Bargain LCD HDTVs

elibelly

found a great deal for the same site give me your views about this one is it worth it is it a gd tv etc. as i dont know much about tvs and prices thanks

http://www.misco.co.uk/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=252324&CatId=0

cheapskate58

Geoggy wrote:

http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=381624

I can see you're getting hacked off Geoggy:D

mandirinmonroe

good find joe 1888 (u)

PeteHerts

Firstly the TV would be sold for £370.00 then the HDMI Player would be sold for £46.94 and the HDMI cable would be sold for £9.34 so the total would be £440.07 including delivery but Scan are doing this three in one for £366.28 delivered.

TV Specs
Panel Size :32"TFT (Active Matrix) SAMSUNG Panel
Aspect Ratio :16: 9
Resolution :1366 x 768 (WXGA)
Pixel Pitch :0.51 x 0.51 mm
Display Colors :16.7M
Brightness (cd/m2) :500cd/m2
Contrast Ratio :1200 : 1
Response time :8ms
Viewing Angle, H/V :176 degree(H) / 176 degree(V)
TV system:PAL, SECAM
Video Signal :TV,YPbPr,HDMI,VGA,SCART1, SCART2,Video,S-Video
Audio Signal :RCA Audio In(L/R), headphone Out
Internal Speaker :Stereo Speaker (8Wx2)
OSD language :English, French, Spanish, German, Italian, Russian
Other Feature :Support DE-interlace, NICAM, 10 pages Teletext, Aspect ratio adjustment, 3D Comb Filter, noise reduction
Remote Control:Yes
Power Supply :AC 100~240V 50/60Hz
Power Consumption :Working 200W(Max),Standby 4W
Net Weight :16.7 kg
Monitor Dimension (WxHxD mm) :813 x 645 x 240mm
Carton Dimension (WxHxD mm) :913 x 735 x 263 mm
Regulation Safety&EMI:CE

HDMI Player Specs
Scan DV245 Progressive Scan DVD Player HDMI, Video, DiVX, PhotoCD, MP3, Mpeg4 inc Card Reader + USB

xstrio

please can you post a direct link

boyohboy

xstrio wrote:

please can you post a direct link

http://www.scan.co.uk/mixit/

Item 5

fixer1

Hi,
One very important point when buying LCD Televisions.
ALWAYS look at the contrast ratio figure higher is best. Cheap LCD's will be about 500 to 800. What you need is a minimum of 1000, 1200 if you can, this will give you a good black to white range and not a washed out looking picture.
The only exception to this rule is Samsung their contrast ratios are way above any other makes, maybe they are using their own formula? but they are not the cheapest.
The DABS value is 1200 to 1 for the price it seems a good buy but the Aoc LCD TV's I've got one myself the 32", very good picture quality are 1200 to 1 and you also giet a 2 year warranty.

fixer1

fixer1

Hi,
One very important point when buying LCD Televisions.
ALWAYS look at the contrast ratio figure higher is best. Cheap LCD's will be about 500 to 800. What you need is a minimum of 1000, 1200 if you can, this will give you a good black to white range and not a washed out looking picture.
The only exception to this rule is Samsung their contrast ratios are way above any other makes, maybe they are using their own formula? but they are not the cheapest.
The DABS value is 1200 to 1 for the price it seems a good buy but the Aoc LCD TV's I've got one myself the 32", very good picture quality are 1200 to 1 and you also giet a 2 year warranty.

fixer1

xstrio

boyohboy wrote:

http://www.scan.co.uk/mixit/

Item 5

anyone have any views on this seems like a good deal

SurfBowlSC

fixer1 wrote:

Hi,
One very important point when buying LCD Televisions.
ALWAYS look at the contrast ratio figure higher is best. Cheap LCD's will be about 500 to 800. What you need is a minimum of 1000, 1200 if you can, this will give you a good black to white range and not a washed out looking picture.
The only exception to this rule is Samsung their contrast ratios are way above any other makes, maybe they are using their own formula? but they are not the cheapest.
The DABS value is 1200 to 1 for the price it seems a good buy but the Aoc LCD TV's I've got one myself the 32", very good picture quality are 1200 to 1 and you also giet a 2 year warranty.

fixer1

Just out of curiosity, on your AOC, what have you got the Brightness & Contrast set at?
We've got ours at around 62 on both, which seems a little high to me.
Bright pictures are fantastic, but the black is still a little off-key.....