Best small TVs
A roundup of all the small screen TV reviews we've done in 2010
TVs under 42in are often appropriate for smaller living rooms, bedrooms or studies where there isn't a large distance between the viewer and the screen. You can buy small screen TVs for anything from $100 to upwards of $2000, from no-name brands as well as the major TV manufacturers. They're almost always LED or LCD TVs, though — plasmas are rare below 42in sizes.
Learn more about TVs with our LCD vs LED vs plasma TV buying guide.
Want to learn about 3D TV? Take a look at our 3D TV buying guide.
Confused about the difference between HDMI and DVI, component and composite? Our giant cable buying guide will set you straight.
Have a look at what we thought were the best TVs of 2010.
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Panasonic TH-L32G10A
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Soniq QSL262CT
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Millennius eMperor 40" Full HD LCD TV
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Millennius eMpress 22" LCD TV
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Kogan ELITE LED32
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Sony BRAVIA KDL-40EX700
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Tyagi LED24
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Kogan 1080P24
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Hisense HL22T28PL
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Kogan 1080P40
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Panasonic Viera TH-L32X25A
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Kogan Elite 100Hz LED32
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Sharp LC40L650X
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Panasonic TH-L37D25A
The Millennius eMperor 40" Full HD LCD TV has a very similar design, similar interface and similar picture quality to most of the other budget LCD televisions we've seen. It's not bad and doesn't have any crippling problems, but it fails to stand out from its competition.
- Review Date:
- Reviewer:
- Manufacturer:
- 3rd March, 2010
- Campbell Simpson
- Millennius
- Rating:
- Price:
- $ 699.00
- Pros:
- Reasonably cheap for a medium-size 1080p LCD TV
- Cons:
- Low contrast ratio, troublesome interface navigation and poor remote control
