Sony KDL-40W3000 Review

This is a whopping telly for those with a whopping budget. This is the granddaddy of the Sony Bravia series and it comes in a massive 40” widescreen. You can get bigger than that, but you would need a room the size of a supermarket to really want it too much larger.

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Sony KDL26S3000 Review

The Sony Bravia engine has plenty to boast about and when placed in this medium sized telly it makes for a rather spectacular picture.

The widescreen LCD market has been really pushed into the limelight as the number one choice for HD ready TV’s by the Sony Bravia series and with good reason. [Read more]

Samsung LE46M87 Review

So you’ve had a windfall, a hefty bonus from work or a great aunty’s passed and left you some cash to flash. Alternatively money is no object and you just want the best, most gigantic piece of television kit for your house. Well, here’s your TV. [Read more]

Philips 32PF5531D 32″ Review

This popular television brings the best of Philips technology into your living room at a price that won’t cause your bank manager too much stress. It has all the sleekness you’d expect from a TV set, and those all-important features too.

Digital Crystal Clear means that picture quality is top of the range – vivid colours and excellent contrast. The WXGA display with LCD screen technology gives you a widescreen HD resolution of 1366 x 768p pixels. This means that even fast motion scenes will be fresh and flicker free. [Read more]

Toshiba 37XV503DB

One of the big promises of this Toshiba television is that it is assembled in the UK and highly energy efficient. In today’s age of environmental and ethical concern, these features really make Toshiba stand out. [Read more]

Philips 19PFL4322 Review

This nice-looking bit of kit is one of the most reasonably priced televisions on the market. Available in sleek silver and wall-mount compatible, this TV would be a great addition to any room. Its neat size means that it will look impressive without taking up too much wall space.

There are masses of advantages to the Philips 19PFL4322 including 1000 pages of Typertext for instant access to teletext, Incredible Surround sound for a great audio experience, and a useful PC imput functionality which means you can use the screen as a PC monitor. Sound and picture quality are both top notch.

Unfortunately the Philips 19PFL4322 doesn’t come with freeview, but the other great features outweigh this minor disadvantage.

Key Product Features

• High-definition LCD WXGA+ display 1440 x 900p
• HD ready for the highest quality display of HDTV signals
• Crystal Clear III for natural images with enhanced quality
• Progressive Scan component video for optimised image quality
• Incredible Surround for enhanced audio enjoyment
• Compact and slim design
• 1000 page Hypertext for fast teletext access
• HDMI for full digital High Definition connection
• Wall-mount compatible
• PC input allows TV to be used as a PC monitor

In Short

Good picture and sound quality, and looks stunning too – a great choice at a low price.

To purchase the Philips 19PFL4322 click here.

Sony KDL-32P3020 Review

For those ogling the Bravia range but shaking their wallets in dismay, the Sony KDL-32P3020 is the not too pocket shrinking alternative for people on a budget. [Read more]

Sony KDL-32D3000 Review

When the Bravia ad campaign first hit (remember the balls rolling down the hill?) Sony set themselves a lot to live up to. Boasting spectacular colour and resolution, and touting the benefits of HD, the Bravia series sought to rule the LCD roost. The Sony KDL-32D3000 shows that they do, and easily. [Read more]

Samsung LE19R86 Review

This 19” Samsung is the smallest in the HD ready range offered by Samsung and it’s a good choice if you are looking for a second TV or something for a living room that’s a tight squeeze. [Read more]

Samsung LE32R87BD Review

The Samsung LE32R87BD is a truly lovely looking LCD TV. With a polished finish and an arched bottom, it definitely looks stylishly modern and more expensive than it actually is. [Read more]

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