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Review summary: The AT3720 isn't exactly a vision in its depressingly coloured plastic husk

Pros: Good HD picture sharpness, Reasonable connections

Cons: No digital TV tuner, Poor black levels, Awful standard-def performance

Verdict: Dark scenes, such as the decent into the underground insect-ridden cave, don't suffer from the extreme greyness that blights many a budget LCD TV, but there's a distinct lack of shadow detailing, rendering the whole visual experience unconvincing

Review summary: It's usually the case that where a traditionally PC brand decides to make a TV, it tries to make it as cheap as possible. And that's exactly the case with Acer's AT3720: it's a snip at £800. It certainly looks cheap, thanks to its plasticky build

Pros: Decent HD image sharpness, Black levels avoid greyness, Well-saturated bright colours

Cons: No digital tuner, Poor auto-tuning, Darker images lack depth, Heavy motion smearing in standard-def images

Verdict: It's certainly cheap, but it would have to be a fair bit cheaper to justify its many disappointments