Bargain alert! 32" HD Ready LCD TV for £399...can you get one?

cheapskate58

stefangelo wrote:

Actually having studied physics and optical applications of engineering, I'm of the opinion that only CRT screens are that damaging to the eye when watched from a close distance. LCDs are not that bad, except for young children. Of course this is only an educated opinion, not and expert opinion That's to preempt anyone snaping my head off

What bollox!

Educated where? University of Stupid Opinions

smartie1976

rizla01 wrote:

Cheap usually means 'CHEAP QUALITY' doesn't it? And two sets at £399.00 in ten years costs more than one that'll last ten years, so is it Money Saving?

I've got an acoustic solutions surround sound system, and a DVD player, and they're both cracking. I have no reason to doubt the quality of the TV.

mirandamayhem

We got a TECO from Aria a couple of months back, and for those who can't afford to spend top dollar, but don't want to keep waiting for the prices to drop, it's a great tv! But then we had a 21" basic panasonic and had waited long enough to upgrade! Also didn't have to wait for the woolies deal as others seemed to have to:T

RedOnRed

codger wrote:

On the contrary, what it says is, go and talk to someone who has the product you're thinking of buying. And if you can't do that, use the Internet instead. It'll be for your own benefit rather than listening to "experts" on review websites and magazines.

Perhaps you hadn't noticed that?

Duh.

Perhaps if you'd restricted your post to the last sentence where that was the one point you'd actually made clearly and concisely that may have helped. To be honest, by that stage i'd lost the will to live.

We don't all need a Charles Darwin like Origin Of The Species thesis and lecture on buying a TV.

Stuartli

>>Nicam and Fastext.... because both of those are analogue facilities not availabkle on digital.>>

Complete nonsense.

Both are digital technologies.

RedOnRed

mirandamayhem wrote:

We got a TECO from Aria a couple of months back, and for those who can't afford to spend top dollar, but don't want to keep waiting for the prices to drop, it's a great tv! But then we had a 21" basic panasonic and had waited long enough to upgrade! Also didn't have to wait for the woolies deal as others seemed to have to:T

The Teco is the one budget brand i'd consider getting. I've read very good user reviews on it.

It's supposed to be a rebadged Viewsonic.

Stuartli

>> because both of those are analogue facilities not availabkle on digital.>>

The BBC first transmitted digital Nicam stero sound on August 31st, 1991 (it developed the technology in the mid-1980s)

It also developed Teletext which was launched in 1973 with ITV also joining forces to introduce Oracle.

It's wise to check your facts before posting...:-)

Stuartli

PS

Accoustic Solutions is noted for better quality hi-fi and amplifier products.

FleetFanatic

mirandamayhem wrote:

We got a TECO from Aria a couple of months back, and for those who can't afford to spend top dollar, but don't want to keep waiting for the prices to drop, it's a great tv! But then we had a 21" basic panasonic and had waited long enough to upgrade! Also didn't have to wait for the woolies deal as others seemed to have to:T

And that sums up why some people are happy with these budget lcd's and others aren't. It really does depend on what one is upgrading from as to how impressed one is likely to be.

I got the Samsung 40" one because I had seen it a few months ago at a far dearer price and that was the tv I wanted.

£828 (after discounts) well spent? You bet!!!

Browntoa

perhaps you lot could take your arguement elsewhere ??

moneysaving arms or something ??

save going through reams of posts that have no direct relevance to Martins original post ??