Android interface is a cool innovation ; Good image quality for $sub-$800 price tag

No 100Hz mode, limited picture control ; Android interface is sometimes a hindrance ; Trackpad/keyboard remote control accessory almost mandatory

Kogan’s Android 4.2 Smart TV is an interesting product, more innovative than anything we’ve seen recently from any of the big brands. It’s not a seamless integration — almost like a giant, touchscreen-less tablet — but there’s a lot of potential....

Cheaper than competing 55in 3D TVs ; Decent image quality in 2D mode, OK in 3D

2D to 3D needs a lot of work ; 3D shows some ghosting on fast-moving scenes

Kogan's debut 3D TV is cheaper than its competitors, although we'll likely see prices become closer around Christmas. It's not quite equal when it comes to either 2D or 3D picture quality, but given it's at least $500 cheaper we can forgive a few small...