Aria 32" LCD HDTV 1200:1 contrast £458

Athravan

http://www.aria.co.uk/specials.asp?c=253&pics=1&ref=HDReady40-topbanner

Aria 32" Widescreen LCD TV HD Ready

I just bought one, thought it was an excellent deal for the contrast ratio and specs.

Manufacturer TL
Aspect ratio 16:9
Audio mode Nicam/A2
Audio out 10W+10W
Av inputs 1
Brightness (typical) 550cd/m2 (typical)
Comb filter 3D
Contrast ratio 1200:1
Dimensions 650mm (H) x 820mm (W) x 230mm (D)
Hdmi ( with hdcp) 1
Hdtv input (y pb pr) 1
Power consumption 190w
Resolution 1366 x 768
Response time 8ms
Scart sockets: 2
Screen size 32"
S-video socket 1
Teletext 1,000 pages
Vga input 1
Viewing angle(h/v) 176° / 176° (°H/°V)
Wall mountable Yes
Weight 26.5kg

Lots more features and info on the site. I think it is a lot better specs than the cheap TJHughes or Woolworths ones but correct me if I'm wrong - I went for it anyway.

Forgot to say... 4 left when I posted this but knowing Aria they have more stock just at the "normal" price of £499 instead of £458.

Ken-Dodds-Hairy-Knodule

Athravan wrote:

I think it is a lot better specs than the cheap TJHughes or Woolworths

They are all much of a muchness really. None of the cheap ones have been 'Full HD' (1080p - none of them have even been 1080i). Depends if you just want a cheap TV now and not bothered about "futureproofing".

If 720p does what you need, then It will be grand.

sideysid

1080p sets are a niche market at the mo, so why are you even putting it in the same league?

And just cause a panel is 720p, doesn't make it "grand" by any stretch of the imagination. Resolution doesn't matter a damn, if the panels internal processing amongest other factors is cr*p.

Ever heard of the saying you can't polish a turd? That applies largely in the budget LCD/Plasma scene.