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          1. Philips 55PFL6007

            Philips 55PFL6007

            Price as reviewed £1,500.00
            19 Oct 2012
            Our rating:
            9/10

            Philips' latest mid-range TV puts the company back on track.

          2. Sony KD-84X9005

            Sony KD-84X9005

            Price as reviewed £25,000.00
            8 Oct 2012
            Our rating:
            9/10

            Sony delivers the biggest and best 4k TV yet - with a price tag to match.

          3. Philips 46PFL8007

            Philips 46PFL8007

            Price as reviewed £1,700.00
            4 Oct 2012
            Our rating:
            9/10

            Philips returns to the TV fray in spectacular fashion with this high-end LED offering.

          4. Sony 46HX753

            Sony KDL-46HX753

            Price as reviewed £899.00
            4 Jul 2012
            Our rating:
            9/10

            Bigger is definitely better for Sony’s latest 46in TV.

          5. Toshiba 32RL953

            Toshiba 32RL953

            Price as reviewed £340.00
            2 Jul 2012
            Our rating:
            9/10

            Say hello to one of the biggest TV bargains of the year.

          6. Samsung UE46ES7000

            Samsung UE46ES7000

            Price as reviewed £1,699.00
            31 May 2012
            Our rating:
            9/10

            If you can’t quite run to Samsung’s flagship ES8000 TVs, the UE46ES7000 is a fine alternative.

          7. LG 42LM670T

            Price as reviewed £1,399.00
            23 Apr 2012
            Our rating:
            9/10

            LG’s classy start to 2012 continues with this excellent mid-range 42-incher.

          8. Panasonic TX-L42WT50

            Price as reviewed £1,649.98
            18 Apr 2012
            Our rating:
            9/10

            Panasonic gets really, really serious about LED technology with its flagship L42WT50.

          9. LG 55LM660T

            Price as reviewed £1,800.00
            10 Apr 2012
            Our rating:
            9/10

            LG kicks off its 2012 telly season with the largest model from its new mid-range LM660T series. And the results are nothing if not spectacular.

          10. Samsung UE46ES8000

            Samsung UE46ES8000

            Price as reviewed £1,487.92
            4 Apr 2012
            Our rating:
            9/10

            A stunning design with a tip-top performance and class-leading online system? That’ll be another Samsung flagship TV, then.

          11. Toshiba 46YL863

            Toshiba 46YL863

            Price as reviewed £999.00
            19 Mar 2012
            Our rating:
            9/10

            Toshiba’s 46YL868 is ferociously well specified and exceedingly glamorous. But is it also any good?

          12. Samsung UE55ES8000

            Samsung UE55ES8000

            Price as reviewed £2,499.00
            11 Feb 2012
            Our rating:
            9/10

            Exclusive: The Samsung UE55ES8000 is the company's new flagship TV and as expected it is, for the most part, nothing short of spectacular.

          13. Toshiba 32RL858

            Toshiba 32RL858B

            Price as reviewed £399.99
            10 Jan 2012
            Our rating:
            9/10

            Toshiba stirs the budget TV market up once more with this ‘designer’ 32in TV complete with Smart TV functionality, plenty of multimedia support, and a Freeview HD tuner.

          14. Philips 50PFL7956T

            Philips 50PFL7956H

            Price as reviewed £1,999.00
            12 Dec 2011
            Our rating:
            9/10

            Philips attempts to make its 21:9-ratio TVs more mainstream with a set that also marks the brands’ first foray into passive 3D technology

          15. Philips 46PFL9706T

            Price as reviewed £2,299.00
            29 Nov 2011
            Read our product preview

            Philips finally coughs up the world’s first TV to use a moth-eye filter. And the results give us a new-found respect for our fluttery night-time friends.