Samsung’s Series 7 and 8 TVs may be the precocious supermodels in the brand’s 2011 range, but its Series 6 screens are the high-street stars. Not only is this 37incher quietly gorgeous, courtesy of its transparent bezel and pedestal neck, it also offers Smart Hub net connected goodness and 3D on top of its Freeview HD tuner and media playback talents. Read the rest of this entry »
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Toshiba’s 42inch RL853 is about as generic an LED flatscreen as you could hope to find. It has a regulation shiny (but not gloss) black finish and a thin (but not too thin) LCD panel. The set’s user interface may be as dull as an Amish fashion parade, but it’s easy enough to use: several tabbed areas are overlaid stage centre. Read the rest of this entry »
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Toshiba recently launched its new L Series Satellites, aimed at the average consumer who needs a well-priced portable that can run everyday tasks, with added multimedia features. The Satellite L755-13F is one of the new models and while its multimedia potential is limited, it’s still a well-built and usable machine. Read the rest of this entry »
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Sony’s updated black L-Series comes with a brilliant 24-inch HD LED backlit screen and solid specs, making this PC screamingly fast to use for touch and multi-media apps.The Japanese tech giant been dabbling in touch technology with great success on its VAIO range of consumer kit and the new L-Series is a great enhancement on its predecessor. Read the rest of this entry »
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Classy Freeview HD TV upgrade but want to keep a lid of fripperies such as 3D and net connectivity, then Panasonic’s TX-L42E3 could be your TV of choice. The set’s user interface is solid enough, although the TV EPG has no Live TV window and, with ad slots, is as ugly as a box of frogs. Hi-def picture quality is above average, although there are caveats. Read the rest of this entry »
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