1		Philips 42PFL9900 42" LCD TV £2,300 This is a TV unlike anything you've ever seen before, thanks mainly to the inclusion of two new features - Light Frame, which makes the entire bezel glow to suit the image on screen, and Ambilight Spectra, the processing that makes it all happen. This 1080p LCD is also equipped with Philips' most advanced processing technologies yet, Perfect Pixel HD and Clear LCD, which combine to deliver outstanding picture quality. http://www.philips.co.uk
2		Pioneer PDP-428XD 42" Plasma TV £1,800 Nobody does plasma quite like Pioneer, and its domination continues with this magnificent set. Boasting best-ever picture quality, a sleek black design, an eye-popping array of features and 1080p (24fps) support, its rivals don't stand a chance. The only downside is the premium price, but trust us it's worth every penny. http://www.pioneer.co.uk
3		LG 42LT75 42" LCD TV £1,000 LG's snazzy set is smarter than your average flatpanel TV, thanks to the inclusion of a 160GB hard-disk video recorder. The 42LT75 is the first ‘Freeview Playback’ TV, which means it can perform all sorts of fancy tricks like displaying one channel while you record another, pausing live TV and even recording an entire series at the touch of a button. http://www.lge.com
4		Samsung LE-52F96BD 52" Plasma TV £3,000 This mega-screen LCD TV uses cutting-edge LEDs instead of a constant backlight to combat LCD’s age-old problem of rubbish black reproduction, and it really works. High-definition pictures on the 1,920 x 1,080 screen are out of this world, but with a price tag of £3k that’s the least you should expect... http://www.samsung.com/uk
5		Toshiba 40XF355D 40" Plasma TV £1,700 This 40in set’s main claim to fame is its screen bezel, which at just 23mm is the thinnest in the world. It makes the screen seem bigger than it really is, giving it a distinctive look that you can brag about to your mates. It’s no slouch inside either, packed with all the latest picture and sound technology to make movie viewing an unforgettable experience. http://www.toshiba.co.uk
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