Sony TV bargain...

spaceman5

Kabeer wrote: »

If you want to be picky the V2000 is better than the U3000. The only donwer about the v2000 is the 1x hdmi. The V series has extra sony's bravia picture engine enhancements, whereas the U series has a few less (dont remember the specific name). Iv physically compared both, and the older V is better.

as i said i was not being picky, just saying i thought with the tv being a couple years old, and not showing on sony`s uk website as a line that is currently available, that the technology would be dated, i stand corrected, seems the op found a right bargain then, and i was not saying that the tv i brought was a all singing dancing machine, as i stated in my post i know the u series is sonys budget range, but the tv is by far the best i have had, and i have had a few, phillips and the like, but then again as long it shows a picture what more do you want from a tv.

Kabeer_2

spaceman5 wrote: »

as i said i was not being picky, just saying i thought with the tv being a couple years old, and not showing on sony`s uk website as a line that is currently available, that the technology would be dated, i stand corrected, seems the op found a right bargain then, and i was not saying that the tv i brought was a all singing dancing machine, as i stated in my post i know the u series is sonys budget range, but the tv is by far the best i have had, and i have had a few, phillips and the like, but then again as long it shows a picture what more do you want from a tv.

Yeah at the end of the day, its a good price for a tv, just thought id mention to others even though its old its still decent. Everything else at that price tends to be budget makes. Now if someone can find a 42" pioneer at £500 id be v.grateful!

Zetec_Andy

mountainchrisriver wrote: »

Hey all... I have just popped to Tesco and purchased a tin of baked beans that was reduced as it had a dent in it... :rolleyes:

what gets me is, why have 5 people thanked this immature response?

Maybe mods should move or lock this.

sdavi3680

Zetec_Andy wrote: »

what gets me is, why have 5 people thanked this immature response?

Maybe mods should move or lock this.

Dont be such a baby.

Anyway, sounds like you got an ok deal. Thanks for the info.

Dalkirst

Zetec_Andy wrote: »

what gets me is, why have 5 people thanked this immature response?

Maybe mods should move or lock this.

I hadn't but i will now:rotfl:

shaq

i gota 37" 1080p Evesham tv for £649

i was so close to getting a hanspree one for ebuyer.com but i resisted although it had good reviews. i guess i wanted to be future proof with 1080p

Although you are never really future proof are u!

btw is there not a post for sky tv? now i picked up a good bargain with them, sky+ and installation for free! even though i ordered for £179.99 off their website, i then rang up to cancel it and they go we will give it you for free

i was well chuffed

dirtymurt

well if it has been used as a demo model you will likely be in for a bit of a shock. a typical LCD will last about 30k hours (maybe). If it's been used on display for 24hrs for the past 2 years, that could mean it is already over half it's life span, not to mention everyone and his 5 year old fiddling with it, for a saving of 39.99, seems a little crazy to me.

mountainchrisriver

Zetec_Andy wrote: »

what gets me is, why have 5 people thanked this immature response?

Maybe mods should move or lock this.

Think you'll find Zetec Andy... it is called humour... oh and one of the people that thanked my post was the OP (Mrs A)


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