mikomis lcd

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  12/03/06 - 15:16 #2

  I've got one in my kitchen, had it for about 8 months. Not the best TV in the world, but perfectly acceptable for the money.
  If you decide to buy it, be aware that Argos may offer you an alternative (usually a Beko). I had to try several shops to find one that actually had the Mikomi in stock.
  
  The Beko is a different design, with the speakers at the side of the screen. It wouldn't have fitted in my kitchen wall unit.

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  12/03/06 - 16:40 #3

  Digibod,
  Can only echo what clockwork says ...
  I bought one about 9 months ago (when they were more expensive !). It was a temp TV while my CRT was away being fixed. Even though I had gone from 28 in screen to 17 I found it perfectly whatchable. It picked up all the main stations easily although CH5 needed some manual tweaking to get a better picture. Sound is a little weak but more than adequate for bedroom TV.
  I now use it as my PC monitor and all in all I'm really pleased with it.

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  12/03/06 - 18:34 #4

  thankss guys,i guess you get what you pay for but it seems ok for the cash.its either that of a 15"inch sony for £50 more,mind you £250 was my budget as i want a new sony dvd player also for upstairs,just the basic one for £49.99.

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  13/03/06 - 12:52 #5

  Ive had one for16mths, When playing a dvd film the quality is excellent, tv is subject to signal strength etc. I,ve no complaints.

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