Technika 32" LCD tv £199 at Tesco

rombomb

MrBIgGob wrote: »

Higher quality TV from Sainsbury's.

32" LCD TV. £250.00 with free delivery.. (verses £204 for the Tesco's model). //!!!!!!/4KY2Ny insert "http:" at the beginning.

If I hadn't just spent my last £1.25 on all those chocolate Oranges from Argos, I'd buy one myself.

Thats not 1080p!

I tried a few Tesco, all out of stock, but have a picture of the £199 price from the shelf, it is true.

romeo14

Just been to tesco in evesham and stratford upon avon, they are out of stock

MrBIgGob

rombomb wrote: »

Thats not 1080p!

I tried a few Tesco, all out of stock, but have a picture of the £199 price from the shelf, it is true.

What's an i or p amongst friends? :beer:

rombomb

MrBIgGob wrote: »

What's an i or p amongst friends? :beer:

Its not even 1080i either:beer::beer:

1080p == 1920 x 1080 progressive scan (50 frames a second)

1080i == 1920 x 1080 interlaced (25 frames a second)

The TV you pointed out doesn't have all of those pixels, its ...

1366 x 720 or .................

720p

Its the 1080p that makes this such a steal at £199

French_Knickers

rombomb wrote: »

Its not even 1080i either:beer::beer:

1080p == 1920 x 1080 progressive scan (50 frames a second)

1080i == 1920 x 1080 interlaced (25 frames a second)

The TV you pointed out doesn't have all of those pixels, its ...

1366 x 720 or .................

720p

Its the 1080p that makes this such a steal at £199

He must be MrBIGwallet

*max*

Out of stock in the whole Greater Belfast area.

MrBIgGob

rombomb wrote: »

Its not even 1080i either

Its the 1080p that makes this such a steal at £199

..If it's not an 1080i, why is it ticked as such on the specification sheet?
Are you accusing Sainsbury's of mis-selling and mis-advertising?
Would you still be happy with a 1080P TV, if the picture and sound stopped working after 4 days and 6 hours?

Kyresa

eklynne wrote: »

Just been advertised on the telly again, so doesn't look like a one day only deal.

The TV advert does say "selected stores only" though.....

rombomb

MrBIgGob wrote: »

..If it's not an 1080i, why is it ticked as such on the specification sheet?
Are you accusing Sainsbury's of mis-selling and mis-advertising?
Would you still be happy with a 1080P TV, if the picture and sound stopped working after 4 days and 6 hours?

Not at all, as they state its 1366 x 768 (my small mistake there)

The tick for 1080i means that if you feed it a 1080i signal then it can display it, as it will downscale the picture from 1920x1080i to 1366x768 - which is this sets "native" resolution.

As per all UK goods, this will come with a 12 month warranty, so if it broke down I would of course not be happy, but would know that Tesco would take care of me. I assume you've had a bad experience?

The Sainsburys TV is described as "HD Ready", the Tesco one "FullHD or 1080p".

bindiboo

oh bum, just the job for the kids to use for their ps3. Been looking for a cheap set. Tried ringin my local store in Derby but they dont stock it.....