Plasma TV

kenns

Looking for a 32" Plasma TV, any of our nice pople out there got any suggestions....Many thanks before you swamp me ( Here's hoping )

kenns

Any joy yet folks

paint

Whenever I buy any type of audio visual equipment, I always check out the avforums website to do a little research. A great resource, in my opinion, with some exceptionally knowledgeable posters:-

http://www.avforums.com/forums/index.php

Check out the 'Plasma Flat Panel Televisions' thread.

ETA: This is also a good site I use for reviews:-

http://www.homecinemachoice.com/reviews/

moob_2

I don't think they make plasma panels that small mate. Pretty sure the smallest you can get is a 37" Samsung or Panasonic Viera.

Link on price comparison site for the Pan:

http://audiovisual.kelkoo.co.uk/ctl/do/sort?catId=127101&searchId=101020166_1159610305464_1560783846&tsSearchId=1159610305463&pid=16319010&field=totalprice&sortcolumnid=total_price&previous=group

superscaper

I think there used to be 32" plasmas a couple of years ago but technology has moved on, LCD have that end of the market covered now.

abdulinyourface

i think a lot of people would agree its much better to get an lcd than a plasma screen for reasons which are numerous and technology is advancing.

maybe look into that or is your heart set on a plasma? (high maintenance!)

kenns

Ok everyone looks like Im now going to look for a LCD 32" tv instead of Plasma one, any recommendations from you nice people. Thank you

Phantom_Flan_Flinger

A guide to how much you're willing to spend would be helpful.

When I bought mine, I bought a copy of "What Video and Widescreen TV."
Went through their 5 star rated TV's and chose one at the price I was after.

moob_2

Toshiba 32WL(T)66 - two flavours, the one with the T has Freeview built in AFAIK.

Reluctant_spender

I would go with any of the LG range - they look comparable to the Sony Bravia range at half the price.
I would make you choice and as previously mentioned visit AV Forums.

A_Nice_Englishman

If you're on a budget try ASDA or Tesco. For something more upmarket Richer Sounds are usually worth a look