Cheap LCD TVs discussion

elliotlyla

albo2002 wrote: »

http://www.aldi.co.uk/uk/html/offers/2827_13165.htm

Thanks for the info would be great just missing the dvd player with it, i know i can get em cheap enough but space is an issue so want intergrated, i know i am asking alot, but there must be a deal out there, i may just go for the argos bush one, cheers again:beer:

albo2002

I'd check ebay first, for example:

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Bush-19-HD-LCD-TV-Freeview-DVD-Combi-PC-Input-LY1911WCW_W0QQitemZ270533435914QQcmdZViewItemQQptZUK_AudioTVElectronics_Video_Televisions?hash=item3efd0ca20a#ht_1924wt_941

.. maybe not as good as the argos deal, but you can get much cheaper if you're prepared to go for a used set

elliotlyla

albo2002 wrote: »

I'd check ebay first, for example:

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Bush-19-HD-LCD-TV-Freeview-DVD-Combi-PC-Input-LY1911WCW_W0QQitemZ270533435914QQcmdZViewItemQQptZUK_AudioTVElectronics_Video_Televisions?hash=item3efd0ca20a#ht_1924wt_941

.. maybe not as good as the argos deal, but you can get much cheaper if you're prepared to go for a used set

THANKS dude, but in the ened i went for the 19" lcd dvd tv at argos with freeview and hd ready for £149.99 auto set--up and works a treat, should of gone for it sooner, been looking for cheap deal for ages and they all work out about the same price, but had it in my head to buy one so as soon as i get the idea i gotta do it!:rotfl:

sophj83

Hi,
Can anyone give me a bit of advice. I am about to take a new mobile phone contract out and they have an offer on where you get a free LCD tv. the info on the website is as follows ~:
FREE 32 inch HD Ready TV


• 32" HD-Ready LCD TV • 1366x768 Resolution (720p) • Integrated Freeview Digital Tuner • 450 cd/m2 Brightness • 700:1 Contrast Ratio • 8m/s Response Time • HDMI, SCART, Component & Composite • Wall-mountable

What do I need to do to make this tv work with bluray and skyhd, freeview hd etc.
Sorry to sound a bit dim, Im not up on this technology lark.
I just want a basic tv for my bedroom that will work with my skyhd and eventually a bluray player.

Thanks in advance

L.S.D.

sophj83 wrote: »

Hi,
Can anyone give me a bit of advice. I am about to take a new mobile phone contract out and they have an offer on where you get a free LCD tv. the info on the website is as follows ~:
FREE 32 inch HD Ready TV


• 32" HD-Ready LCD TV • 1366x768 Resolution (720p) • Integrated Freeview Digital Tuner • 450 cd/m2 Brightness • 700:1 Contrast Ratio • 8m/s Response Time • HDMI, SCART, Component & Composite • Wall-mountable

What do I need to do to make this tv work with bluray and skyhd, freeview hd etc.
Sorry to sound a bit dim, Im not up on this technology lark.
I just want a basic tv for my bedroom that will work with my skyhd and eventually a bluray player.

Thanks in advance

For full HD it should be 1080P. For BluRay, Freeview HD & Sky you would need 3 HDMI slots to get the best out of the picture. You can buy HDMI switch units if the TV doesn't have enough HDMI connections. The specs don't look great but I expect for 'free' it will be good enough.

sophj83

Thanks for that, they are also offering a 32 inch Toshiba Regza hd ready with built in freeview for an extra 30 quid so might be best going for that one.

poor-but-happy

pspdoggy wrote: »

i have purchased the sony KDL32S5600U from makro in park royal for £353inc tax and it looks very good it is £500 in comet. wont be opneing till my bday which is 1st of march but thought i should snap up this bargain

I m very impressed with ours, glad you managed to get one and have a good birthday !

L.S.D.

sophj83 wrote: »

Thanks for that, they are also offering a 32 inch Toshiba Regza hd ready with built in freeview for an extra 30 quid so might be best going for that one.

I don't know what the original LCD was, but I would pay the extra for the Toshiba.

Tangoqueen_2

Trying to help my mum buy a 22" TV for conservatory/bedroom use. I've found Sony Bravia 22" E5300 LCD TV for £299 which appears to be a good price for a good tv. However, am I just setting my sights too high. Would it be better to buy a cheaper set, eg Toshiba Regza AV615DB for £195 or LG 22" LCD TV with built in Freeview 22LG3100 for £205. Mum wants a good tv, can afford the price but at the same time don't want to waste her money. Any thoughts would be appreciated.

Thanks

PS I think I've done this wrong and hijacked someone elses post - sorry!

pspdoggy

poor-but-happy wrote: »

I m very impressed with ours, glad you managed to get one and have a good birthday !

thanks for that mate