Typical price: £630
What is it: HD Ready 32-inch LCD TV with integrated Freeview
What we think: An affordable flat screen with few frills but decent performance
What you need to know
Reviewed on: 7 June 2007
Tags: JVC, JVC LT-32DG8, HD, upgrade, HDMI
We like:
Price; dual HDMI inputs; advanced settings; high-definition image quality
We don't like:
Average build quality; no standard AV or PC connections; unfriendly programme guide
CNET UK judgement:
JVC's LT-32DG8 is a cheap LCD TV with an ordinary design and the standard HD Ready specs. But image quality, especially with high-definition content, is above average, even if it's not quite the best
Full review:
There's plenty of competition in the 32-inch LCD TV market, which has brought the average price down to around £600, from around £850 only 18 months ago. JVC's latest, the LT-32DG8, is a typical entry-level model that features integrated Freeview and standard high-definition compatibility supported by two HDMI inputs. It's a more than competent screen for anyone looking to upgrade to a flat screen for the first time. Continue Reading...
JVC LT-32DG8 History
27 Jul 2007 in Reviews
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