I bought this solely for the use in a spare bedroom that we double up as a computer room so we didn't have to have 2 separate screens. The TV itself was really easy to tune in with the Auto-tune function. It uses the more common 3 digit channel numbers E.G BBC1 would be 901 and not just '1' The image quality is incredibly clean and crisp, and really easy to watch. For some reason when I hook my XBOX360 up to it, I can get it to believe It is a full HD tv (which it isnt) and have incredible results when playing games. I would imagine this is the same with bluray players (I havnt tried it on this tv yet though) The sound quality is fantastic for ...  Read the complete review

I have had my LG 22LG3000 for nearly two years now, and I have to say that this is still one of my favourite pieces of kit. Although it has been surpassed by new models and LED 3d TV's, this can still more than hold it's own against the current line up of bargain basement LCD TV's being sold at full price now. First of all, this is not just a TV, if you so choose it can also double as a computer monitor. At present I have my computer and PS3 attached to the HDCP enabled HDMI slot through a switcher (seemingly the HDMI 2 port does not have HDCP support), my virgin box plugged in to the AUX on the side, my laptop hooked up to the VGA connector and I have the ...  Read the complete review

I'm not someone who has to purchase the latest gadget. I usually end up buying them, eventually, when they've gone down in price and probably not the latest any more. I also find it difficult justifying purchasing a replacement for something, if that something already functions perfectly well. However, I've gone against my rational mind and bought a new 22" LCD flatscreen telly as a replacement for my old analogue 15" Toshiba. I did feel guilty at first, as it's served me well for over 10 years without so much as a hiccup. But, it's hulky and bulky and I so much prefer the streamlined slimness of today's flatscreens. This wasn't a ...  Read the complete review