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        1. LG 42LV550T

          LG 42LV550T

          Price as reviewed £554.00
          28 Jul 2011
          Our rating:
          8/10

          LG's 42in 42LV550T TV might not have 3D, but it's got plenty else to talk about - not least its sub £600 price tag.

        2. Toshiba 42RL853

          Toshiba 42RL853

          Price as reviewed £481.36
          5 Jul 2011
          Our rating:
          8/10

          This great bargain option in Toshiba’s 2011 TV range ups the feature count of previous models.

        3. Samsung UE32D5000

          Samsung UE32D5000

          Price as reviewed £345.00
          30 Jun 2011
          Our rating:
          8/10

          If you’re not interested in Smart TVs or 3D, then Samsung’s UE32D5000 looks like it could be a hugely tempting proposition.

        4. LG32LV550T

          LG 32LV550T

          Price as reviewed £499.40
          7 Jun 2011
          Our rating:
          8/10

          LG’s 32LV550T does a damn fine job of reminding us what sort of TV bargains there are to be had right now if you’re willing to forgo 3D.

        5. Samsung UE32C6000

          Price as reviewed £599.00
          23 Dec 2010
          Our rating:
          8/10

          As well as setting the bar in design terms, this 32in LED LCD TV is a very good all-round performer.

        6. Sharp Aquos LC-32LE600E 32in LED Backlit LCD TV

          Price as reviewed £449.90
          11 Feb 2010
          Our rating:
          8/10

          LED backlighting is certainly a hot topic right now and this 32in LCD TV from Sharp makes full use of it.

        7. Finlux 42S7080

          Finlux 42S7080

          Price as reviewed £450.00
          18 Oct 2012
          Our rating:
          7/10

          A cheap and cheerful 3D TV, unless you're a serious gamer or movie fan.

        8. Finlux 40S8070-T

          Finlux 40S8070-T

          Price as reviewed £599.99
          13 Jun 2012
          Our rating:
          7/10

          Finlux serves up a thoroughly decent 40in Smart TV for under £600. Bargain.

        9. Toshiba 40RL953

          Toshiba 40RL953

          Price as reviewed £477.79
          8 May 2012
          Our rating:
          7/10

          Toshiba’s latest 40in TV is a solid but flawed budget option.

        10. Logik L423ED11

          Price as reviewed £599.00
          16 Dec 2011
          Our rating:
          7/10

          The Dixons Group’s in-house brand lights a fire under 3D TV pricing with the ultra-affordable L423ED11. But is its price the only thing it’s got going for it?

        11. Toshiba 32UL863

          Toshiba 32UL863B

          Price as reviewed £429.97
          22 Nov 2011
          Our rating:
          7/10

          This TV packs edge LED lighting, 100Hz processing and online functionality in at an aggressive price. But does that mean you should buy one?

        12. Sony KDL-37EX524

          Price as reviewed £574.90
          30 Aug 2011
          Our rating:
          7/10

          Sony’s KDL-37EX524 does rather more in feature and performance terms than you might expect for its money.

        13. LG 42LV450U

          LG 42LV450U

          Price as reviewed £569.00
          22 Jul 2011
          Our rating:
          7/10

          A 42in TV using edge LED lighting for just £569? Sounds like the LG 42LV450U should do nicely. However..

        14. Toshiba 32DB833

          Toshiba 32DB833

          Price as reviewed £449.98
          12 Jul 2011
          Our rating:
          7/10

          Convenience meets cutting edge HD tech and great value in the shape of Toshiba’s 32DB833: a 32in TV with a built-in Blu-ray player.

        15. Toshiba 42HL833

          Toshiba 42HL833

          Price as reviewed £449.99
          1 Jul 2011
          Our rating:
          7/10

          While the 42HL833 is okay, it does also remind us that the simple act of putting edge LED lighting in an LCD TV doesn’t automatically produce a better picture than a good CCFL screen can.