Want Freesat HD but don't fancy yet another box under the telly? This 37in, Full HD Panasonic has the answer

Excellent Freesat images. Good DVD upscaler. Smooth motion handling. Above-average sound

Pricey if you're not going to use its Freesat functionality

The 200Hz mode might draw you in, but can this LG set's performance keep you in thrall?

Capable and assured picture. Good spec, including 200Hz. Stylish. Decent value for money

Perhaps could do better with black levels - but this is a minor quibble

The flagship set from Sony's new eco range promises a number of world-saving firsts. Its picture's not bad either…

Eco-friendly innovations. Full HD spec. Simple to use. Excellent all-round picture performance

Black levels could be better. Design a matter of taste

Philips' flagship 'Lux' is one of the most expensive 42in TVs on the market. Luckily, it's also one of the most capable

Exceptional contrast and black levels. Punchy colours. Slick design. Powerful sound. Extensive socket fit

The remote control is a bit of a clunker. Some motion issues on occasion. Far from cheap

Panasonic's flagship plasma is an extraordinary big-screen experience. But you'll need a big room and equally roomy pockets to justify it

Black depth and contrast ratio. Great colour realism and accuracy. Adjustable, flexible design. Sheer size

Sheer size. Price. Purist design is light on features

Pioneer's last ever plasma television promises its best picture quality yet. Has the Kuro range signed off in style?

Stupendous black depth and contrast. Brilliant colours, edge definition and clarity. Gorgeous design. Extensive spec

It's not cheap. That's it

For a set that all but disappears if you look at it side, on, this Sammy packs some serious tech. But how phat is its performance?

Super-slim good looks. High spec. Effective LED backlighting. Composed pictures from all sources

Unpleasant remote. Wireless dongle costs extra. Ropey broadcasts look... well... ropey

Costing a cool £600 more than the next set down in the range, we're expecting special things from this Z series. Show us what you can do, Sony...

Builds on the already-impressive 'W4500 to create the best picture of any 46in TV we have yet seen

The individual improvements aren't as dramatic as £600 might suggest

If you're after detail and contrast rather than whiz-bang features, Sony thinks it has the answer with this 46in set. We'll be the judges of that...

Unbeatable combination of deep blacks and punchy whites. Stunning detail, particularly with Blu-ray. Excellent motion

It needs care in calibration to truly impress

You might scoff at a £700 set that doesn't boast Full HD, but don't write off this Panny yet - it could just surprise you

Great picture performance at the price. Nice design

Gives some definition and detail away to Full HD screens