Like alchemists of yore, we’re convinced that Evesham has employed wizards to create its none-more-affordable Alqemi range of LCD TVs: it has certainly succeeded in turning base materials into gold.

Evesham is a British company known for its PC equipment. In recent years, it has embraced the world of high-definition television and it keeps on getting better.

The compact and portable Evesham TV-930 wants to be an LCD TV that's versatile enough to watch on the hop, or in the car for that matter: a good idea that Evesham hasn't nailed. For starters, the TV-930's black, plastic shell is drab

Evesham has always had an aggressive pricing policy, which explains why the Alqemi VX is so much cheaper than its big name rivals. But low price doesn't always mean low quality, so we're hoping Evesham hasn't cut too many corners

For those with limited space, 26-inch sets are still ideal and this TV is a bargain, but does the spec suffer as a result? Sadly, yes it does. The first thing we notice is the slightly cheap-looking design

At £600, the HD-ready Alqemi 32SX for low-cost PC manufacturer Evesham, is a superbly cheap TV, but it's certainly not nasty. Suitably robust, the piano black finish sets off contemporary living rooms a treat

Evesham, purveyor of affordable PCs, is trying something new. Its presence here should make that clear - its new and wide range of Alqemi HD LCDs are its attempt to turn its computer experience into AV gold.

Evesham is known for its affordable PCs, but it has now branched off into the world of HD TVs with a large range of LCD models named Alqemi. And while the 32SX isn't quite pure magic, it costs just £600 and certainly has a few tricks up its sleeve

Computer manufacturer Evesham has been selling affordable flatscreen televisions for a while now, but has been billing its new 'Alqemi' range of high-definition LCD models as something special, and at an affordable price to boot

With its £600 price tag, Evesham's Alqemi 32SX is among the most affordable 32in high definition televisions around. But, don't read 'affordable' as 'cheap and nasty': there's more crammed into this TV than you'd expect...

LCD TV is providing a perfect avenue for traditionally PC brands to have a crack at the AV world. Performance from these PC crossovers have been mixed at best, but they're certainly competitive on price, and Evesham's £700 V32EMRO is no exception.

Don't be fooled by the drab exterior. While large plasma TVs are struggling to fit more than 1,000 lines of pixels into their screens, Evesham's V20KCDX TV crams in 1050 even though its screen is just 20-inch.

Evesham may have carved a name for itself in the UK for producingquality computers, but shipping branded screens is a whole newballpark. That said, if its new 20.1in LCD TV is anything to go by...

When HD-ready flatscreens first appeared on the market they were prohibitively pricey, but now their cost has fallen to the level of reasonable. By asking for £750 for the V32EMRO, Evesham is looking to push HD-ready prices even further down.

HD readiness becomes more widespread and cheaper by the day. The V32EMRO is the second TV from Evesham to cross our threshold and it comes with plenty of spec for such a small amount of money

There's still a sense in which a portable flatscreen TV seems a luxury buy rather than a necessity, so hats off to Evesham for producing an ultra-portable 8in screen that weighs in on the right side of £100