Advantages: Great quality, low cost
Disadvantages: None

...– it had to be Panasonic for us, and we rushed out and got a Panasonic, a TX-21MK1/M (yeah, I know 21 inch is pretty small fry in these days of big is BOOTIFUL, but it’s quite good enough for us, easy to use, with a pin sharp picture, an absolute dream. We’ve always been delighted with our Panasonic gear and my congrats go out to the lovely people at Panasonic (UK) Ltd, Willoughby Road, Bracknell, Berkshire RG12 8FP.for their wonderful wares. I suppose the secret of Panasonic’s success is their robust build, their no frills approach and pricing right for the market. I know we were very pleased with the prices we paid and would stick to Panasonic if and when we get another set. In fact, we were pricing up wide screen TV’s only the other week, when we had a bit of dosh available (although Mrs D’s demands for a new Honda put a big hole... Read review

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Advantages: Value for money
Disadvantages: None that I have found

...My husband loves TV'S that are of quality but at the same time value for money. For his 21st Birthday he was given a 14" colour TV. THAT WAS 17 YEARS AGO! This television has lasted well and the picture quality is better than some I have currently seen in the shops today. The only real problem is that it does not have a remote control, so you have to get out of bed to change channel! We were so impressed by the 14" that my husband brought a 21" TV for the lounge. If the staying power is anything like we have experienced, the next TV I buy will be a plasma screen. I also like the black TV surround rather than the silver which is fashionable today. The other good thing about this TV is that I can control the video with its handset. The nicam stereo is also a bonus, but I am affraid it washes over me. I would recommend this TV for its... Read review

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