 60 inches of screen, it also displays picture quality that's nothing short of amazing. You'll need deep pockets to afford it, but its attention to detail with black levels and colour reproduction put this plasma TV in a league of its own Read more
7 July 2008 by Ian Morris
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Toshiba Regza 52Z3030D review
Dreaming of a big telly? If plasmas aren't your style, then Toshiba presents the massive 52-inch LCD TV that is the Regza 52Z3030D. With high-end picture processing including 5:5 pulldown and 120Hz mode, this telly will produce fabulous images in standard and hi-def Read more
29 May 2008 by Ian Morris
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Philips Cineos 52PFL9632D review
The 52-inch Philips Cineos 52PFL9632D models impresses, and not just with its Ambilight technology. It boasts plenty of connectivity and its 'Full HD' resolution means that every pixel of HD DVD and Blu-ray movies is on display. Feed it a diet of hi-def and this television will reward you Read more
21 November 2007 by Rob Gillman
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