Significantly cheaper than the competition, Full HD 1080p resolution, decent dynamic contrast ratio

No 100Hz, dated styling and ugly stand

The Tyagi 3788 is a simple, no-frills LCD television without the complex features of more expensive models. It offers acceptable picture quality.

Bright screen, in-built DVD player, 1680x1050 screen

16:10 ratio means black bars when watching TV or DVDs, low contrast, no 100Hz mode

As a simple, functional television that's not the main screen in the house, the Tyagi 2298 is an acceptable choice. It does not have the pedigree of more expensive small screens like Sony's KDL20S4000 panel, but it packs in plenty of functionality at ...

Great depth, gradation and vibrancy of colour, 100Hz mode is great, great SD upscaling

Needs a little tweaking to achieve the best picture, unimpressive design

As an evolution from the impressive XV500A series, Toshiba's latest televisions stack up well against the best 100Hz LCD televisions on the market.

Great colour handling, three digital inputs, smooth fast motion control

Comparatively low contrast and black levels

The Sharp LC-46D85X LCD television has Full HD 1080p resolution and 100Hz technology. It stands up to its direct competitors, with similar image quality and functionality at a lower price.

The Regza 46XV500A has features to match other brands? best but a few flaws stop it from being number one.

Great picture quality, great HD and SD performance

100Hz mode causes ghosting

The Regza 46XV500A has features to match other brands' best but a few flaws stop it from being number one.

Great contrast and black levels, LED back-lighting

Expensive, imperfect build quality, sharpness issues

Sony's KDL-46XBR45 produces fantastic quality images, but this excellence comes at a price.

Impressive blacks, great colours, sharp image, lots of features, ultra-thin design

Some noticeable uniformity issues, a little detail lost in dark areas, large screen reveals more of the flaws in standard-definition footage

Another great TV from Samsung, the Series 8 offers the same excellent image quality and features found in its other units. However, its awkward positioning in the company's range may turn off some users who are willing to spend a little more to get ...