711 results results for "televisions"

LG 32SL8000 television
Video files for videophiles 10 November 2009 9:00 GMT

The Good
USB plays DivX and DivX HD, cinematic Blu-ray pics, clean Freeview pics, Bluetooth

The Bad
HD could be sharper, slight lack of contrast

Verdict
A good, if not a great TV in terms of pure HD picture quality, the 32SL8000's multimedia features and addictive digital TV pictures help make this exceptionally user-friendly TV one to cherish

Price
£799.99
LG 50PS7000 television
The first truly digital TV? 23 June 2009 9:00 GMT

The Good
Classy styling, connectivity galore, Bluetooth file transfer from phones, DivX HD playback from USB

The Bad
Freeview looks ropey, Blu-ray not razor-sharp, colour can be too ripe

Verdict
While not up there with the finest plasmas around when it comes to pictures, its digital media goodies and dependable audio make this 50-incher worth every penny

Price
£1000
Flo TV portable television
TV to go? 18 November 2009 12:00 GMT

The Good
12 channels constantly streaming, easy to use, switching channels is a doddle

The Bad
Can't save programmes to watch later, channel selection isn't that great, resolution could be better

Verdict
A bigger screen, better resolution and more channels are all on our wish list for version 2, however, for now, take this as a first attempt that could easily become better

Price
£$250
Samsung LE46B750 television
What Hertz the most? 8 September 2009 9:00 GMT

The Good
Colour, contrast, HD detail, no blur, DLNA networking

The Bad
Network connectivity issues, weak Contents TV, viewing angle, average audio

Verdict
The LE46B750’s weak points are overshadowed by the its impressive core ability to produce a cracking high-def picture that screams class

Price
£1250
Toshiba Regza 55SV685DB television
Flawed genius 3 November 2009 9:30 GMT

The Good
Superb contrast, high-def detail, great showcase screen for Blu-ray

The Bad
Frustrating remote control and onscreen menus, cumbersome DLNA networking, disappointing upscaling, expensive

Verdict
Toshiba has created a Full HD marvel that uses its LED backlighting to create astonishingly deep blacks and rich colours for a LCD TV, but its £4,500 price tag proves it's downfall

Price
£4,500
TV Remote Control Clock
10 February 2004 14:59 GMT

The Good
Brings up BBC Breakfast abd the alarm; Price

The Bad
Having to get up in the morning?

Verdict
An absolute godsend if you need to hear the traffic news early in the morning. Set for 30 minutes before you’re up and love that lie-in.

Price
£15
Sony KDL-40E4000 television
Pretty as a picture? 3 March 2009 9:00 GMT

The Good
Xross Media Bar, high-def pictures, colour, smooth pictures

The Bad
Average contrast, tight viewing angle

Verdict
A decent TV, but you do pay over the odds for a choice of colour

Price
£999
Sharp Aquos LC-19D1E television
Small, but deadly high-def 10 March 2009 9:00 GMT

The Good
Choice of red, black or white gloss finish, no motion blur, great colours, deep black levels

The Bad
Small buttons on remote control, slight lack of brightness

Verdict
It’s hard to fault this 19-inch LCD TV. Available in red, white or black, it overcomes virtually all of LCD technology’s main weaknesses and impresses in other areas - and all for a relative pittance

Price
£250
Philips 32PFL7404 television
A hot performer that won't break the bank? 18 August 2009 10:52 GMT

The Good
Excellent colours, deep black shades, no blur, good value

The Bad
Some flicker when using HD Natural Motion

Verdict
If you want the finest 32-incher around, head for Philips’ feature packed 32PFL9604. If you’re happy with second best – and a saving of at least £300 - the 32PFL7404 makes for an excellent all-rounder that’s a more polished performer than most

Price
£699
Toshiba 37RV635D television
Does Resolution+ save the day? 25 August 2009 9:00 GMT

The Good
Resolution+-assisted pictures, connections, operating system

The Bad
HD pictures without Resolution+, sound from on-board speakers

Verdict
Decent features, plentiful connections and a reasonable price tag make this worth a look, but keep Resolution+ turned on for the best pictures

Price
£600
Panasonic TH-37PX80 television
Bargain of the year? 4 November 2008 9:00 GMT

The Good
Low price, inky blacks, pin-sharp detail, kind to Freeview and DVDs, unique size for a plasma

The Bad
Slight judder on fast camera pans

Verdict
Panasonic’s 37-inch plasma beats its LCD TV rivals hands-down with both Freeview and high-def. And its price tag makes it impossibly attractive

Price
£650
Samsung LE40A856S1W television
Information is king 25 November 2008 9:00 GMT

The Good
High-def detail, four HDMI inputs, stunning slim design

The Bad
Cheap remote control, lacklustre built-in content, inconsistent picture quality

Verdict
InfoLive and Contents Library features prove mere distractions to what is a respectable HDTV. But when compared to the competition, the LE40A856S1W proves a decent value telly

Price
£1100
Samsung LE40B650 television
Fancy streaming media on your TV? 1 April 2009 9:00 GMT

