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catkins
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My tv has packed up so want to buy a new one but don't have much money!
Just after a flat screen 34 inch, preferably a known reliable make. Anyone have any suggestions or know of any good offers?
Just after a flat screen 34 inch, preferably a known reliable make. Anyone have any suggestions or know of any good offers?
The world is over 4 billion years old and yet you somehow managed to exist at the same time as David Bowie
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Sony Bravia and LG are a decent makes. Try places like Richer sounds. But it would be good if you posted a budget so people can suggest in your price range0
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Another vote for Richer Sounds. I would advise buying a cheap "supermarket brand".
Is 34" a standard size? I think 32" is a lot more common. I have one in my reasonably large living room and it does me fine.0 -
I wouldn't.:eek:19lottie82 wrote: ». I would advise buying a cheap "supermarket brand".
OP buy a well known make Panasonic, Sony or Samsung, worth looking at John Lewis they give a five year warranty with their TV's.0 -
My tv has packed up so want to buy a new one but don't have much money!
Just after a flat screen 34 inch, preferably a known reliable make. Anyone have any suggestions or know of any good offers?
Depends were you live but I have a 32" samsung flatscreen gathering dust, free if you can collect
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http://www.richersounds.com/products/home-cinema/lcd-and-plasma/all-tvs#1
Extra £10 off if you join their VIP club.0 -
I only want to spend a maximum of £300 but would prefer to spend in the region of £200 to £250.The world is over 4 billion years old and yet you somehow managed to exist at the same time as David Bowie0
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Asda have quite a few good offers going on from time to time. This TV Buyers guide may also help with you with your decision.0
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Whereabouts are you Phil? I have a friend who needs a new TV, hers packed in and she can't afford a new one.philhoggins wrote: »Depends were you live but I have a 32" samsung flatscreen gathering dust, free if you can collect
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