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sony KLVL23M1S £399.95 (23" Widescreen LCD TV) pick up only
fuzzyrazer
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Just thought this looked good deal to any one looking for this,as it seems to be much dearer everywere else.Although not for delivery,pick up only @ richer sounds if you have one near you that is....
http://www.kelkoo.richersounds.com/showproduct.php?cda=showproduct&pid=SONY-KLVL23M1S
It seems to be £829.99 here :eek: i think it's the same tv....
http://www.electricshop.com/invt/4066son110181a&source=kelkoo&tduid=79f2daffe521c392c7d34acf53f657e2
£634.00 here too,seems big price difference to me.
http://www.kkelectronics.co.uk/ViewProdDetails.asp?prod_code=2123&Prod_name=Sony+23%22+LCD+TV
http://www.kelkoo.richersounds.com/showproduct.php?cda=showproduct&pid=SONY-KLVL23M1S
It seems to be £829.99 here :eek: i think it's the same tv....
http://www.electricshop.com/invt/4066son110181a&source=kelkoo&tduid=79f2daffe521c392c7d34acf53f657e2
£634.00 here too,seems big price difference to me.
http://www.kkelectronics.co.uk/ViewProdDetails.asp?prod_code=2123&Prod_name=Sony+23%22+LCD+TV
:T It's nice to be important, but it's more important to be nice. :T
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You need to bear in mind that this is an old model which isn't HD Ready.0
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i've been told by many sources that below 32" you wont see any difference between standard and HD anyway - so whats the problem???0
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I think the people who told you that are either having a laugh at your expense or don't know what they are talking about...I spelt my username wrongly on purpose, by the way!0
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well said! you need very large screens for real HD experience.cheapaschips wrote:i've been told by many sources that below 32" you wont see any difference between standard and HD anyway - so whats the problem???0
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cheapaschips wrote:i've been told by many sources that below 32" you wont see any difference between standard and HD anyway - so whats the problem???
I'm with you on that one - it's just when the screen becomes much bigger that in standard definition the blocks become bigger, HD removes that problem.
For smaller screens there is no discernable difference. Full explanation at https://www.avforums.com.Waddle you do eh?0 -
Ahaaaaaa - for once i am vindicated!!!!0
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Hello,My tv packed in yesterday and I realy need one quick,any suggestions greaful,argos have a goodmans lcd hd for £599 does any body know anything about these.Thanks.0
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Wait until after the football world cup final.
Tvs will have to be discounted if they want to sell any.0 -
cheapaschips wrote:i've been told by many sources that below 32" you wont see any difference between standard and HD anyway - so whats the problem???
No problem cheapaschips, just stated a fact!0
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