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See easiest to use 37" and above iDTVs
See easiest to use 32" iDTVs
See easiest to use 26" iDTVs
See easiest to use 20"and under iDTVs
For a summary of our general findings on iDTVs, see iDTVs pros and cons

Our tests are focussed on finding the easiest to use iDTVs, but of course we also tell you about their picture and sound quality. We have now tested a range of screen sizes from around 19 to 42. Thirty-two inch TVs are still the most popular, followed by the small (19) ones, then the big (37 plus) sets. What might suit you should depend on the size of your room and what you watch apart from what you can afford.

You can make recordings from most iDTVs by connecting a VCR to one of the TV’s SCART outputs. But doing it this way means you cannot record one digital channel while watching another. To do this you need a digital TV recorder. Or, there are a few iDTVs that include a hard drive digital TV recorder. We have now tested a few of these. Use the TV product search to select 'LCD and DTR' to see reports on them.

For the digital TV recorders that did best in our tests, see recommended digital TV recorders.

For test reports on products that are no longer manufactured, see discontinued products.

 
 
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