You don't have to look too deep to find the appeal of Bush's new LCD14DVD. Basically, it's a 14in DVD and LCD TV combi that costs just £500. But is it any good?

Super-sized TV is the exclusive preserve of the rich, right? Wrong. Dead wrong. I know this for a fact, as before me sits a 40in widescreen rear-projection TV, the Bush RP40TV, that'll set you back the unprincely sum of just £700.

Alright, so £500 is hardly the sort of money that one can throw around willy nilly, but when it comes to LCD screens, it's not really that much at all. Surprisingly, this isn't the cheapest screen on the market...

There's no point in denying it, we Brits can't resist a bargain. Whether its budget flights to Madrid for £4, Channel ferry crossings for £1, DVD players for £30 or even the contents of the bargain bucket in Woolies

Look up 'no-nonsense' in a dictionary, and you might just find a picture of Bush's LCD 15IDTV. Even its name is an exercise in straight talk, simply describing every pertinent aspect of what it is: a 15in LCD TV with a built in digital tuner.

Now this is starting to get silly. But in a good way. What we have before us right this second is a 40in TV - yes, that's 40 inches - that you can take home now for the princely sum of £700