Samsung 42'' PS42C450 Plasma with free Samsung bd-c5500 blu-ray player

XxStephxX

Yet another find off HUKD

This is what you get a 42inch samsung tv and a samsung bd-c5500 next generation blu-ray player. Not a cheap £40 player but a decent one that retails around the £100 mark.
To top it off you get the Marks and Spencer 5year cover. To get this deal add the tv to your basket, then the blu-ray player, follow through to check out where the price is adjusted. Should also get some quidco

The tv also get some good reviews.

You also get a 5 year gurantee, the tv shows up as £549 but discount should be applied at the checkout

http://www.marksandspencer.com/Samsung-42-PS42C450-Ready-Plasma/dp/B003NNQ9QK?extid=af_b_truecontent_hotukdeals

After a little bit more hunting also found this deal on another 42inch LG tv

Comes up £374.99 on Google, but is £359.99 on Amazon.

Product Description
Manufacturer's Description
The LG PJ350 Plasma TV series provides superb picture quality with a stunning razor frame design. Convert your living room to a sports stadium or cinema with this large experience perfect for watching sport and movies in crystal clear picture quality. The PJ3 series is HD Ready 720p with LG 600Hz technology for super smooth picture quality and gives you access to be entertained with your favourite pictures and music via the USB connectivity.

Freeview
All LG TVs come with built-in Digital Freeview making sure you're ready for the digital switch-over. With LG TVs you'll have access to over 40 Freeview TV and radio channels, 8 day on-screen guide and access to digital interactive services.

2 HDMI inputs
Connect your High Definition devices such as games console or blu-ray player through the two H-D-M-I ports for a true High Definition multimedia experience.

600Hz
LG's 600Hz Plasma technology provides zero motion blur and the ultimate razor sharp response time perfect for watching high speed sports and movies.

HD Ready
High-definition television, or HDTV, is a new standard of TV with better-quality picture and sound than what you're used to. HDTV brings you closer to the action, offering more colours and a higher resolution picture similar to what you'd see at a cinema. This can make HDTV images clearer, sharper, more detailed and very lifelike.

USB Input
Connect your digital camera, M-P-3 player or flash memory through the U-S-B port to show off your latest holiday snaps or music collection for a true multimedia experience.

Freeview
Benefits of Freeview - Subscription free, no contract. - Up to 48 digital TV channels including ITV2, E4, BBC3 and Film4. - 24 digital radio stations - No satellite dish required. - All LG TVs and DVD recorders have integrated Digital Freeview. Don't forget you can also record digital TV at the touch of a button with Freeview DVD recorder, using the 8 day on-screen electronic programme guide (EPG).
Box Contains
# Television Owner’s Manual
# Remote Control + Batteries (AAA)
# Power Cord + Ferrite Core (Ferrite Core is not included for all models.)
# Bolts for stand assembly - Protection Cover and cable holder

http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B003G2DJ3E/ref=nosim/?!!!!!hotukdeals-21

fishfinger

I think yo have the wrong TV description

XxStephxX

fishfinger wrote: »

I think yo have the wrong TV description

Theres 2 tvs in the above post?

headpin

I think the Samsung TV is only HD Ready at 720p (1080i) and not Full HD at 1080p?

Certainly the Spec for the LG one given by the OP says that is only 720p. If buying a new TV I would recommend that you now only look at 1080p sets. Over the next few months, IMO, the HD Ready sets at 720p will be knocked out at much lower prices than these two sets are currently on offer at.

ladyfalco

wheres the free bluray about? When i search nothing comes up

ladyfalco

its now a panasonic one you get on the offer but its not free as it only takes off £150 and the player is £159

photome

headpin wrote: »

I think the Samsung TV is only HD Ready at 720p (1080i) and not Full HD at 1080p?

Certainly the Spec for the LG one given by the OP says that is only 720p. If buying a new TV I would recommend that you now only look at 1080p sets. Over the next few months, IMO, the HD Ready sets at 720p will be knocked out at much lower prices than these two sets are currently on offer at.

How much difference is there in pic quality between 780p and 1080p, I have read that to the naked eye it is hard to tell any difference

almillar

720p you mean. Well, if you think about resolution, and cameras, it's exactly the same, but with a moving picture instead. There is more detail in the 1080 picture. Also remember that HD is broadcast in 1080i in the UK. This means that (unless you've mucked up settings) your TV should be putting the picture out pixel-for-pixel, meaning that the picture doesn't have to be scaled. Scaling reduces the quality of the picture generally.
I can certainly see the difference between the 2, and I recon people that tell you they don't are usually trying to sell a 720 set!