Some LCD Deals

Sky_Digiman

Ive now added that, thanks

lisaleea

Found this one in Argos clearance.I have just had the last one out of my store but if anyone lives in Coventry i know they have 1 left. HTH

Was £649.99 now £399.99:





Acoustic Solutions LCD32NK750HDF 32in HD Digital LCD TV.


Television Picture Quality


High Definition Ready.

Integrated digital (freeview).

32in (81.3cm) TV with 80cm visible screen size.

Resolution 1366 x 768 pixels.

Brightness 550cm/m2.

Contrast ratio 1000:1.


Connectivity

HDMI socket.

2 SCART sockets.

Headphone socket.

Side AV socket.

Back DC socket.


Sound Quality

Nicam sound.

2 x 8w RMS power output.


Freeview Features

Digitally interactive.

Digital text.

Digital audio broadcasting (DAB).

Digital video broadcasting (DVB) subtitles available.

Auto setup.

Scans for new channels.



Additional Features

Teletext.

Fastext.

UHF and VHF tuner.

Auto setup.

Auto search tuner.

Auto search sorting.

Auto search labelling.

Sleep timer.

Child lock.

NTSC compatible.

Remote control requires 2 x AAA batteries (supplied).

230v AC mains operation.

Complete with tabletop stand.

Size of TV (H)51.5, (W)92.2, (D)10.5cm.

Size with stand (H)56.2, (W)92.2, (D)22.7cm.

Weight of TV 13.4kg.

Weight of stand 1.6kg.

Suitable for wall mounting (brackets supplied).

Han_naH

I don't know why you lot are spending all this money.

Instead buy a 22" widescreen TFT monitor (with DVI input preferably), and connect to your PC. Models below.

Then you buy a TV tuner USB stick (tiny!) such as Hauppage Nova-T @ £49.99. The freeview picture is excellent, and full screen is the same as a TV.
Best price monitors with DVI are:

iiayama E2200WS @ £250
Viewsonic VX2235WM @ £275.

The latter also comes as VX2245 with a boosted speaker and iPOD dock.

Outlets: Pixmania, MicroDirect, Savastore.com.

Dack

Which of course then requires PC in the living room attachment....which might put the price up somewhat

You basically just said: spend about 300 - 325 on a 22" TV which will also mean having a PC on at all times instead of a 32" for 399 that doesn't. How does this equate to a saving?

Techno

Can anyone direct me to any websites that explain what all the different specs for LCDs/plasmas mean and what the best technology is? Looking to buy in the summer and want to be genned up on what's a good deal (or not as the case may be)
Thanks
Techno
xx

Sky_Digiman

Let me just say...
Plasma's are for Slim TV's over 37"
LCD's are for slim TV's under 37"
And sometimes the pic quailty can demand on the brand... Like sonys bravia is suppose to have a good Screen with its BE!

LouLou

Re: PHILIPS 32PF3320 32" @ £397.97 from PC World.

I'm sure my "out of stock" email is on its way..I was a bit dubious re the Dixons "fake postings" threads I've read on here anyway. Bah :mad:

Edit: I thought so.. (Someone on here is complaining about the "Out Of Stock" email).. http://www.avforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=461015&highlight=32PF7521

("Probably because they don't actually stock them, they can list any item at any price, as long as they don't actually sell any.

A ploy to get potential customers to their website in the hope that they may just buy something else.

DSG Group ( Currys, Dixons , PC World etc. ) have been playing this little trick for years.")

Gadget-guy

Here you go Techno

http://www.which.co.uk/reports_and_campaigns/audio_visual/reports/television/watching/lcd_and_plasma_tvs/lcd_plasma_tvs_essential_guide_574_103930_3.jsp

burns

Hi, I'm looking to get a Toshiba 37wlt66 lcd, I have managed to find it at digital direct for £705 but you don't get an extended warranty. John Lewis have it but it is £200 more with a 5 year warranty.

Does anyone know where I might find this with at least a 3 yr warranty for around the 7 mark?

thanks

PeteHerts

Digihome LCD26701- 26" Widescreen HD Ready LCD TV - £299.99 Delivered

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Digihome-LCD26701-Widescreen-Ready-LCD/dp/B000F4PF24?tag2=list-21&tag2=hotukdeals-21