Compare Prices : Panasonic TX-23LXD60

Review summary: The LCD equivalent of Thierry Henry - great to watch and bursting with va-va-voom!

Pros: Natural colours and smooth, noise-free picture; Two HDMIs

Cons: Bulky, plasticky design; Slightly flatter image than other LCD TVs

Verdict: A strangely unpolished design, but the picture quality is impressively solid, while the twin HDMI sockets are a boon.

Review summary: The TX-23LXD60's contrast ratio is quoted at an impressive sounding 1200:1

Pros: Impressive HD pictures, Easy to use

Cons: Expensive, Too much picture noise, Disappointing audio

Verdict: The TV also achieves excellent colour fidelity, producing bold yet believable shades of green and superbly realised skin tones. However, we're disappointed to see some noise flickering away across the picture, particularly visible on the dark green ...

Review summary: This set has plenty of features up its sleeve, but the latest V-Real processing gives it a real picture edge over its rivals. Few manufacturers have had such consistent success with flat TVs as Panasonic.

Pros: One of the greatest picture performers we've seen, Handles blacks and shadows very well, Handles motion well, Good connectivity

Cons: Sound isn't very good

Verdict: An excellent HD Ready TV, if ever we saw one