The Good
No judder or blur, huge contrast ratio, sharp HD images

The Bad
Limited scope of "widgets", slow menus/remote, poor speakers, average Freeview pics

Verdict
With much improved picture quality added to the mix with innovative features, the LE40B650 renders the old plasma vs. LCD issue virtually redundant

Price
£900
Sony Bravia KDL-46W5500 television
Only high-def addicts need apply 19 May 2009 9:00 GMT

The Good
Clarity of HD, sound, four HDMI inputs

The Bad
Freeview pictures, limited value of AppliCast, USB lacks wide file support

Verdict
If a diet of high-def TV, gaming and Blu-ray is on the cards - and you like the idea of AppliCast - the KDL-46W5500 is definitely worth an audition

Price
£1300
Philips Aurea 2 television
Improvement on the first version or still a mad idea? 21 October 2008 9:00 GMT

The Good
Picture quality, lightshow

The Bad
Halo effect if technology tries to over compensate, you'll need to wall mount it and have white walls

Verdict
The main barrier to ownership isn't going to be the price, but the fact you'll have to wall mount it and have a white wall to get the most from your new purchase

Price
£2500
Loewe Art SL 42 television
Set to stun 23 February 2009 9:00 GMT

The Good
DMM mode creates amazing depth, DR+ recorder, high-def detail, sound quality

The Bad
DMM mode brings some shimmer, over £3000 for full package, underwhelming black levels

Verdict
Expensive but worth it, the Loewe Art 42’s stunning depth-laden pictures and powerful sound makes it an all-in-one solution that could even force your home cinema into the loft

Price
£2345
Philips Ambilight 42PFL9803H LED Lux television
A bit of Lux-ury? 18 November 2008 9:05 GMT

The Good
Unusual silver design, deep blacks, lively and blur-free images, detail, Ambilight lightshow

The Bad
Must be set-up carefully, erratic click wheel on remote control

Verdict
The finest LCD TV around? The 42PFL9803H’s use of LED lights behind the screen bring a cinematic brilliance as good as any plasma

Price
£2100
Toshiba Regza 40ZF355DB television
Should thin be in? 19 May 2008 16:00 GMT

The Good
Thin frame, picture quality, three HDMI slots

The Bad
Setup menu clunky, blue light on front

Verdict
If you're looking for good performance with no frills, this is definitely worth checking out

Price
£1299
Sharp Aquos LC32D44 television
Freeview at the forefront 8 July 2008 9:00 GMT

The Good
Freeview picture quality, easy to use onscreen menus, lots of detail, great price

The Bad
Some motion blur, no Full HD resolution

Verdict
While hardly the final word in high definition picture quality, this is a great value set if Freeview picture quality is your priority

Price
£549
Philips 56PFL9954H Cinema 21:9 television
Wide-boy TV stretches the boundaries 14 July 2009 8:33 GMT

The Good
Involving HD pictures, superb scaling, great remote control, beefy sound

The Bad
Some picture distortion, occasional softness, no LED panel

Verdict
At £4,500 it's an expensive upgrade to an existing flatsceen TV, and though short-lived, the initial wow-factor is almost worth the cash

Price
£4500
Sharp LC-46DH77E television
Sharp crosses the thin green line 21 April 2009 9:00 GMT

The Good
Strong colours, excellent onscreen menus, very involving Blu-ray picture

The Bad
Some blur and noise, weak audio

Verdict
You won’t find many bells and whistles here, but if you’re after a monster screen to pair with a Blu-ray player there’s few LCD TVs of this size around that give a cinematic treatment to HD sources

Price
£999
Sharp LC-37XL8E television
Hot proposition for Christmas? 14 October 2008 9:00 GMT

The Good
100Hz processing works well, colours, deep blacks, Freeview pictures

The Bad
Lack of fine HD detail, build quality

Verdict
A near miss for Sharp. Although it’s as versatile as any other 37in LCD out there, its Full HD panel doesn’t turn in a star performance with Blu-ray and other high-def material

Price
£850
Sony KDL-32W4000 television
Not just extra pixels 1 July 2008 9:00 GMT

The Good
Gorgeous onscreen menus, Full HD pictures, powerful speakers

The Bad
Shoddy Freeview picture quality, slight blur on pictures

Verdict
Superbly presented with plenty of connectivity, this is a serious (if small) attempt at Full HD that boasts excellent colour and decent sound

Price
£899
LG 32LG6000 Scarlet television
Mutton dressed as lamb? 22 July 2008 9:00 GMT

The Good
Easy to use on-screen menus, Freeview pictures, clean high-def images

The Bad
Blu-ray discs lack fine detail, some image lag

Verdict
Style and substance rule on this mid-range screen, though its mass of features can't hide its lack of Full HD resolution

Price
£600
Cello C3298FR television
Flash of inspiration? 11 August 2009 9:00 GMT

The Good
Records to two SD cards, archive recordings as MPEG files to a PC or Mac, built-in DVD player

The Bad
Poor picture quality, flat audio, girth

Verdict
From a purist’s point of view this TV is below average in terms of picture quality – and is arguably loaded with extra features merely to attract your attention

Price
£450

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