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Samsung PS42Q97HDX review

With a fantastically low price, great looks, loads of connections and good picture quality, the Samsung PS42Q97HDX is a revolutionary product in the world of plasma TVs. Vibrant, crisp colours and rich sound will inject a real cinematic energy into your HD viewing experience Read more

£800

11 October 2007 by Alex Jennings

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Sony Bravia KDL-46Z4500 review

Sony is out to impress with its new 200Hz processing system available in the KDL-46Z4500. This upgrade offers some definite improvements in the clarity and fluidity of motion -- the picture quality is not too shabby either. With so much competition from LED and plasma TVs, will Sony's 200Hz LCD TV be in the same league? Read more

£1,000

9 December 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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Sharp Aquos CT2 (LC-40CT2E) review

The 40-inch, 1080p Aquos LC-40CT2E is an impressive budget LCD TV. Its standard-definition pictures could be better but it's a very good high-definition performer, and its built-in Freeview HD tuner is a welcome bonus at this price. It doesn't look as cheap as it is either Read more

£750

21 May 2010 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