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LCD TV - Wanted

leon103
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in Techie Stuff
Hi
I am after a LCD TV HD Ready.
I have seen this
http://direct.tesco.com/q/R.200-6753.aspx
What are everyone thoughts? Any other good deals out there?
Thanks
I am after a LCD TV HD Ready.
I have seen this
http://direct.tesco.com/q/R.200-6753.aspx
What are everyone thoughts? Any other good deals out there?
Thanks

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hmm no mention of a hdmi port on that one...
With LCD TVs you get what you pay for although in saying that that's no reason to send stupid amounts on a big brand name such as Samsung (although again the Samsung would almost certainly be better than something half the price)
Do you have a Costco card? If so take a look there as they offer a free 3 year warrenty on all TVs. John Lewis offer a free 5 year guarantee (worth a fair chunk in itself) and you can get 5% Quidco cash back with them and free delivery.0 -
hmm no mention of a hdmi port on that one...
With LCD TVs you get what you pay for although in saying that that's no reason to send stupid amounts on a big brand name such as Samsung (although again the Samsung would almost certainly be better than something half the price)
Do you have a Costco card? If so take a look there as they offer a free 3 year warrenty on all TVs. John Lewis offer a free 5 year guarantee (worth a fair chunk in itself) and you can get 5% Quidco cash back with them and free delivery.
Thanks for the info. Whats a Costco card?0 -
Check out samsung LCD tvs - very highly recommended. We've three - a 19, a 27 and a 40.
Excellent units and now getting to be good value0 -
Has anyone this deal
http://www.maximtvs.com/shop/shop.php?action=full&id=17
Has anyone bought from them before?0 -
Hi I bought a tech-wood hd ready 37 inch including wall brackets from Woolworth's for £499 its really good.
A friend of mine who had one and had done a lot of research before buying it recommended it to me and I am delighted with it.Low Carb High Fat is the way forward I lost 80 lbs
Since first using Martins I have saved thousands0 -
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If you got a fair amount to spend like 1000 or so, go with Sony.
Have a Sony Bravia, and absolutly no complaints.0 -
leon103, it appears you're on a budget, so consider the Hannspree XV JT01-32E2-000 32" LCD HD TV HDMI = £299.99 deliveredHas anyone this deal
http://www.maximtvs.com/shop/shop.php?action=full&id=17
Has anyone bought from them before?
http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=454233
http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showpost.html?p=5193177&postcount=10
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I just bought a Panasonic LCD 32" LXD70 model for £650. Although this seems to be expensive for a 32" you get your monies worth in terms of picture quality.
If you are not gonna get SKY/Cable HD yet, this have very good freeview pictures as its a 100hz screen which reduces the motion blur found on most LCDs.
But its a matter of choice but at the end of the day, you buy a TV for its pictures.0
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