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Hunt for a bedroom Widescreen LCD TV
darude
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Hello and a big happy new year to you all (my first post in 2007 
) :beer:
I'm after a good widescreen LCD Television for my room so I went bargain hunting...
I went to currys and found a Samsung 19" for £260
Soon later, found a shop selling JVC 17" for £190
Then found a LG 17" for £180
And found a second hand with quite a few straches for Grundig 17" £150
Went to a shop in Birmingham and found a new Bush 17" for £125
Note all these screen are widescreen LCDs (flat screens) with PC input (so I can plug it straight into the PC if I ever want to).
Question is... which one shall I go for?
The Bush is clearly the cheapest but are Bush TV good or reliable?
I need your technical assistance here!
Many thanks in advance.
) :beer:I'm after a good widescreen LCD Television for my room so I went bargain hunting...
I went to currys and found a Samsung 19" for £260
Soon later, found a shop selling JVC 17" for £190
Then found a LG 17" for £180
And found a second hand with quite a few straches for Grundig 17" £150
Went to a shop in Birmingham and found a new Bush 17" for £125
Note all these screen are widescreen LCDs (flat screens) with PC input (so I can plug it straight into the PC if I ever want to).
Question is... which one shall I go for?
The Bush is clearly the cheapest but are Bush TV good or reliable?
I need your technical assistance here!
Many thanks in advance.
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dont buy from the highstreet scour the internet thats my advice, also the small LCD's are not as cheap as they should be, how about considering a 26" lcd tv, you can get an HD ready one from £2750
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Would love a bigger LCD but unfortunately my room's not big enough. I will end up sitting way too close to a huge screen. Would the £125 Bush be the most sensible option in this case?0
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P.S. got a £200 20" HD Ready LCD at the end of the day.0
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What did you get and where from out of interest?0
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A Goodmans 20" LCD TV HD Ready from peakprime.co.uk (off an eBay aunction that they had on).0
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