Panasonic continues to set the pace with 3D

Budget specialist's debut 42-inch LED offers value rather than class-topping performance

The ultimate 3D display is as expensive as it is vast

LG's close links with Sky and its 3D service are well publicised but not everyone is ready (or wealthy enough) to enter the third dimension right now. To that end, LG also boasts a wide range of conventional sets that offer bucketloads of other features without having to pay the inevitable 3D premium.

Poor pictures and sound mar an otherwise well-designed TV with novel USB recording

Sony's 40" network TV range aims to be all things to all viewers

Affordable edge LED set with 100Hz, but average pictures and no Freeview HD tuner

Sharp puts on the style with this natty LED Freeview screen

The 32CV711B's solid feature set, and aggressive pricing make it a decent option as a second-room TV

Extremely cheap 32in edge LED TV with no Freeview HD and some frustrating picture issues

Cut-price 37in LCD with a Freview HD tuner, but bargain-bin performance

Elegant LCD giant with Wi-Fi but poor 3D playback

A bit small for 3D, perhaps, but nothing touches this direct LED TV for sheer image quality

Excellent value edge LED TV lacking only an HD TV tuner

Affordable HD ready plasma with excellent all-round performance

Excellent LED-backlit set with dual free HD tuners and an IPS panel

Toshiba release a new Freeview HD TV with built-in media player

LED TV with excellent HD credentials, but ultimately disappointing performance

Sony adds a slick, 3D ready TV to its chic NX line

LG release a 3D ready edge lit LCD TV at a bargain price, but have corners been cut?

Well connected, but small and hugely expensive 3DTV

Solid, generously priced 37-inch LCD with superb internet capability

Excellent value bigscreen if you need neither full HD nor Freeview HD

Beautifully made, but average performing edge LED set with Resolution+

A 22-inch TV/DVD combi for less than £300? That'll do nicely