With treats like like the JournE Touch and NB200, it’s easy to forget that Toshiba’s hottest skill is churning out eyeball–friendly HD tellies. And the Toshiba Regza 42RV635DB is no exception to the usual standard expected from the gadget giant. But is it worth laying down your hard earned for? Read our Toshiba Regza 42RV635DB review now and find out.
At the moment, Sony is well and truly out in front when it comes to churning out countless high–end HD TVs. And the Sony Bravia KDL-46W5500 is the latest to sit pretty in our front room. But is this powerhouse worth plumping for? Read our Sony Bravia KDL-46W5500 review and find out just how good it really is.
Having your head blasted off while gorging on action movies is as much part of the home cinema experience as eye–stroking images of Arnie going berserk with a semi–automatic weapon. And the 1kW–packing Panasonic SC-BT200 is certainly capable of chucking out amazing sound to match its Blu–ray loving pictures. So is this all–in–one worth a £500 punt? Read our Panasonic SC-BT200 review and see.
One–upping your pals with tech talk is one of life’s great gadget joys. It used to be hard drive space on your PC and then your phone. Today though, it’s all about how many Hz your TV has. 100? Pah. The LG 42LH5000 has 200Hz, aimed at making pics look even better on its 1080p panel. So how does it measure up? Read our LG 42LH5000 review and find out.
With the Blu-ray-equipped PS3 Slim hogging the limelight, it’s easy to forget that Sony also does a rather tasty line in dedicated Blu-ray players. Its entry-level BDP-S360 is an affordably priced effort that lacks bells and whistles but offers a decent array of basic features. Read our full Sony BDP-S360 to see if it’s worth a punt.
If you fancy browsing the web on your TV, then the Philips 37PFL9604H will be right up your super highway. It’s equipped with Net TV, which gets you online over a Wi-Fi or Ethernet connection, but unlike most other web-enabled TVs the Philips lets you browse the entire internet rather than limiting you to a choice selection of sites. Read our Philips 37PFL9604H review for our full verdict.
The hardest thing with some pieces of kit is not getting them to work but giving them back. We’re absolutely smitten with the Optoma HD82, the latest high end picture beamer from the top–end projector people. Read our full Optoma HD82 review to see just why it’s so good.
The Toshiba 42XV635D is a relatively high-spec 42-inch HDTV, sitting one step below Toshiba’s flagship ZV Series sets. It sports a 1920 x 1080 screen and a suite of standard processing techniques, plus Toshiba’s much-hyped Resolution+ upscaling tech: some algorithmic wizardry that apparently takes standard def content, chews it up and spits it out in eye-slicingly sharp “near HD” quality.
