Televisions

A tenner an inch?! What Hi-Fi? Sound and Vision 1/2013 - TVs have never been more advanced. Top-of-the-range sets are bristling with connectivity options and bulging with smart tech. They sport HD cameras, built-in wi-fi, voice and gesture control interfaces and more. ... But what if you don't want that? ... And you don't want to pay the astronomical sums that many big TVs command? Review details: Three TVs were reviewed and rated. Final verdicts of 1 x "stunning all-rounder", 1 x "well worth considering" and 1 x "decent" were awarded.

A better viewing experience in large format CHIP HD-WELT Nr. 5 (September/October 2011) - Nine of the latest TVs above 46-inches are outdoing their predecessors, both in 2D and 3D performance. This is partially to do with their very low power consumption, but mainly due to the large size of their screens. Review details: Nine TVs were reviewed. Test criteria were TV, display and audio quality, ergonomics, features, energy efficiency, customer support and documentation.

Internet on TV PC NEWS 6/2011 - In addition to the recent 3D boom, there’s also a growing trend towards supporting various web-based services. For this reason, we give an overview of which TV sets are worth checking out and what extensions to look out for, so that you can not only watch TV from the comfort of your living room, but also surf the web and view online content. Review details: Three televisions and four multimedia players were tested.

Captain Flatscreen audiovision 9/2011 - Making a decision on which TV to buy is getting harder and harder. Almost 200 televisions are on the market at well below the 1000 euro mark, all vying for customers’ attention. We’ve tested out four brand new 40/42-inch sets in this price range, and give you the ultimate insight into what bargains are worth looking into. Review details: Four televisions were reviewed. Test criteria were image quality, energy efficiency and features.

3D technology battle Video-HomeVision 6/2011 - Up until now, the number of 3D TVs on offer, which come with shutter technology, has always been much higher than those models with polarisation. But the polarisation filter league is making a comeback with updated displays, which allow them to really show what they’re capable of. We compare the two technologies and give you some handy tips as there are benefits to using each one of the devices in our test. Review details: Three 3D televisions were tested. Test criteria were picture and sound quality, features, operation and processing.

New TVs for magical moments CHIP Test & Kauf 1/2011 - Popular, affordable - and there’s a wide selection as well: the 40-inch class of TVs keeps getting more attractive. The test reveals what current TVs in this size class are really capable of. Review details: Eight TVs were compared. They were evaluated according to the criteria TV, picture and sound quality, ergonomics, features, energy efficiency and service/documentation.

The new televisions CHIP 1/2011 - In today’s TV devices, good Full HD image quality is an absolute must. The voluntary elements are additional functions such as 3D, LAN and internet capability as well as design. Review details: 20 TVs were tested, including 10 with a screen size from 40 to 42-inch and 10 with 46 to 55-inch screens. Test criteria were TV/video quality, display quality, ergonomics, features, sound quality, energy efficiency and service/documentation.

A comparison test of the biggest 3D TVs PC-WELT 4/2011 Plus - The absence of a wealth of 3D material means that today’s top TVs need to make a mark by delivering decent image quality when displaying normal TV programming and videos. ‘PC-WELT’ tested out eight large screen models to see if it works. Review details: Eight TVs were tested. Test criteria were features (reception unit, ports, recording options ...), operation (programme navigation, remote control, set-up), image quality (visual test: 2D/3D, brightness:, 3D: cross talk ...), sound quality (audio test, maximum undistorted volume, background noise), power consumption (function / standby / off) and service (warranty period / on-site service, availability of service hotline / email, website / email, manufacturer’s website / product information manual / available firmware updates).

Great TV quality for less than 1,000 euros CHIP 5/2011 - TVs with a 40 to 50 inch screen size are becoming increasingly affordable: there are plenty of large format models worth recommending. ‘CHIP’ will help you decide which one is right for you. Review details: 10 TVs were tested and rated on TV/ video quality, display and sound quality as well as ergonomics, features, energy efficiency and documentation/ service.

Flat street audiovision 3/2011 - Just as in the stock market, money plays the most important roll when choosing a TV. For this reason we tested seven 40/42-inch devices with a high street price of under 1000 Euros. We also give you the best bargain tips for TVs with 46 to 55-inch screen sizes. Review details: Seven TVs were reviewed. Test criteria were image quality, energy efficiency and features.

The new generation of plasmas CHIP HD-WELT No. 4 (July/August 2011) - The first thing you’ll notice about the latest edition to Panasonic’s range of 3D plasmas is its attractive new look - the 50-inch TV’s frame is considerably narrower than its predecessor, and the device is slimmer overall. This, as well as the larger size of its glass surface, really makes the TX-P50VT30E look more modern and elegant than the older model. Panasonic haven’t just revamped the design, but have also given the insides a makeover too.

