Best Flatscreen TV?

inspace

I got my son a sony 32 widescreen crt for a fiver for his bedroom - im not paying big money for a kids room - ebay has loads for peanuts

sniggings

cepheus wrote: »

Not quite, don't you mean take away 3 extra small items for price of 1 bulky item like this? It would cost me £37.20

http://www.bracknell-forest.gov.uk/bulky-refuse-collection-service-and-bin-replacement-charges.pdf

no I mean what I said

Heinz

inspace wrote: »

I got my son a sony 32 widescreen crt for a fiver for his bedroom - im not paying big money for a kids room - ebay has loads for peanuts

I got a 91 year-old relative an analogue 32" CRT TV, matching stand and suitable Freeview box on Freegle for ...... well (obviously) nothing except the cost of petrol and a bit of muscle-power.

loracan1

cepheus wrote: »

Bit dishonest to sell a TV whose picture keeps distorting, even dodgy to give it away although its only a slight distort at the bottom. Surely no-one is interested in CRT 4:3 TVs now are they?

I'd completely missed the bit about the picture distorting, but yes, people do buy crt tvs.

googler

Put it on eBay as Spares or Repair, describe the fault honestly, and specify that it's Local Pickup Only. There's hobbyists and enthusiasts out there who want to tinker with things like this.

Even if you only get a couple of quid for it, the buyer who paid a couple of quid will happily take it away for you.