Toshiba 37X3030D - Best Price

M4RKM

I'm asking for a little bit of help, to see if anyone out there knows of the best price for the Toshiba 37X3030D. Its the 37" 1080p version, and the best price I can find currently is £613.29 from Dell.

Anyone found it cheaper anywhere?

sidabm

Its £595.26 here - http://www.kikatek.com/product_info.php?products_id=38557

mountainchrisriver

PC World have it for £649.99 web exclusive price... there is a 5% discount code floating around on the discount board... that makes it £617.49; its free delivery... I know its not actually cheaper but is another option... they do however have a price match thing which would beat the Dell price by 10% I think...

http://www.pcworld.co.uk:80/martprd/editorial/price-match-promise

HTH

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http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=813531

The kikatek (whoever they may be?) price given above does not include delivery, which adds about £30...

M4RKM

thanks for them.....

or... can anyone else recommend a better tv (37", 1080p) for good money..

the smaller the bezel the better, (so no speakers on the side really!)

cheers

M

PeteHerts

You could go for LG 37’’ LCD FULL HD TV for £639.95 with 5 years warranty delivered.

http://www.teleland.co.uk/item--LG-37-LCD-FULL-HD-TV--LG37LF66.html

froggy27_2

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hi there i've just looked at your link and saw that Teleland has a plasma i want for 5 yr guarantee and quite a lot cheaper than John Lewis...
I've never heard of this company so any experience shared would be welcome.. thanks a lot

tobyjug

I was looking at this
http://www.microanvika.com/product.asp?PNO=TOS45303

they have them on the website for £499 but it says ring store for details.Not sure if it is the right spec.

They are in selfridges. I don't know if it is worth following up.

Play have them coming in at £599 from 4/4/08..

PeteHerts

froggy27 wrote: »

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http://www.teleland.co.uk/item--LG-37-LCD-FULL-HD-TV--LG37LF66.html

hi there i've just looked at your link and saw that Teleland has a plasma i want for 5 yr guarantee and quite a lot cheaper than John Lewis...
I've never heard of this company so any experience shared would be welcome.. thanks a lot[/quote]

Hello Froggy.

Best thing to do is do a Google search for Teleland reviews and see what comes up.

Also it's always best, if you didn't already, is to go into John Lewis and see what deals they have instore.

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M4RKM

tobyjug wrote: »

I was looking at this
http://www.microanvika.com/product.asp?PNO=TOS45303

they have them on the website for £499 but it says ring store for details.Not sure if it is the right spec.

They are in selfridges. I don't know if it is worth following up.

Play have them coming in at £599 from 4/4/08..

the one on microanvika is the C series, which is only 720p, rather than the X series, which is 1080p

cheers though....

Jordan.Stone

Marky,
Best price for Toshiba 37X3030D I could find is £594 - http://www.pricerunner.co.uk/pl/2-896661/TVs/Toshiba-37X3030D-Compare-Prices

As for recommendations for other 37” TV’s I’d put forward the Panasonic Vierra TX-37LZD70. It’s a bit more expensive at £690 buts its HD ready 1080p. The picture quality outstanding in HD and quite smooth in standard definition, and this month it was a Which? best buy. http://www.pricerunner.co.uk/pl/2-997068/TVs/Panasonic-Viera-TX-37LZD70F-Compare-Prices

For other 37” TV’s check here (sorted by price) http://www.pricerunner.co.uk/cl/2/TVs?price_min=&price_max=&search=&ref=redirect&other_hits=239%3A37%22%7C17%3A37%22%7C27%3A37%22%7C336%3A37%22%7Cx%3B%3B%3B&q=37%22&a_11=37.0&a_13=Plasma&sort=3&saved_products=0

Hope this helps, Jordan (PriceRunner.co.uk)