Super picture quality with LED digital home 2/2011 - LED televisions over 40 inches count as some of the most sought after models on the market. LED technology is deemed forward-looking, gives an extremely crisp picture and is low in power consumption. But it’s not just the image technology that’s fantastic on these TV sets - nowadays, top-of-the-range televisions are real networkers too. They provide easy network and internet access, and offer a large selection of apps - from entertainment and information, to video conferencing on Skype. Handy multimedia and recording functions are also on offer via USB. In this issue, we’ve put together a selection of models between 40 and 46 inches in size that are worth looking into. ... Review details: Five LED televisions were reviewed: three upper class sets and two top-of-the-range models. Test criteria were image (HDMI), sound, features, processing and operation.

Super picture quality with LED Heimkino 6-7/2011 - Liquid Crystal Displays (LCD) are clearly gaining popularity amongst LED technicians: they promise the best picture at the lowest power consumption. We tested out five LED TV models with screen sizes of between 40 to 46 inches. Review details: Five LCD televisions were reviewed: three upper class sets and two top-of-the-range models. Test criteria were image (HDMI), sound, features, workmanship and operation.

A elegant wide screen CHIP HD-WELT Nr.3 (May/June 2011) - Samsung’s 55 inch device is a bit off-beat ... but in a positive sense: its notably thin border produces an elegant look and the latest technology ensures a fantastic picture.

3D technology like in the cinema CHIP HD-WELT Nr.3 (May/June 2011) - LG has kitted its latest 42 inch format 3D TV out with polarisation technology, ensuring a whole load of 3D fun with glasses that don’t cost a fortune.

Top class TV at an attractive price CHIP HD-WELT Nr. 5 (September/October 2011) - For less than 1000 euros, the 40" Samsung delivers fantastic image quality in both 2D and 3D, as well some impressive features.

Samsung UE40EH5300 TV Home Cinema Choice 1/2013 - The movie and TV industries might be trying their best to push 3D as if it were the best thing since sliced bread, but the truth is that there is a huge userbase that's simply not interested, and sets like the UE40EH5300 cater to this sector of the market.

Size isn’t everything test (Stiftung Warentest) 4/2011 - TVs: the demand for large TVs is growing, along with people’s belief in the future of 3D. The largest TV in our test offers a screen size of 127-cm, but we also have smaller devices under 100-cm. Review details: 19 TVs were reviewed in this international group test, of which 16 were LCD models: one with a 66-cm screen, four with 80-cm screens, one with a 94-cm screen, seven with screens between 102 and 107-cm and three with 117-cm screens. There were also three plasma TVs with screen sizes between 117 and 127-cm. The verdict: 7 x “good”, 11 x “satisfactory” and 1 x “acceptable”. We tested according to the following criteria: picture (3D image quality / moving image presentation: analogue/digital, when used as a PC monitor ...), sound, handling (daily use / on-screen menu, USB/card reader / PC home network, operation with remote control / on device ...), versatility and environmental credentials (power consumption when in use / on standby, problematic fire retardants ...). If the rating for sound was “acceptable”, the overall score could only be one mark higher. If environmental characteristics were rated “acceptable”, the verdict was devalued by half a mark.

LG 84LM960V TrustedReviews 12/2012 - LG introduced two headline grabbing TVs during the last CES in Las Vegas, but only one of them, the 84LM960V, has managed to make the announced 2012 deadline. Trusted Reviews treat themselves to 84 inches of Ultra-High Definition goodness.

Philips 55PFL6007T Expert Reviews 12/2012 - Philips' 55PFL6007T aims to be the perfect mid-range TV by doing away with superfluous high-end features while including all the ones that are to be expected from a set at this price and in this age.

LG 84LM960V 4K TV Pocket-lint.co.uk 12/2012 - A revolution is coming, and its name is 4K. But is it too soon to start looking at compatible sets like this 84-inch monster from LG?

LG 84LM960V 4K TV T3 12/2012 - 4K is already being touted as the future of high-definition TV, even if there isn't any native content available yet. Why then would you want to go for a set like the 84LM960V now? T3 try to give an answer to that question.

Samsung PS51E6500 S21 12/2012 - Samsung's LED TVs usually look sleeker than its plasma sets, but truth be told, the PS51E6500 is a very stylish proposition. S21 put it through its paces to see whether its performance is on a par with its looks.

LG 60PM670T S21 12/2012 - If the 50PM670T already impressed with its 50 inches, the 60-inch 60PM670T is a veritable behemoth which you'll need a huge room to make the most of.

Panasonic TX-P50ST50B S21 12/2012 - The TX-P50ST50B won't win any awards for design, but its huge 50-inch panel is enough of an eye-catcher in and of itself that its drab looks shouldn't be an issue, at least as long as performance is up to scratch.

Toshiba 40RL953 TechRadar UK 12/2012 - Toshiba has done an impressive job of climbing up the value TV market ladder in the last year or so, but can it secure its place?

Philips 40PFL7007T/12 Expert Reviews 11/2012 - Philips' 40PFL7007T is quite the looker, but does it deliver when it comes to performance and features?

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