Top 10 Widescreen Televisions
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Size
14" - 20"
21" - 27"
30" - 32"
37" - 40"
Above 40"
Price
<£50
£50-£100
£100-£200
£200-£300
£300-£400
£400-£500
£500-£1000
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LG
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Sony KDL-46X3000 - 46'' Widescreen Bravia 1080P
Type LCD TV , Widescreen: Yes , Freeview: Yes , HD: Full HD
Still one of the best LCD Author: N/A Bought the X3000 at a bargain price as ex-demo. I can tell you now this is one of the best LCD TV around. Only the top of the range Panys and Pioneers plasma is better on viewing movies. Other than that this X-series is the best all rounder. The connections is by far most generous...
A top of the line TV for a bit less Author: xanderblack The only difference between this and the x3500 is that you can change the panelling on the front of the x3500. If you're happy with the black frame (as any film fan would be as it contrasts the best with the screen) than its better value for money than the x3500. I got...
Samsung UE55B7020W 55-inch Widescreen Ultra Slim
Samsung SM932MW 19" Widescreen TV Monitor - Black
Panasonic TX-P46G15B 46-inch Widescreen Full HD
LG 42PQ6000 42-inch Widescreen HD Ready Plasma TV
Toshiba Regza 42ZV635DB 42-inch Widescreen Full HD
Toshiba 42AV504 - 42" Widescreen HD Ready LCD TV
Type LCD TV , Widescreen: Yes , Freeview: Yes , HD: HD Ready
Sony KDL32EX403U BRAVIA 32-inch Widescreen Full HD
Samsung UE40C5100 40-inch 50Hz Slim Widescreen
Daewoo DLT19L2 - 19" Widescreen HD Ready LCD TV -
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Can you recommend 50" or over LCD, ALSO 3D TV. tHANKS.
Hi We have around £800 to spend. We require a 1080P full HD TV with a screen size bigger than 42 inch so could you point us in the right direction of a TV which is the best value for money. It must look good and have fantastic picture quality and sound and have an array of useful features. I accept that you get what you pay for but do you really get better quality on spending more than £800. If so, what are you getting and is it really worth it? Can you also clear up the LCD v Plasma v LED scenario like for like including pros and cons. Are we better hanging on for the 3D TV's to come down in price a bit more yet and will they really take off considering you have to wear those glasses
I have limited space/ what is the best quality 37 to 40 inch full HD tv between £600 & £800 and should I choose LCD or LED Please Help / Barry
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