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There are now so many televisions to choose from that it's hard to get a clear picture of what will suit you best. Here Duncan Madden, a former editor of Boys Toys magazine and one of Britain's leading technology journalists, tunes in to the five best flatscreens. Click here for TVs Overview.
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If you're looking for a flatscreen television that doesn't require a second mortgage, you won't do better than Evesham's 32-inch High-Definition LCD Alqemi 32TX. Sleek styling, HD Ready, built-in digital TV tuner, great connectivity and decent picture and sound quality make it the best gogglebox in its price bracket.
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Combining a brilliant price with looks and performance that sets costing far more can only dream about, Panasonic's all-new HD Ready 32-inch LCD range topper is a true feat of engineering. Incorporating Panny's celebrated V-Real technology and the user-friendly VIERA Link, it's the perfect complement to any home cinema.
From one of the most respected manufacturers comes this powerhouse LCD television for anyone looking to eek the very best out of every peripheral product they have, be it SKY HD, PlayStation3 or HD camcorder. Very beautiful, very desirable and very capable, the Sony has it all - with a price tag to match.
With so many different TVs doing much the same thing, it can be difficult to separate the best from the rest. But Pioneer's 50-inch plasma work of art is undeniably that - the best looking and most technologically advanced television with the best picture ever produced. But hold your horses, because it won't come cheap!
While a television in the sitting room has been a necessity for years, a second set for the kitchen, bedroom or study is becoming equally essential for many of us. This Philips LCD 15-incher combines slick looks and classy performance in an unobtrusive design that won't dominate the room.