37" or 40" 1080P LCD TV

loulou41

deanos, oops excuse my ignorance, I did not know the difference between these two series. I thought it was a newer version of the panny.

deanos

loulou41 wrote: »

deanos, oops excuse my ignorance, I did not know the difference between these two series. I thought it was a newer version of the panny.

No problem , there is that many tv's out there, i have the PX70 42" and it really is fantastic, i paid £799 for mine a year ago and also got a 5 year warranty :j

TheMysterious1

without sounding too cheeky...

i know there are tooooo many tellys out there on the market. im just after something for my bedroom....so looking for a 32" lcd.

can you nice people just point me in the direction of some decent cheap priced tellys so i can have a peruse over. theres so many tellys and so many sites its like a needle in a haystack job.

if anyone does recommend a specific one then that is much appreciated.

hope the OP doesnt mind a slight thread hijack, but didnt want to start too many lcd telly threads on here.

also some people may want a second telly for their bedroom so it would be good to get some info.

thanks for your help and delete post if it is not wanted.

thanks

ellie14

I am also looking to buy a couple of new tvs a 40in and 32 in for starters ,one for the bedroom so that doesnt have to be panni but if theres little difference on price then panni or sony it will be .Any ideas welcome ,seems we are killing two birds with one stone here.

Godiva500

WE have just bought a Panasonic 37" TV from this site - cheapest we could find and good customer service.

Panasonic TX37LZD70 at 123Electricals4me - HI-FI Separates, Home Cinema, Speakers, MP3 DVD Portables, Plasma LCD, etc.

Doula

Hi
Im looking at a 26" LG lc55 television. Ive found it at AmazinAV.com. Does anyone know if I can get a better deal elsewhere, also, anyone a free delivery code for them?

TheMysterious1

LG's are not meant to be that good.

JOel_2

Play.com are selling a very good Samsung 40" pretty cheap. It has been getting good reviews over on AVForums.

http://www.play.com/Electronics/Electronics/-/319/405/-/3336333/Samsung-40-LE40M87BDX-XEU-HD-Ready-Freeview-Widescreen-LCD-TV/Product.html?searchtype=genre

The bigger LG's and Samsungs use the same panels, usually from Panasonic, although there are a few around with Sony panels.

Joel

DKLS

deanos wrote: »

The amount of people that hook up there PC's to tv's will be extremely small.

Maybe, but they dont know what they are missing, I have a 37" LCD and a projector, hooked up to my Windows Server, which has my entire collection of DVDs, music and downloaded TV series, I can access them all via remote, and never have to leave the comfort of my sofa. And dont have the clutter of a mountain of dvds in the room.