Bargain LCD HDTVs

jamiesd

Superman wrote:

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

That looks like a corker mate, cheers. I'll keep an eye on this one.

PeteHerts

mark_steps wrote: »

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...

Its always worth going into your local store to see if they anything on special offer just incase you only saw that price online

RedOnRed

The Panasonic TX20LX6 is £252 at 24Electric.com which seems quite a bit cheaper then anywhere else. Most other places are £300+...Empire Direct £327.99, Comet £399.99 and £453.99 delivered from shop.panasonic.co.uk

Don't forget a further 3% off via Quidco.;)

The Panasonic Viera TX20LX6 is a 20 inch widescreen LCD television that will change the way you watch TV! The crystal clear clarity will amaze! This LCD television comes with an integrated analogue tuner and speakers and lets you experience audio-visual technology at its finest. With high speed response and advanced circuitry, you will be amazed at this LCD's superb performance. With a 51cm visible screen size and a 16:9 LCD panel, you can watch your favourite programmes in pure comfort.

* 20" Widescreen LCD TV
* 1366 x 768 Pixel Resolution
* 4 Watts total Audio Output
* SCART Socket (RGB enabled)
* S-Video in
* RCA Audio/Video in
* Table top stand supplied
* Nicam Sound
* WXGA
* Built in Front Speakers

ormus

http://www.woolworths.co.uk/ww_p2/product/index.jhtml?pid=50790678

just been looking at this tv. anyone know of a better deal for a 32 inch lcd tv?

Poppycat

This TV been giving good feedback.

http://www.intekx.com/product_info.php?products_id=103

ormus

thx but 32 inch is the max size we require. its got to fit into a certain size hole.

Poppycat

I thought that tv looked a little poor in build quality I cant voucher for pictures only saw it in store. TV is built in Turkey

computerwoman

ITS ON EBUYER SAME PRICE BLACK OR SILVER

The_Old_Bag

The_Old_Bag wrote: »

I don't actually WANT to buy one, but my old Panasonic has died, so I NEED one.

I know NOTHING about the pros and cons of Flat screens, HD, wide screens , digital or plasma etc. All I know is that I need a new TV asap, with minimum fuss, maximum guarantee/reliability, all the latest 'features' and obviously as reasonable as possible price wise - I cannot afford thousands!!

I have trawled thru, and done a query, all to no avail, so thought I would ask outright from scratch.

I can hit the shops tomorrow, but do I head to Currys/Comet etc, or Asda/Tesco/Sainsburys or Argos, or my local electrical store ?

Are Currys/Comet and my local stores likely to 'do me a deal' on the price they advertise, or is the price fixed ? Could I maybe talk them into throwing in a portable for the PS2, or a new DVD player ?

Also, I notice on the search engines often the cheapest 'suppliers' are companies I have never heard of, presumably they are purely order & delivery via internet shoppers. I have never bought anything THIS large or expensive on the net before. Can I shop with confidence, or is their back-up none-existant ?

I have seen some TVs with healthy mark downs, which are presumably old models, but with the pace of technology these days, will an 'old' model be money badly spent ?

Any features I definitely need to look for, or ones to avoid ?
The TV will be mainly used for viewing via an old sky box ( just got the half price for a year deal !!!) plus the kids watching DVDs and Videos ( yes I still have some, and my VCR still works, although it makes a dreadful noise !). They also play the PS2 ( new one courtesy of Asda last month), so it should hopefully be able to accommodate all these - though not all at once necessarily, and I do have all the leads etc !;)

Any and all advice and warnings will be much appreciated I know that once a pushy salesman starts his jargon-filled speil I will be completely confused and either buy anything just to get out asap, or come home without one and be lynched !!:D

p.s If I have posted this in the wrong area, please move - thanks

Good morning !
After spending half the night doing 'searches' and trawling thru the threads I posted this on the "I wanna buy it" thread - I have now found this one and hence moved it here !!

I have just spent the last hour reading thru this thread - which has obviously answered lots of the questions I asked, even if it hasn't exactly cleared the water....

Eldest kids watch football and racing etc, youngest watches wildlife.......talk about technology making life easier, it certainly makes it harder/more complicated to make the right choice !!!.....I may even trek down to see if the Panasonic is repairable !!

I would still appreciate anyones input into my dilema. I may understand more now about HD ready, HDMI connections and 720p and 1080 (thanks to 6 pages of postings), but it is still useful to know which TVs actually have a good picture, which companies are useless at aftercare, and which makes have a good reputation.

Many thanks

cazxx1

http://www.argos.co.uk/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/Search?storeId=10001&catalogId=10651&langId=-1&searchTerms=536+2183&go.x=12&go.y=4 hi all do you think this is a bargain or what cheers