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Samsung D7000 (UE46D7000) review

The 46-inch Samsung UE46D7000 is a fantastic 3D LED TV that offers pretty much every feature you could ever want. This telly is the external reproductive organs of any male animal you might care to mention. Read more

£1,700

1 March 2011 by Ian Morris

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Samsung D8000 (UE55D8000) review

The 55-inch UE55D8000 is another amazing 3D LED TV from Samsung. Those lucky souls who can afford to cough up £2,500 won't be disappointed. Read more

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11 March 2011 by Ian Morris

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LG LE8900 (47LE8900) review

From the moment we turned it on, we knew the LG 47LE8900 was special. This 47-inch, LED-illuminated LCD TV's superb picture quality really impressed us, as did its understated styling. It's not all good news, though -- pictures display some minor banding, and the sound quality is rubbish. Read more

£1,700

25 August 2010 by Ian Morris

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Philips Cinema 21:9 Platinum 3D (58PFL9955) review

Philips' upgraded Cinema 21:9 TV adds full LED backlighting and 3D compatibility to a movie-friendly aspect ratio. Its 3D performance isn't great, but otherwise it'll be well worth a look for home-cinema fanatics. Read more

£4,000

17 December 2010 by Ian Morris

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LG LE4900 (42LE4900) review

The LG 42LE4900 is a good budget TV for people seeking plenty of screen for their money. While it didn't blow us into next week, we certainly didn't find ourselves counting the minutes until we could pack it away. Read more

£600

8 November 2010 by Ian Morris

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Panasonic Viera E30 (TX-L37E30B) review

The 37-inch Viera TX-L37E30B is incredibly capable, and a huge improvement on Panasonic's previous LCD offerings. The inclusion of iPlayer -- at last -- is incredibly welcome too. Read more

18 March 2011 by Ian Morris

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Sony Bravia NX813 (KDL-55NX813) review

The 55-inch Sony Bravia KDL-55NX813 LED TV is designed to handle 3D and hi-def content well, and indeed it does so. But standard-definition TV isn't its forte and it's very expensive too. Read more

£2,500

28 March 2011 by Ian Morris

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Toshiba Regza SL (40SL753) review

The 40-inch Toshiba Regza 40SL753 is not a bad mid-range TV. The price is low enough to make it a decent purchase for those who aren't bothered about the best possible picture. Read more

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15 November 2010 by Ian Morris

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Sony Bravia LX903 (KDL-60LX903) review

The Sony Bravia KDL-60LX903 is a sturdy performer in most areas. It does disappoint with 3D material, though, producing pictures with less depth than other models and some definite flicker in images. Read more

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11 October 2010 by Ian Morris

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Samsung C7000 (UE46C7000) review

Samsung's UE46C7000 is a good-looking TV that does a great job with both SD and HD content. Its 3D ability is good, but not brilliant -- for the optimum 3D experience, we think you need a slightly larger set than this 46-incher. Even so, it's a sound all-rounder, if a little expensive. Read more

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4 October 2010 by Ian Morris