Buyers Guide: Televisions Reviews

OK, so you have some £££s burning a hole in your pocket. You fancy a swish new telly. Oh, the choices! Firstly, do you want plasma or LCD? Both are 'flat-panel' technologies, but they are VERY different, in terms of price and performance. Generally speaking, LCD TVs go up to about 30-32" in size, while plasmas start at ...  Read the complete review

What to look for when buying a new television. Screen format, SCART, NICAM, NTSC, extended warranties... I recently had to buy a new TV, when my Hitachi gave up the ghost. You'll have your own criteria for deciding what to go for - here were my main considerations. -- Widescreen (16:9) v Standard (4:3) ...  Read the complete review

Choosing a particular TV nowadays is all about the size of your wallet, or if cash is no object then there are 100's maybe 1000's to choose from. This is a guide to main types of television that you may come across. Plasma televisions work by using Neon or Xenon gas in a plasma state, which is sandwhiched between two plates of high ...  Read the complete review

The speed at which electronic products become superceded is so rapid sometimes, that the expression "out of date before you remove it from the box" is very true. One way I found to keep ahead in one sense was to purchase second hand, but using a sensible route. I bought my TV as an ex-rental item, from one of the high-street TV ...  Read the complete review

The Digital revolution is upon us! Well that's what the man at Currys told me when he tried to sell a new all in one TV and satellite decoder and very convincing he was too! But luckily I've seen most of the developments of digital TV from the inside, no I haven't been to Parkhurst I mean the inside of TV. Digital TV ...  Read the complete review