Clear images, extensive input and output connections and a wide range of potential uses help make this Philips monitor outstanding.

A wide range of inputs, 1080i support, and two-year warranty make Baumann Meyer's DT2600 is a great choice for a widescreen TV.

Bravia is easily one of the best quality televisions we have tested and while its not perfect, its still a top buy with a price tag that reflects its quality.

This is one of the best TVs we have seen in the office and is easily equal to the Sony Bravia and Sharp Aquos.

The image quality on the Aquos is a thing to behold and blows the competition out of the water.

If you’re super rich and want the very best in massive flat panel television the Sharp Aquos LC65G5XSYS LCD TV is for you.

The LC52PD7X is an excellent LCD TV for those wishing to enter the world of 1080p and high definition content. Its price tag is high, but if you have the cash to spend, you won't be disappointed.

The LG 32LB9D is an exceptional LCD television which performed brilliantly across all resolutions.

Sony's Bravia KDL46XBR is a brilliant 1080p TV. It performed above par across all our tests and while it wasn't perfect, the issues we did spot did not detract. If you're after a full high definition screen that excels in all areas this is a great choice.

Samsung's LA52A750 is a fantastic upgrade to the previously top-of-the-line Series 6 units. It has the same great image quality but throws in a bunch of new connectivity and streaming features and a built-in content library.

Sony's Bravia KDL40Z4500 is a fantastic Full HD TV. It's Australia's first 200Hz television and it provides an excellent Motion Flow mode; the real faults we could find with it were a question of personal taste.