Hannspree 37" LCD HD TV just £299.99

Constant_Change

This is currently in stock at Misco so there could be a bit of Quidco too. And it comes with a two-year warranty:

http://www.misco.co.uk/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=265510&Sku=129970

Hannspree HannsNara 37" LCD TV

My Style, My TV

With the increasing popularity of Minimalism, more and more people are in the pursuit of simplicity with regard to the interior design. Their choices of colours have changed from glorious ones to more refined and elegant colour tones. The design inspiration of Nara comes from “Minimalism”, which means that it comes with a simple and elegant outlook and design while still being equipped with powerful audio/video functions, bringing a comfortable home style and perfect audio/video entertainment and enjoyment for users.

Features

• POP support
• OSD Menu (multilanguage)
• BBE VIVA SRS TruSurround XT
• EQ Sound control
• 3:2 Pull Down
• DNX
• 3D Comb Filter
• Noise Reduction
• 3D De-interlace
• Edge enhancement
• 1000 pages Teletext 2.5 (TOP/ FLOF)
• HD ready

Specifications
Product Description Hannspree HannsNara 37" LCD TV
Diagonal Size 37" (93,98 cm) TFT
Colour Black
Brightness 500 cd/m2 (typical)
Max Resolution 1366 x 768 WXGA
Viewing Angle (H/V Degrees) 178° (H) / 178° (V)
TV System PAL/SECAM (Analog RF)
Video System AV1 / AV3:EURO SCART, AV2: CVBS + S-Video, AV4: YPBPR, PC VGA Input, HDMI Interface Ver 1.1,
Audio System AV1, AV2, AV3, AV4, HDMI: L/R Audio input, Earphone L/R output x 1, PC line in, L/R ouput, SPDIF ouput (optical output)
Audio 2 x 15 Watt Speakers
Response Time 8 ms
Contrast Ratio 800:1
Dimensions 117,1 cm x 30,2 cm x 62 cm
Weight 35 kg
Manufacturer Warranty 2 Years Collect & Return

Bella2008

Would be v grateful if anyone can answer a few questions about this, (I'm not v technical!). Does this TV have 1 HDMI port? (Is 1 port normal or do some TVs have more than 1?). If I have a PS3, sky, & DVD player, can it all be plugged into this TV?! Also, is it digital and got everything needed for the future?!
So plasma TVs are better than LCD? Does anyone know the best plasma deals at the moment with a TV similar to this one?
Thanks for any help & advice!
Oh-is this still the best deal anyone has found for this TV? Thanks again!

Midnight_Tboy

thanks for the spot - Im just looking now for something like this to go in the bedroom.

Sadly this takes up too much space with those silly wide speakers on the end for where I have in mind, but a great bargain for some other lucky ppl

petal_2

I bought the 32" about a year ago for £299!
Been very happy with it and very good value for money, glad I bought it!

duckman

Yeh I`m looking at this one too.
But who are Hannspree? i.e. country of origin, are they the trade name /subsidiary of another Co.?
has anyone compared the spec & quality Vs the good price.
Is the screen big and the picture rubbish ? ie all style & no substance?

Anyone know any other tvs around this price range Vs size.?
[Vestron or some such?]

( I went to visit some relatives who had spent 1.5K+ on huge screen tv + bells & whistles etc etc. However when I sat about 8 feet away it looked rubbish! all pixilated ....am I missing something..smoke & mirrors?..digital contact lenses or some such?)

matmcgregor

I've had my Hanspree 37" for a year now and can't fault it, its superb!

Only thing i would say is you can't turn the volume down with your sky control and you can't set it up to do it either

But the picture and everything else is immense, i didn't get the speakers on the side but paid £365, so thats a good deal

Hanspree are made by one of the big manufacurers like hitachi i've been told

D_Dickenson

Midnight_Tboy wrote: »

thanks for the spot - Im just looking now for something like this to go in the bedroom.

Sadly this takes up too much space with those silly wide speakers on the end for where I have in mind, but a great bargain for some other lucky ppl

From the look of the photo of the reverse on the Misco site I would guess that you can remove the side speakers - there seems to be screws and brackets holding them on. I don't have one though so I could be wrong.

http://www.systemaxdev.com/productmedia/htmlimages/cten/monitors/129970-back.jpg

I do have the previous model of Hannspree 37" and would thoroughly recommend it.

spend_spend_spend

matmcgregor wrote: »

I've had my Hanspree 37" for a year now and can't fault it, its superb!

Only thing i would say is you can't turn the volume down with your sky control and you can't set it up to do it either

Hi, I have one too, I had the same problem with the sky remote, there is a code but only works on later firmware (V under batt' flap) remotes, got a newer remote and the code works fine (dug up on the net somewhere!)

spend_spend_spend

duckman wrote: »

( I went to visit some relatives who had spent 1.5K+ on huge screen tv + bells & whistles etc etc. However when I sat about 8 feet away it looked rubbish! all pixilated ....am I missing something..smoke & mirrors?..digital contact lenses or some such?)

No... it's working perfectly! you get use to it after a few days (daft how we put up with a crap picture as long as the tv's 4 foot wide and 3 inch thick!) only time you'll see a good picture is with HD, but you do need a HD input device like Sky HD! Some of the normal sky channels are so watered down, it's like watching through frosted glass! :rolleyes:

duckman

Thanks for the heads up and positive feedback, I may well go for this.
Is this a limited offer ie should I snap it up quick?

duckman

Oh yes
I forgot to ask.
am I stating the bl**ding obvious to presume it will have a wall attachment fitting?
........ and in addition that I will have to purchase and fit said attachment bracket?
thanks again.