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LG LD490 (32LD490) review

The 32-inch LG 32LD490 TV offers a stunning range of features at a rock-bottom price, yet still manages to offer surprisingly perky pictures. We thoroughly approve. Read more

£330

31 January 2011 by Niall Magennis

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LG 42PQ6000 review

The 42-inch, 720p 42PQ6000 is a fantastic plasma TV at a relatively recession-friendly price. It's attractive, boasts beautiful menus and offers excellent standard-definition picture quality. Its high-definition performance is slightly less impressive, but good nonetheless. Overall, we love this set Read more

£390

30 March 2009 by Ian Morris

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LG 50PS6000 review

The 50-inch, 1080p LG 50PS6000 is a great plasma TV. Those seeking absolutely perfect picture quality will want to look elsewhere, but those who want a humungous set that offers good performance for a reasonable price will be more than happy with this TV Read more

£700

13 July 2009 by Ian Morris

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LG LH3000 (42LH3000) review

The 42LH3000 is one of the cheapest 42-inch, 1080p LCD TVs available from a big-name manufacturer. While its standard-definition performance isn't amazing, its high-definition pictures are very sharp, and it offers impressive audio for a flat-screen TV Read more

£400

9 April 2010 by Patrick Wignall

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LG 32LG5000 review

The LG 32LG5000 32-inch television is an easy-to-use, affordable set, but it still has plenty of scope for tweaking the picture quality. It has different modes for gaming, watching films and sport, and can also adjust picture quality based on the lighting in the room Read more

£524

19 May 2008 by Ian Morris

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LG 32LG4000 review

Despite all the hype surrounding Blu-ray, DVD continues to do massive business. So while die-hard future-heads might wish that the LG 32LG4000 had a built-in Blu-ray player, its cleverly integrated DVD player makes it an unusually practical -- and surprisingly affordable -- kitchen or bedroom option Read more

£349

19 September 2008 by Alex Jennings

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LG 42LF7700 (freesat) review

Representing LG's first entry into the freesat TV market, the 42-inch 42LF7700 LCD TV with a 1080p resolution is an admirable effort at a reasonable price. Boasting a seriously attractive design, it also offers hugely watchable pictures, although its black-level response is slightly disappointing Read more

£765

14 April 2009 by Alex Jennings

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LG LH3000 (47LH3000) review

We weren't expecting much from the 47-inch, 1080p 47LH3000 LCD TV, since it bears a startlingly low price tag. But it confounded our expectations at every turn, offering striking pictures, excellent menus and an attractive design. This set is a real bargain Read more

£739

2 October 2009 by Alex Jennings

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LG 52LG5000 review

It's big and it's cheap -- well, comparitively speaking -- and that combination is the LG 52LG5000's appeal. For the more quality-discerning types, it does have some black level problems, but they're not terrible. Plus, the TV's design, 'invisible' speakers and basic features are all solid Read more

£981

18 September 2008 by Alex Jennings

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LG NANO LEX8 hands-on

The LG NANO LED 47LEX8 is LG's first Full LED screen, and it's a triumphant synergy of technology and design. Unfeasibly thin and beautifully built, we predict it will have tech-trendsetters drooling in anticipation. Read more

6 September 2010 by Steve May