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| The N2060W is a neat and tidy design on a sturdy stand, and is very flexible, thanks to numerous inputs. It comes with a generic remote, thin and hard in the hand but not overbuttoned, and easy enough to use in the dark. |
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| You can usually rely on Sony to take some account of aesthetics in the design of its TVs, and this 26in is no exception. This is a beautiful little Bravia set, one that carries the same sense of style as its bigger counterparts. |
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| It packs the increasingly necessary 2,073,000 pixels (also known as 1920 x 1080, 1080p resolution), while two HDMI inputs ensure you can connect more than one HD source, and there’s also Freeview and analogue TV tuners. |
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| The greek philosopher Aristotle would bang on for hours (apparently) about ‘the golden mean’, the idea that when faced with two extreme choices you should always choose the middle way. Of course, if Aristotle had lived in the age of flatscreen TVs, |
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