LG M228WA 22" Widescreen LCD Monitor With TV Tuner - £199.99 delivered @ Play.com

foxyuk

taken from another site!!!!!


http://www.play.com/PC/PCs/PROD/657/864/-/3348756/LG_M228WA_22_Widescreen_LCD_Monitor_With_TV_Tuner/Product.html?&P36=5AD3FQ





THIS IS RELESEAD ON THE 23/04/2007 REDUCED FROM £349.99.

THIS IS MY FIRST POST SO PLEASE BE NICE WITH ME!!


Product Description: LG M228WA 22" Widescreen LCD Monitor With TV Tuner

Screen Size: 22"

Native Resolution: 1680x1050

Pixel Pitch: 0.282mm

Viewing Angle: 170/170 Degrees

Response Time: 5ms (GTG)

Brightness: 300cd/m2

Contrast Ratio: 3000:1 (Dynamic)

Interface: D-Sub, DVI-D CVBS, S-Video, Component (SCART), PC Audio In/Out

Built In TV Tuner: Yes

Speakers: 2x 3W

Size: (H x W x D) 439 x 525 x 230 mm (With Stand)

Weight: 5.82KG



http://www.lge.com/products/model/detail/m228wa.jhtml

nickharris76

Great spot - now available - has loads of inputs including component/dvi so can use as a HD TV as well.

Gonna order one now!

simate

nickharris76 wrote: »

Great spot - now available - has loads of inputs including component/dvi so can use as a HD TV as well.

Gonna order one now!

Nice price, but bare in mind it's only got an analogue tuner which will be useless soon. If your not worried then it does seem to be an excellent price, especially considering the connectivity.

idnotfree

I want to replace my bedroom TV with this one. I use video sender from the lounge to watch Sky upstairs in the bedroom. This doesn't look like having a scart connection. Is there some work around to it? Thanks

DJ_KrazyLegs

idnotfree wrote: »

I want to replace my bedroom TV with this one. I use video sender from the lounge to watch Sky upstairs in the bedroom. This doesn't look like having a scart connection. Is there some work around to it? Thanks

It has a component input, so all you need is a scart - component convertor. Readily available @ Maplins etc.

Lütz_Pangaloo

idnotfree wrote: »

I want to replace my bedroom TV with this one. I use video sender from the lounge to watch Sky upstairs in the bedroom. This doesn't look like having a scart connection. Is there some work around to it? Thanks

If your video sender is anything like the two I've got, you can only transmit the composite (CVBS) signal, so the S-Video and component inputs won't be any use.

The CVBS input into this monitor is probably via the TV tuner module on the back, most likely using an RCA (aka Phono) style socket, while audio may well be on a 3.5mm socket, so you will need to adapt from whatever your sender has to these.

One of my senders has RCA sockets for CVBS, AUDIO L and AUDIO R, while the other uses a multi pole 3.5mm socket for all three - it is fairly straightforward to find leads and adaptors to make either combination work with this display.

Bear in mind that picture quality via the CVBS input will not be great on such a big screen.

dc

Now available from 1st May, seem to be having supply probs.;)

greatkingbowser

Hmm, this looks awfully tempting, but I can't seem to find any reviews. Is this a brand new set on the market?

simate

idnotfree wrote: »

I want to replace my bedroom TV with this one. I use video sender from the lounge to watch Sky upstairs in the bedroom. This doesn't look like having a scart connection. Is there some work around to it? Thanks

DJ_KrazyLegs wrote: »

It has a component input, so all you need is a scart - component convertor. Readily available @ Maplins etc.

It does have a scart socket if you look on the LG site.

Connectors - PC 15 Pin D-sub, DVI-D
Others - Composite, S-Video, Component, SCART, PC Audio In/Out,

idnotfree

Thanks a lot to everyone who replied. Its such a big help.

There's another thread added yesterday about LCD tvs.

http://www.unbeatablegadgets.co.uk/s...hp?cPath=36_42


Any idea, which one is best? £50 wont make a difference, but I want a better picture quality.

Thanks again.

simate

idnotfree wrote: »

Thanks a lot to everyone who replied. Its such a big help.

There's another thread added yesterday about LCD tvs.

http://www.unbeatablegadgets.co.uk/s...hp?cPath=36_42


Any idea, which one is best? £50 wont make a difference, but I want a better picture quality.

Thanks again.

The link doesn't work.