32" wide screen tv`s £120 28" £80

mx-3

The Co-op (instore) are selling 32" wide screen TV`s for 120 quid. The 28" ones are 80 quid. I think they are Deawoo.The 32" is a flatscreen model.
Please note these are crt not lcd. But a bargain at these prices.

susieb

Is this all co-ops

mx-3

They are in mansfield woodhouse nottinghamshire store.Manager says other stores have them.

JABWootton

Not HD Ready
But Still a Bargain

tr3mor

JABWootton wrote: »

Not HD Ready

How many people buying a Daewoo CRT are going to care?

moneysavingmumofone

wow that is a bargain, wish i had £120 LOL!

Saeed

I have 2 28" Daewoo TV's, I have taken them apart and had a look inside....Daewoo TV's are poor quality to you have been warned!

roddydogs

Not a bargain, CRT is "DEAD" you wont be able to give them away. Check out E-Bay, see how much they go for!

tr3mor

roddydogs wrote: »

Not a bargain, CRT is "DEAD" you wont be able to give them away. Check out E-Bay, see how much they go for!

Dead my ars*. You couldn't pay me to trade my CRT for a LCD with an awful aliased picture.

roddydogs

tr3mor wrote: »

Dead my ars*. You couldn't pay me to trade my CRT for a LCD with an awful aliased picture.

"aliased"? whats that then? :rolleyes:

Lütz_Pangaloo

roddydogs wrote: »

"aliased"? whats that then? :rolleyes:

'Aliasing' is a form of digital noise and is an inherent part of D to A conversion. In the days of analogue media it was called 'harmonic distortion'.

On early CD players the filters used to remove it were so abrupt that they badly affected the higher audible frequencies, often to the point where the sound was fatiguing and 'brittle'. Most modern designs use oversampling or 'one bit' DACs which shift the 'alias' harmonics further up the frequency range, so a much gentler filter can be used to remove them.

The same effect is also seen in cheaper LCD panels, resulting in visible artifacts and poor colour fidelity. There's no doubt LCD tellies have come a very long way in a relatively short time, and the increased resolution of HD has made them even better, but CRT is still an excellent technolgy for displaying moving images, especially in terms of response time and contrast ratio.