An older plasma, that isn't flawless, but it offered fantastic picture quality and a quite phenomenal performance-per-pound ratio for its day.

Invitingly priced. Great colour balance and detail. Solid motion

Some loss of detail in the darkest blacks

There's also a fair number of picture adjustments to tweak, with facilities including Low Noise Amplifier for boosting a weak off-air signal, and Digital Noise Reduction, which does exactly what is says on the tin

An older TV, but in its day one of the best picture performances we'd ever seen

The best picture performance we've seen from a flat screen, whether the source is hi, or standard definition

More than $10,000 at launch€apart from that, nothing

But screen resolution isn't the only factor with this set. Unlike other screens that are HD ready, the Pioneer doesn't solely rely on HD material. Instead it relays TV signals and other standard-def sources with an even hand. It's really difficult to ...

Decent quality at a great price make this a bargain, but you'll need extras to appreciate it.

Overall, at $2127 its great value. If you want a big TV you dont have to sacrifice quality with the AT4220B, but make sure you buy a separate digital tuner or Foxtel to make the most of it.

When everything from your movie collection to your photo album is digital, why would you want to watch it all on a tiny monitor with tinny speakers while your big television and surround sound sits idle in the lounge room?

19in widescreen LCD TV which shows much promise and is Dell's first consumer offering in Australia. Spec-wise it looks quite good on paper, with 450cd/m2 brightness, 600:1 contrast ratio and 1280 x 768 widescreen resolution, and it doesn't disappoint ...

The first such consumer product from Dell is the W1900, a 19in widescreen LCD TV which shows much promise

As well as TV viewing (an analog tuner is built in) this screen's strength comes from its LCD-ness which makes it awesome for plugging into a PC (Media Center, anyone?) or for components like digital set-top boxes or DVD players.

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Boasting two D-Sub and two audio ports along with DVI-D, the Sony SDMX72 presents a range of features that even surpasses the winning BenQ FP791.

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HITACHI PD32-A2100

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