Typical price: £1,000
What is it: 27-inch LCD TV
What we think: A great value debut LCD from Sagem, the HD-L27 has loads of connections, high-definition compatibility and a good picture quality. It's a shame it's so bulky, though
What you need to know
Reviewed on: 15 May 2005
Tags: sagem, television, managed, inputs
We like:
Connectivity; high-definition compatibility; image quality
We don't like:
Bulky; dated styling; horrible remote contro;, no included cables
You might also need:
Scart cable; component cable; DVI cable; aerial
CNET UK judgement:
Sagem stormed the TV world last year with a rear-projection model that won over a lot of buyers. Now it's branching out with this fairly generic LCD to similarly impressive results -- not only is the TV well specified and fully high-definition compatible, but also it puts in an impressive performance
Sagem HD-L27 History
10 Jun 2005 in Reviews
LCD TVs: high definition, here we come!
We're approaching the high-definition revolution, so you need to make sure your new flat-screen TV will be fully compatible. CNET.co.uk looks at the best high-def screens out there, from budget to premium...
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February 3, 2006
Posted by: Andrew Poodle
"Feature packed, smart looking display for a fantastic price"
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