Best LCD TV 2010 - Compiled by Home Entertainment News

In 2010 so far there have been hundreds of new LCD TVs released in the UK, so when the time comes to upgrade your current model it can be a little daunting searching through all those televisions. At Home Entertainment News we try to bring you reviews of the latest home entertainment technology but latest does not always mean best. We have compiled our top 10 best LCD TV 2010 list based on preferences of our readers, just like you.

This is a continually changing list that will provide you with a shortcut to buying the best LCD TV equipment based on popularity of articles throughout the year of 2010.

The list starts with the most popular LCD TV.

Among a number of 46 inch plasma televisions available in the market Panasonic TX-P46G15 (TX-P46G15B) is a product that provides amazing value for money. The picture quality and price of the television is rightly balanced.

Buying a 50 inch plasma television will offer a theatre like experience in your living room. Plasma televisions provide some of the best quality pictures though these are very costly but you would definitely feel after buying it is worth it.

Freeview is a free-to-air digital service receivable with an aerial. Thus, virtually every television set in the UK is capable of receiving it. The service is a joint venture between five companies – transmitter operator Arqiva, as well as television services ITV, Sky, BBC and Channel 4.

At CES in January Toshiba announced their latest release for the United States, the Toshiba Cell TV.

The all new Panasonic TX-P50G10 (TX-P50G10B) is a plasma television that will definitely appeal to gamers and movie fans.

Phillips aim at the high-end market with an absolutely stunning LCD TV. Sadly, how it looks is not the only thing that is stunning.

Skype, the world’s largest VOIP (voice-over IP) company has announced their service will be available on televisions manufactured by Panasonic and LG.

Sanken Electric, the major Japanese electronics company, has developed a new type of cold cathode fluorescent lamp (CCFL) backlight for LCD TVs. It is as energy-efficient as LED backlights, but is said to be 60% cheaper to manufacture.

Panasonic beat its competitors to market with their 3D TV. The big question is: is it up to scratch?

Toshiba, whose recent strategy has seen them building additional functions into their core offerings, have done so again with their RV, WL and SL series of LCD TVs.