The HANNSvibe is so quintessentially 1960s in appearance we were expecting to see images of the Fab Four flickering in the Test Labs, along with a 60s 007

Funky, unique deisgn, Good price

Poor connectivity, Picture is underwhelming

This 60s-inspired HDTV is low on features,but the price is right and pictures solid

This 20inch LCD set from Sony is one of an increasing number to boast HD-ready specs, which means you can get crisp hi-def pictures in the bedroom, kitchen or anywhere you like

Good timbre-matching, Distinctive looks, Overclocking headroom, Half the price of the cheapest Ultra, Vibrant image quality, Strong build, Comfortable to use, Generous array of features, Exceptional hi-def performance

Lack of lower mid-range and bass punch limits its movie-performance, No triple SLI, Stopgap measure until the 9 series?, Controls can feel awkward, Image noise, Relatively expensive, Some noise in larger patches of colour

Expensive, but great pictures and plenty of sockets make it worth the asking price

The Aurea is like nothing else on the market. You may have seen Philips' Ambilight backlighting system before, but this, the firm's latest flagship model, takes things to a new level.

Spectra Ambilight is a showstopper, Superb pictures, Highly impressive sound

Massively expensive, Could overly dominate a room

Immodest, but stunning in every way except for the scary price

For the past few years digital TV has been a hare and tortoise race between Sky and Freeview.Sky, of course, is the hare. It has raced ahead with innovation after innovation, with both life-changing hardware like the Sky+ and Sky HD boxes, and forward ...

Freeview Playback system works well, Good 720p image

Black levels could be better, Limited viewing angle, Can't record two digital channels

A fairly good flatscreen overall, but it's the Freeview Playback that really sets it apart from the pack

If you're looking for a TV which has style at its core, you have to consider one from Samsung. And the brand's new flagship LCD TV, the 52in LE‑52M87BD, certainly fits that bill

Freeview Playback system works well, Good 720p image, Good value, Impressive features, Easy to use, All the features you could ask for, Excellent performance, Great build and handles well, Good value considering its pedigree, Great pictures, Loaded ...

Black levels could be better, Limited viewing angle, Can't record two digital channels, Motion handling issues, Tendency for noise

Jaw-dropping pictures and an outstanding features count to match

If you're going to call a TV range 'Design Art', you really are raising expectations of something truly spectacular and unlike anything that's been seen before.Which is precisely why our first impression of LG's 32LB75 is one of slight disappointment

Lovely design, Excellent connectivity, Good pictures, Cracking price

Black levels could be a tad better, Not enough bass

An eye-catchingly affordable designer TV that's not just extremely pretty on the outside