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Humax LGB-22DYT review
Small LCD TVs don't have to sound awful. The LGB-22DYT, Humax's 22-inch offering, is out to buck the weedy-sounding trend, with a separate 'speaker bar' running the show instead of puny bezel speakers. It also crams in plenty of pixels, making for an HD Ready experience Read more
30 May 2008 by Alex Jennings
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LG 37LF66 review
Despite its bargain price tag, the LG 37LF66 doesn't look cheap. The 37-inch 'Full HD' LCD TV has a slender profile to add to good looks and comes equipped with plenty of connections. HD sources look clean and sharp while video noise is kept to a minimum and bright scenes explode off the screen Read more
13 November 2007 by Alex Jennings
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Linsar 19LED805T review
The Linsar 19LED805T has plenty going for it thanks to its slick design, USB-recording features and good sound, but the 19-inch LED TV's picture quality is something of a let-down. Read more
19 November 2010 by Niall Magennis
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Acer AT2356 review
The 23-inch, 1080p AT2356 LCD TV may well be the perfect student telly. It won't dominate a small room, it's cheap, its picture quality is perfectly fine and it packs a Freeview tuner to boot. It also works as a monitor, even though, alas, you can't tilt its screen Read more
20 July 2010 by Ian Morris
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LG 42LT75 review
Do you fear 'going digital'? If so, the LG 42LT75 really is a great way to upgrade ahead of the great analogue switch off. This LCD TV boasts Freeview Playback, allowing you to pause and record your shows. With great image processing and an affordable price tag, there's nothing to fear Read more
21 January 2008 by Alex Jennings
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Sanyo CE32LD81-B review
The Sanyo CE32LD81-B is a remarkably low priced 32-inch HD Ready LCD TV. It has plenty of connections and good sound. Pictures are bright and burst off the screen in way not usually seen on budget sets. Standard definition fare looks great and objects move across the screen with little resolution loss Read more
13 November 2007 by Alex Jennings
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Cello C42T71DVB-3D review
The Cello C42T71DVB-3D is among the first affordable 3D TVs on the market but decent 3D performance is marred by poor black levels and no Freeview HD tuner. Read more
27 October 2011 by Niall Magennis
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Cello C3298FR review
Neither the C3298FR's audio or video performance is anything to get particularly excited about. But the fact that this 32-inch, HD Ready LCD TV with built-in DVD player can record programmes via its two built-in Freeview tuners to SD cards means it's definitely worth considering for those with cutting-edge tastes Read more
20 October 2009 by Alex Jennings
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Toshiba Regza AV (26AV713B) review
It's not the prettiest TV you can buy, but the 26-inch Toshiba 26AV713 punches above its weight when it comes to picture performance. Read more
9 September 2010 by Niall Magennis
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LG 22LU4000 review
The small-screen TV market is plagued by sets with rubbish picture quality and features, but the 22-inch, HD Ready 22LU4000 LCD TV isn't one of them. In fact, its picture quality is among the best we've seen at this size, and it packs in plenty of features, too. Its swanky looks are a bonus Read more
24 July 2009 by Alex Jennings
