Bargain LCD HDTVs

Paulo

elibelly wrote:

hey im very intrested in this deal
http://www.scan.co.uk/Products/ProductInfo.asp?WebProductID=510720

but as i dont know much about tvs im askin u genious's

1) What does it mean when it says samsung panel?
2) the brand name is called scan does that mean its not a gd quality one is it reliable?
3) is this tv recommedable?
4) does it inclued a wall mount?
much appreicate for the help thanks guys!!!!

That is identical to the dabs value 32" but £25 dearer.

kustard

http://www.think4.com/lcd_amp_plasma_televisions/acer_at2605_dtv_lcd_tv_26_widescreen.html

Seems a good deal? may be of use to someone?

Pricegrabber shows next cheapest at about £80 more

http://www.pricegrabber.co.uk/search_getprod.php/masterid=21399238//

HaroldHamsun

kustard wrote:

http://www.think4.com/lcd_amp_plasma_televisions/acer_at2605_dtv_lcd_tv_26_widescreen.html

Seems a good deal? may be of use to someone?

Pricegrabber shows next cheapest at about £80 more

http://www.pricegrabber.co.uk/search_getprod.php/masterid=21399238//

Who are think4.com?

Are they reliable?

Having an 0870 number prominently displayed at the top of the screen doesn't exactly inspire confidence...

riranium_man

I have had stuff of them in the past and found they are reliable.

srwporter

Ok I admit, it may just be me -

BUT

I can't help feeling that there is an element of the emporers new clothes about these bitg LCD TVs.
Apart from the top branded ones, the picture quality seems a lot fuzzier on these sets, and the bigger the screen the more pixelated they seem. I know they are nice and flat, and with an HD box, may give a brill picture (maybe), but is everyone who has bought one realy convinced that it gives you a better picture than a conventional CRT?
I have been looking in all the shop windows as I pass and I am not convinced.....

Simon Porter

andrewk_2

srwporter wrote:

Apart from the top branded ones, the picture quality seems a lot fuzzier on these sets, and the bigger the screen the more pixelated they seem. I know they are nice and flat, and with an HD box, may give a brill picture (maybe), but is everyone who has bought one realy convinced that it gives you a better picture than a conventional CRT?

Part of it is that the lovely high resolution makes it easier to see some of the things that a CRT hides through being a little fuzzy. Plug your Freeview or satellite box in, for example, and you'll see all the blocky artefacts of digital transmission twinned with the fact that the deinterlacer inside the TV isn't good at scaling the SCART input up to the TV's resolution.

Try hooking up a PC equipped with a Freeview tuner, and driving an LCD TV at its native resolution. It'll look much better than it did with a Freeview box. The same applies with DVDs - a computer playing a DVD through an LCD TV will do much better than a standalone DVD player connected through SCART.

Is it money-saving, though, using a PC to drive your new TV? Well, it saves you having to spend hundreds more on a top-brand TV to get a better quality picture, and if you've got a computer in the living room anyway, all you need are a few cheap parts.

PeteHerts

Description

This amazing 32" widescreen Evesham LCD TV with High-Definition Multimedia Interface (HDMI) is exclusive to Woolworths and comes with an outstanding colour and clarity that will transform the way you watch TV. Faster response time ensures smoother sports action sequences, and an extremely high contrast ratio produces more depth, richness and picture detail. This screen comes with a 2 year in-home swap out warranty as standard, giving you peace of mind at no extra cost.

Features



32" HD ready TV
Nicam Stereo
HDMI connection
8ms response time
Scart input
PIP (picture in picture)
2 year in home swap out warranty
Size Inclusive Stand & Speakers 3 x 24 x 57cm (W x D x H)
Size Exclusive Stand & Speakers 93 x 12 x 50cm (W x D x H)

http://www.woolworths.co.uk/ww_p2/product/index.jhtml?pid=50778308

Superman

Apologies if anyone has posted this already.
40" Humax LCD TV at amazon £539.99 Plus £29.99 delivery, although you can only pre order it. Available 12th March

http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B000NVX9FY/ref=amb_link_39882765_1/026-8191650-1121216

mark_steps

I was gonna get one from Comet. Its a goodmans one (£449 and 32") but was told Goodmans are to put it, worse than bad!

Im gutted since work give us Comet vouchers and i have £300 pounds worth...

harrysmum03_2

tesco r doing 19in lcd tv with built in dvd for £199
https://www.pixmania.co.uk LG 42in plasma for £599

Thought they were pretty good deals???