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I want a LCD or Plasma Tv !23" or above.
Don't know much about Tv's...which is best ? !:-/
Can anyone recommend a Tv !please ??
Have a budget of around £700+-
T.I.A !
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Aldi have 27" LCD TV's for £599.99 wich includes a 3 year manufafactures warranty.They had two left at my local store but I excpect they will have sold out at most places.You can order one from your local store if they have sold out.
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Comet have a Toshiba 27 inch and a Phillips 26 inch both widescreen for £799. Free delivery.
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Argos have a Beko 20'' LCD TV in the sale ....was £699.99 now £349.99 .Hubby got one today and was worried that the resolution wasn't very good...he thought he would be taking it back but it's all set up and is excellent.He is well impressed with it!!! It has built in teletext and lots of other features.....the number for it is .....529/0035.For that price I don't think it will be in stock long.We trust this brand as we already have a Beko TV and have not had any problems with it.
Hope it helps..... ;D ;D ;D....shelly
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Argos have a Beko 20'' LCD TV in the sale ....was £699.99 now £349.99 .Hubby got one today and was worried that the resolution wasn't very good...he thought he would be taking it back but it's all set up and is excellent.He is well impressed with it!!! It has built in teletext and lots of other features.....the number for it is .....529/0035.For that price I don't think it will be in stock long.We trust this brand as we already have a Beko TV and have not had any problems with it.
Hope it helps..... ;D ;D ;D....shelly
Was looking for a min of 23" , so I think it may be too small. good buy just the same ! !
some of us need all we can get, and 3" makes all the difference to us guys !
Thanks for all info everyone ;D
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Argos have a Beko 20'' LCD TV in the sale ....was £699.99 now £349.99 .Hubby got one today and was worried that the resolution wasn't very good...he thought he would be taking it back but it's all set up and is excellent.He is well impressed with it!!! It has built in teletext and lots of other features.....the number for it is .....529/0035.For that price I don't think it will be in stock long.We trust this brand as we already have a Beko TV and have not had any problems with it.
Hope it helps..... ;D ;D ;D....shelly
Was very happy when I read this but then realised it wasn't widescreen and although it isn't a bad price its £150 off the original selling price of £499.99. Think the Aldi one is a better deal but they are all gone :'(
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I wasn't gonna reply but I feel I have to.I never pick up on peoples mistakes (although alot of others do)and I never have a rant on here about help Iv'e tried to give but I'm going to today and probably get my butt kicked for it! ;D
Robowen...in your original post you said you wanted 20'' or above....so I posted about the Beko because it is 20''.......If you wanted 23'' or above you should have said > In your defence you did say thx though.
mrme its not a saving of £150 as the TV was originally £699.99 and is now £349.99 so I make it a saving of £350.00.
Thanks all.....rant over.....let the butt kicking commence.... ;D ;D ;D
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it was just a simple tiping errror.
I meen... 0 and 3 are faily close together on the keyboard !!
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I don't know what sort of keyboard you use but 3 and 0 are not near each other on mine... ;D ;D !lol
And its always a good idea to read through your post before you actually post it.. to get rid of typing errors.... ;D ;D
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mrme its not a saving of £150 as the TV was originally £699.99 and is now £349.99 so I make it a saving of £350.00.
Thanks all.....rant over.....let the butt kicking commence.... ;D ;D ;D
Wasn't having a go :'( its a good price and I would have had one but I have been told only go for a widescreen oh and on the website it clearly says save £150 original price £499.99, anyways all that matters is you are happy with it, Keep the tips coming
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mrme I apologise :-[....the website says the price you said and the leaflet says the price I did.....so I still don't know what the price originally was! ;D
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mrme,you can order the Aldi TV if they have sold out.If your not happy with it you can all ways take it !back, no problem at Aldi.With the warranty it's a agreat deal.
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HDTV is around the not too distant corner....
Whatever you buy, look out for compliant Tv's otherwise its money down the drain long term. !
"You get what you pay for!!" ....are the ominous words you are reading and will begin to hear!.
The HDTV ready Hitachi 28LD5200 is the smallest screen (at 28" on the market ready (great looking too!) with an array of other connectors also....enough to keep the power users happy!
Hope that helps.....Ho-hum..!
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HDTV is around the not too distant corner....
Whatever you buy, look out for compliant Tv's otherwise its money down the drain long term.
"You get what you pay for!!" ....are the ominous words you are reading and will begin to hear!.
The HDTV ready Hitachi 28LD5200 is the smallest screen (at 28" on the market ready (great looking too!) with an array of other connectors also....enough to keep the power users happy!
From Home Cinema News
"Sky drops a high definition bombshell
More news has reached us about Sky’s proposed launch of high definition programming in 2006 – and what we’re hearing will send shockwaves throughout the AV industry.
Some of the information BSkyB revealed during a recent presentation to the Digital Interoperability Forum in Brussels seems pretty positive. For instance, BSkyB apparently announced that its service and HDTV decoder box will support BOTH 720p/50Hz AND 1080i/25Hz high definition formats, rather than just going with 720p as was previously anticipated. The choice of which HD format will be used for which HD programme is apparently going to be left to the platform’s individual broadcasters.
However, it was when discussing how the HD signal would be delivered from the Sky decoder box to a projector/plasma TV/LCD TV that the bombshell emerged, as Sky stated that the vast majority of HDTV programming will only be viewable if carried via HDMI or DVI connections that support the HDCP digital rights protection system. In other words, if your projector or flat panel screen only has component video inputs or an HDMI/DVI jack NOT compatible with the HDCP system, it will not show the majority of Sky’s HD services.
Sky has long been troubled by how to stop people copying its broadcasts illegally, so perhaps we shouldn't be too surprised that it's jumping at the chance to use HDCP. But the ramifications of the decision are huge for us punters, as countless flat panel TVs and projectors that don’t have the necessary digital connectivity are already proudly installed in people’s homes, presenting the buyers with the nightmare scenario of having to upgrade by 2006 a screen they thought would last them for many, many years.
There are also many screens/projectors in shops right now that don’t have the necessary connectivity, so if you’re thinking of buying one for Christmas – or whenever! – all we can do is stress in the strongest terms that you try and choose one with an HDCP-compliant HDMI or DVI jack."