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Toshiba 36ZP48 review

The 36ZP48 is one of the most confident displays of the antiquated CRT technology ever and there's little to fault. It has a superb contrast range, sharp detail and fantastic connectivity Read more

£900

22 June 2005 by Guy Cocker

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Sony Bravia W5500 (KDL-46W5500) review

Despite a rather dour exterior, the 1080p, 46-inch Bravia KDL-46W5500 is a fantastic LCD TV. Its images are nothing short of sensational, it offers good connectivity and multimedia functionality, and, compared to other Bravia sets, it's surprisingly affordable too Read more

£840

19 August 2009 by Alex Jennings

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Sony 40HX753 review

Despite some niggles, the 40-inch Sony 40HX753 is an affordable all-round performer with impressive picture quality and online features. Read more

£800

8 August 2012 by Niall Magennis

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Panasonic Viera DT30 (TX-L32DT30B) review

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Panasonic Viera DT30 (TX-L32DT30B) review

The 32-inch Panasonic Viera TX-L32DT30B LED TV is a revelation. It shows that LCD technology really can compete with plasma when it comes to producing clean and engaging 3D images. Unfortunately, it's very expensive. Read more

£880

1 June 2011 by Niall Magennis

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Philips Cineos 32PFL9603D review

We love it when a TV manufacturer remembers that most people don't live in enormous mansions. It's great for us plebs who live in lowly flats and modest houses to have a TV with the latest technology and excellent picture quality. Philips' 9603 does just that, and tops it off with sleek styling and Ambilight Read more

£800

8 September 2008 by Ian Morris

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LG 42LW650T review

LG's 42LW650T delivers strong 2D pictures and impressive Internet and media streaming but it stands out for its great passive 3D performance. Read more

£850

28 October 2011 by Niall Magennis

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Sony Bravia EX43B (KDL-40EX43B) review

The 40-inch Sony Bravia KDL-40EX43B produces impressively rich and vivid pictures, but its speakers are something of a let-down. Sound aside, Sony has done a good job of integrating the Blu-ray player into this set's menu system. Read more

£800

27 October 2010 by Niall Magennis

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Panasonic Viera TH-46PZ80 review

The Panasonic 46PZ80 sits right in the middle of Panasonic's plasma TVs -- it's sturdy and has good specs, but it isn't overrun by special features and confusing menu options. We think this TV is aimed at people who want a well-priced, stylish TV they can set up once and then forget about Read more

£780

22 September 2008 by Ian Morris

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Philips Cineos 42PFL7603D review

The Philips Cineos 42PFL7603D is a lovely looking TV with superb HD performance and great sound at a sensible price -- the only real downside is the slightly ropey Freeview performance. This 42-inch 1080p LCD TV also has Ambilight, though not as advanced a system as the predecessing 9703 Read more

£775

22 October 2008 by Ian Morris

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