I purchased this Television just before the Fifa World Cup in 2010, so it's around 30 months old now, but with an incredible life of 60,000 hours, i imagine i will have this TV for a few more years.

The first thing you will notice about this Television is it's design, it doesn't have any protruding buttons or unsightly stickers, it has a simple black frame, and is extremely sleek at just 8cm from front to back - which is very important for a Television in my opinion.

The Picture, is crisp, sharp, deep and very rich, the variation in colour is fantastic, some televisions struggle with the contrast between dark black, light black and grey, but i have noticed this television handles the variation extremely well, likewise, the brightness is perfect, it comes with 3 presets of low, middle and high, i like to use low as my eyes are very sensitive, but even on the low brightness setting, the picture detail is second to none.

It has a 720p HD Screen, which at a distance of 1 metre or more, is almost indistinguishable from a 1080p HD screen, the actual resolution is 1366 x 768 and it comes with a built in Freeview Tuner, alas, it is not freeview HD, but it still provides all the channels in excellent quality - it also comes with a CI slot, for channels such as ESPN.

It has an ethernet adapter on the rear meaning you can access connect TV and similar services, although i haven't tried it personally, it has 3 AV Channels (2 x Scart, 1 x RGB) 1 HDMI input and 1 VGA input, i regularly use the VGA input to stream movies from netflix or watch Youtube on a big screen, and it works perfectly well.

The remote control is simple and easy to use, the electronic programme guide is very well designed, you can set reminders and series links at the touch of a button, i really couldn't fault anything about this TV.

I am going to rate this Television as a 9.5/10, with the minus 0.5 due to the fact that it is 720p and not 1080p.

Thank you for reading my review.