This black svelte, swish, state of the art television has enhanced our entertainment experience no end. No longer the big heavy antiquated monster with four channels, we now have a plethora of viewing delights at our fingertips. Oh how our evening have changed, we now dine with BBC, ITV2 and More 4. Sadly we used to eat at the table but this new television means tv dinners 7 days a week.

Aesthetically it's an attractive piece suitable for the modern home and the range of tv delights is considerable. However, ease of access and general use is somewhat laggy and frustrating as the signal invariably goes at the crucial moment when the winner of X Factor is about to be revealed.

The instructions are completely incomprehensible although once mastered there is a lot to offer the viewer. Recording programmes can be done at the touch of a button and there is a way of cataloguing all that you've recorded so that you can return to it at a later date.

In terms of value for money, the product was purchased before the credit crunch, which means that its current value is far lower. We should have waited to purchase it but at the time it was a worthwhile investment at approximately £400. It will remain in our home for a long time, and I have no doubts that it will keep its style.