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Sharp *BRANDED* 32" LCD TV - £291.41 inc vat/delivery

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  • Inactive
    Inactive Posts: 14,509 Forumite
    Still showing as 14 in stock, nobody has actually bought one yet !!!:rolleyes:
  • ms01ma_2
    ms01ma_2 Posts: 519 Forumite
    Inactive wrote: »
    Indeed, the info conradicts itself. ;)

    spoke to someone at pc world and they say its new and unused

    however cant see us all getting these as it still says 14 in stock
  • maemaesmummy
    maemaesmummy Posts: 2,474 Forumite
    How many people have ordered as only 14 in stock... guessing some arent gona get this?:confused:
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  • maemaesmummy
    maemaesmummy Posts: 2,474 Forumite
    I ordered at 8.55....
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  • djkaizen
    djkaizen Posts: 176 Forumite
    sold out now!

    drats
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  • seftonsun
    seftonsun Posts: 195 Forumite
    Although a good buy and the TV is HDTV ready as it has an HDMI input unfortunately it is only 720p display format. A “full“ HDTV picture utilises 1080p. This means that only half the number of pixels will be displayed, approx 1 million as opposed to 2 million.

    However, to receive HDTV you will need an HDTV receiver. At the moment the most common is the SKY HD box. So, if you are not bothered about HDTV for the lifetime of this TV it is a good buy. But better to be aware than not.
  • maemaesmummy
    maemaesmummy Posts: 2,474 Forumite
    Anybody actually see this as confirmed order?
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  • withabix
    withabix Posts: 9,508 Forumite
    seftonsun wrote: »
    Although a good buy and the TV is HDTV ready as it has an HDMI input unfortunately it is only 720p display format. A “full“ HDTV picture utilises 1080p. This means that only half the number of pixels will be displayed, approx 1 million as opposed to 2 million.

    However, to receive HDTV you will need an HDTV receiver. At the moment the most common is the SKY HD box. So, if you are not bothered about HDTV for the lifetime of this TV it is a good buy. But better to be aware than not.

    Sky HD is only 720P anyway. According to the press they have no plans to transmit 1080P as this would be very costly in terms of satellite bandwidth and hardware.

    You can get 1080P from some games machines and a few HD DVD players which will cost you more than the TV, but that's about it.

    It is unlikely that TV signals will be transmitted in 1080P for several years or more by anybody.
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  • Niggy_G
    Niggy_G Posts: 58 Forumite
    seftonsun wrote: »
    Although a good buy and the TV is HDTV ready as it has an HDMI input unfortunately it is only 720p display format. A “full“ HDTV picture utilises 1080p. This means that only half the number of pixels will be displayed, approx 1 million as opposed to 2 million.

    However, to receive HDTV you will need an HDTV receiver. At the moment the most common is the SKY HD box. So, if you are not bothered about HDTV for the lifetime of this TV it is a good buy. But better to be aware than not.

    The difference between 720p and 1080i/p is negligable on a 32" screen. This is a good price for this TV. If you want better your going to have to pay a lot more.

    That said I'm waiting for price drops on the current higher-end models.
  • Fogg1969
    Fogg1969 Posts: 198 Forumite
    I ordered one at 9am ish. It's still showing as processing, and the website says it's only meant to show processing for a few seconds.

    I don't hold out much hope of receiving this TBH.
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