A cheap, large screen solution with satisfactory visual performance.

A less than adequate television for most purposes, the pitfalls of LCD technology are particularly noticeable on the N2010.

A reliable and cheap screen, the only major downfall is its low contrast ratio.

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.

Quality panel with a low RRP

Versatile monitor/TV with a reasonable RRP

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

This screen offers great performance and features, but is let down by a one-year warranty.

The good picture quality and great price would help you overlook limited speakers and the absence of preset modes.

Advanced adjustment options and a generous array of presets augment middle-of-the-road picture-quality ratings, but ease-of-use issues and limited colour calibration tools prevent this model from ranking higher.

Sleek design, a top-notch image, and well-constructed menu system makes the Sony WEGA KLV-MR32 a killer LCD TV, but it's let down by a short warranty.

The screen offers a wide range of inputs and outputs with good image quality. Clean styling creates lounge-room appeal.