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ffrankmccaffery

6:20 PM on 28 April, 2009

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why would you want the design of a tv to "engage" you? surely the subtler and less obtrusive the styling the better?

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grouse

9:51 PM on 28 April, 2009

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where has value gone on the scores. or did this tv get 0. £700 for a 32" is very steep in this day and age.

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AndyVandervell

10:25 PM on 28 April, 2009

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Ah, may bad. Was dazzled by the endless torrent of 7s. Yeah, £700 is a lot, but you're paying for the Freesat tuner there really.

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Geoff Richards

1:08 AM on 29 April, 2009

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@Grouse - these days there isn't really a straight Size vs Price progression as there might've been in the past. "£700 for a 32" is very steep in this day and age" is a perfectly natural reaction, but this is Full HD 1080p for starters. Also the in-built Freeset HD tuner will set you back £150-ish as a set-top box (from memory).

I'm not defending this Panasonic per se - just pointing out that it's a member of the "Premium Small" sector ie 32" for people with small requirements, but premium spec, rather than the usual bargain basement (I saw a TV ad for Argos tonight that had 32" 720p LCD for £299!!)

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While the convenience of having Freesat and Freeview tuners built-in to a 32in TV is laudable, the L32G10's overall performance standards are nothing out of the ordinary, making the £700-plus price is a touch high. It's still a decent TV, but not one that will excite and delight.

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Reviewed by John Archer

28 April 2009

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£714.00

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