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Wharfedale 19in HD Ready LCD TV/DVD Combi

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24 October 2007 at 8:21PM in Discount codes & vouchers

Wharfedale L1911W-C 19in HD Ready LCD TV/DVD Combi

Save £110.00 £189.99

Was £299.99
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Television Picture Quality

High Definition Ready.
19in (48.3cm) widescreen TV with 48.3cm visible screen size.
Resolution 1440 x 900 pixels.
Brightness 300cd/m2.
Contrast ratio 800:1.
Viewing angle 150/135 degrees.
Progressive scan.

Connectivity

HDMI socket.
1 SCART socket.
PC input.
Component video socket.
Headphone socket.
S-video socket.

Sound Quality

Nicam sound.
2 x 1.5w RMS power output.

Additional Features

Teletext.
Fastext.
UHF and VHF tuners.
Auto search tuner.
Auto search sorting.
Auto search labelling.
Child lock.
Remote control requires 2 x AA batteries (supplied).
Complete with tabletop stand.
Size of TV (H)37.8, (W)52.2, (D)9cm.
Size of TV with stand (H)42.2, (W)52.2, (D)19.5cm.
Weight of TV 7.24kg.
Suitable for wall mounting (brackets not included).

DVD Features

DVD, CD, CD-R, CD-RW, JPEG and CD+G playback compatibility.
Dolby sound.
2 channel stereo output.
Supports region 2 coding.
Parental lock.

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funkymum13 Posts: 29 Forumite

25 October 2007 at 7:25AM

Excellent! Thanks bridtown! I think you've just solved one of my Christmas Pressie problems!

I'M THE NANNA!!! :cool:
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