Big Screen TVs

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 Samsung UE46ES8000

Large Screen Televisions; 46"; Full HD; 3D-ready, Internet TV, Face recognition, …; Newest review: 6/2012

PC Advisor are really impressed with the range of specifications that the Samsung UE46ES8000 boasts. Not only does it have the features that you would expect from a premium set, such as 3D and

5 reviews, 9 opinions (Above average)

 

More information at: TrustedReviews, 4/2012 Samsung UE46ES8000 The 46 inch Samsung UE46ES8000 LCD TV is an impressive set, with a gorgeous design and wealth of features. See how it fares. … to review

Sharp LC-42B20E
Sharp LC-42B20E

Large Screen Televisions; 40"; Full HD; Newest review: 1/2009

Sharp turned out another disappointing product with its LC-42B20E TV. A good picture was let down by lack of strong black rendering and loss of subtlety, and audio was mediocre. A feature set equal

1 review

 

More information at: What Hi-Fi? Sound and Vision, issue 3/2009 The next big thing for you? Eight of the best 40-42in TVs With large-screen TVs becoming the choice of purchase, eight new and established models, most with Full HD and all able to screen 1080p/24fps Blu-ray, were brought together to see where the state of play is at. In test: Eight 40-42in TVs were reviewed and rated based on picture, sound and features. Overall final scores ranged from "excellent" to "below par". … to review

Finlux 42FLHDF850U

Large Screen Televisions; Full HD; Newest review: 1/2009

Finlux's 42FLHDF85OU scored the worst in the What Hi-Fi? Sound and Vision Supertest. Poor image quality marred by excessive noise along with average sound and general lack of quality meant that …

1 review

 
 

Product information and further reviews for Big screen Televisions

Samsung UE46ES8000 PC Advisor 6/2012 - If you are looking for a 3D TV that has a smart design, the premium Samsung UE46ES8000 offers a wealth of features.

Best smart TVs Wired 6/2012 - If you are wanting to upgrade to one of the latest smart TVs, see if any of these five sets has something to offer. Review details: Five smart TVs were reviewed.

Samsung UE46ES8000 TechRadar UK 5/2012 - Samsung are currently the world's most popular TV brand but will the new flagship 46 inch UE46ES8000 TV also be a big hit?

2012: Interactive sets with premium performance What Hi-Fi? Sound and Vision 5/2012 - The latest crop of 2012 TVs is smarter and better specified than ever - with supercharged 3D, cutting-edge screen tech and even voice and gesture control. Telly has never been better than this... Review details: Three TVs were reviewed and rated. Final verdicts of 2 x "stunning all-rounder" and 1 x "well worth considering" were awarded.

Philips 42PF9831D CNET.co.uk 6/2006 - HD Ready 42-inch LCD TV with new Ambilight Surround and ClearLCD technologies.

Philips 32PF9830 CNET.co.uk 3/2006 - Philips Ambilight LCDs are the pretty young things of the flat-screen world. As well as boasting excellent picture quality and an abundance of features, they also feature swanky backlight panels that adapt to whatever's happening onscreen.

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Big screen Televisions


When the television was first introduced into people's homes, the case was often huge while the screen relatively small. According to manufacturers 'bigger is better' and for anyone who has been able enjoy their favourite film or experience all the drama of the match on a big screen while still benefiting from all the comforts of home, the sales pitch is finally found to live up to the hyperbole. Today the price of big screen televisions is continuously dropping and a screen over 32 inches is now well within the pocket of the average householder. An LCD or Plasma screen will offer the largest sizes in the smallest footprint, but there are some things to look out for when buying such a product. An LCD screen is available in sizes up to 42 inches but these are often a bit darker than their more expensive plasma cousins and are not as good at showing fast moving action or complex scenes. Plasma screens can also be made in larger dimensions, up to 60 inches for consumer models. Another method of achieving a larger picture is rear projection. Here the picture is projected onto the screen using a projector and system of mirrors, the picture quality is usually very good and with newer technology the depth can be as little as 7 inches. CRT televisions still boast the best picture quality and are cheaper than any other type of screen, flat or otherwise. CRT televisions are available in sizes up to 40 inches but a 32 inch screen will offer the best compromise, showing both HDTV and standard definition images at the best quality available. Quality from flat screens is expected to increase dramatically in the coming years and as HDTV broadcasts become more common a large screen TV will really be the only way to benefit.