TV Reviews

Whoever said you could not afford a plasma HDTV has not taken a look at the Panasonic TH-42PX50U. It looks great and costs under $3000 dollars.

The HD61LPW175 puts the wide in widescreen, to say the least. At a tad under $2500 this could be the best value for a TV this large.

Philips new 42PF9831D 42-inch LCD TV features full-surround Ambilight technology and a stylish remote control for under $4000 MSRP.

Pioneer’s 7th generation plasma, the PDP-5070HD makes strides over last years offering, the 5060HD with improved black levels and color decoding.

The Samsung LN-S2651D 26-inch LCD has an amazing picture and works great for TV viewing, video games, or even as a PC monitor.

At a price under $600, the popular Vizio V032L 32-inch TV is perfect as a second TV for your home.

The Sony Bravia KDL-32XBR6 32-inch LCD HDTV is pleasing on the eyes and shows that Sony still has game.

Samsung's PN50A450 plasma-screen TV cuts resolution down to 720p in order to offer more screen real estate for the buck.

Sitting between the popular 42- and 50-inch HDTV sizes, Samsung's LN46A630 occupies the middle of the road both in size and features.

Break open that piggy bank because the Pioneer Elite Kuro Pro-111FD is the TV you have been waiting for.

The Sony KDL-52XBR6 is a very good 52-inch HDTV, and you'll be happy once you make the investment.

Toshiba's affordable all-in-one TV might cut it in the kitchen, but probably not anywhere else.

Superb black levels and picture clarity make this HDTV a winner, if you can find it on discount.

Panasonic's 2009 models make great leaps forward in energy efficiency, brightness and contrast.

Toshiba's 46SV670 proves that LED-backlit LCD televisions can compete with plasma on every level.

LG's first LED-backlit LCD display offers contrast comparable to a plasma, if you can afford it.

Insignia's L42X-10A loads up on features from further up the price ladder with minimal compromise.

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Check out our Sony Bravia KDL-52XBR9 review and learn why the XBR9 makes up for its lack of LED backlighting with outstanding picture quality and built-in Internet connectivity.

We review the Sharp Aquos LC-32LE700UN LCD TV, part of Sharp's LE700 Series which features the Full Array LED backlight system.

During our review of the Vizio VF551XVT we clearly find the styling “challenged.” Yet this isn’t a statue in MOMA but a big-screen television--and the display is what counts.

We review the Toshiba 55UX600 55-inch LED HDTV which features internet capability, 120 HZ, and deep black levels.

We review Sharp's LC-60LE820UN an LED TV which holds it own against some of the best HDTVs we've seen.

We review Sharp's LC-52LE820UN, which is an LED TV. The set holds its own against some of the best HDTVs we've looked reviewed.

We took a look at Sharp's LC-40LE820UN LED TV which is up to the task against some of the best HDTVs we've tested.

Review: The KDL-46NX810 from Sony delivers excellent picture quality with outstanding brightness, contrast, color and black levels.

Review: 60NX810 from Sony comes with an excellent picture. This includes incredible brightness, contrast, color and black levels.

Review: Sony's NX810 delivers an outstanding picture with incredible brightness, contrast, color and black levels.

Review: The fully featured Quattron LC-60LE925UN from Sharp offers 3D, 240 Hz, and is internet connected with Netflix and Vudu built in.

Review: With Panasonic's Viera TC-P42GT25 you get a 3D HDTV that has excellent 3D and 2D picture quality all at an affordable price level.

Review: Panasonic's Viera TC-P50GT25 3D HDTV offers excellent 3D and 2D picture quality at an affordable price.

Review: It's as close as you can get to a 40-inch laptop in the living room with Sony's Internet TV. The set combines the flexbility of a PC with the picture quality and screen size of a television.

Review: Sony’s Internet TV is the closest thing you can get to a 46-inch laptop in your living room, combining the flexibility of a PC with the size and picture quality of a TV.

Review: Combing the flexibility of a PC with the size and picture quality of a TV, Sony's Internet TV is as close as it comes to having a 32-inch laptop in the living room.