Kitchen Fitter Broke My TV :(

warmhands.coldheart

JJD wrote: »

If you can spend nearly £2k on a TV, why are you in a Housing Association property.

My exact thoughts but then I remember the story of the union learder who was on a 6 figure salary and living in a council house Linky 3rd paragraph down

StuC75

PIP can usually be configured - samsungs do the corner option by default but can switch them round and do the 50/50 split..

6 year old screen would likely just be HD Ready (at best) so any replacement is likely to be technologically superior and at a fraction of the price.. so this is quite a blessing as many would expect such a tv to be on its way out anyway!!..

gas4you

Cant believe that a TV such as this was left in the same room as a plasterer, well at least not covered up!

Snuggles

gas4you wrote: »

Cant believe that a TV such as this was left in the same room as a plasterer, well at least not covered up!

Try reading the OP again.

shegar

JJD wrote: »

If you can spend nearly £2k on a TV, why are you in a Housing Association property.

Oh cmon, £1700 is hardly going to help them buy their own home is it ?.

Perhaps they bought a TV instead of buying a £1,700 car.........Its their business what they buy and how much....................

That wasnt what the question was about.......

new_owner

krisdorey wrote: »

http://www.ebuyer.com/349297-samsung-43-hd-ready-plasma-tv-ps43e450a1wxxu - PIP 43" Plasma - LG Use Samsung panels I believe

LG make there own screens.. Not that its that important to this issue

dacouch

JJD wrote: »

If you can spend nearly £2k on a TV, why are you in a Housing Association property.

I heard a good quote recently "A sign of being middle classed is when your bookcases are bigger than your television".

warmhands.coldheart wrote: »

My exact thoughts but then I remember the story of the union learder who was on a 6 figure salary and living in a council house Linky 3rd paragraph down

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fhT4a41K1Qc