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LG 50PG6900 review

This LG's built-in Freeview+ recorder is its main selling point. With 160GB of storage, it has more than enough room to record your favourite TV programmes. Despite some picture quality problems on Freeview, the system works well and is fairly easy to navigate Read more

£852

10 October 2008 by Ian Morris

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Panasonic Viera TH42PX600 review

If you're looking for a large-screen display but can't decide between LCD and plasma, then look no further. Compared to similarly sized LCD models we've seen, the TH42PX600's detail may not be quite as crisp, but this plasma screen's superb contrast, cohesive movement and natural colour balance creates a more realistic picture than most LCDs can dream of Read more

£900

31 October 2006 by Richard Arrowsmith

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Panasonic Viera TH-37PX80B review

High-quality, low-cost plasmas are on the horizon, and the Panasonic Viera TH-37PX80B is a clear sign of things to come. It's not an exaggeration to say we were blown away by the picture quality on this television, which gave us a startlingly sharp image on even the most complex films Read more

£750

17 March 2008 by Ian Morris

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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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LG 42PC55 review

LG's 42PC55 offers you 42 inches of plasma loveliness and a glossy piano-black finish that will look stylish in any lounge. If you're on a budget and are after a large, affordable screen that will cope with hi-def, this is ideal Read more

£900

4 May 2007 by Ian Morris

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Samsung C6900 (PS50C6900) review

The 50-inch Samsung PS50C6900 is a top-notch plasma 3D TV. It's affordable, offers a great range of features, and delivers excellent 3D images. Read more

£950

28 February 2011 by Niall Magennis

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Hitachi P50T01U review

Natural colour tones, subtle details to dark backdrops and excellent connectivity are the stand out features with the Hitachi P50T01U 50-inch plasma screen. In addition, the TV is well priced and the details in every last tiny texture are fine when viewing pristine HD fodder Read more

£990

18 October 2007 by Alex Jennings

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Panasonic Viera S20 (TX-P42S20B) review

The 42-inch, 1080p Viera TX-P42S20B is an excellent plasma TV. Its high-definition pictures look great via the built-in Freeview HD tuner, it's well-designed and it's reasonably priced too. The set lacks extras like Viera Cast, but there's very little to complain about really Read more

£770

10 May 2010 by Ian Morris

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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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