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28 inch widescreen tv - preferably no less than £400
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Good morning all; my sister is finally fleeing the parents home and wants a 28 inch widescreen tv. She has asked my assistance and my god it looks a minefield out there!
I would be grateful for anyones thoughts and guidance. Ultimately, the requirements are not massive; 100 hz screen, at least two scarts, and the basics i would hope would be a prerequisit with TVs this days (but we know that is not always the case) - decent sound, clear picture, teletext. Perhaps as important as the above is not too massive an arse! (depth of TVs rear end). LCD / Plasma are not what she wants.
I've spotted two Toshiba at between £320 and £340 but really have no idea whether these represent good value - I have read on line that the tube on many toshibas are not the best but that was only a couple of review.
I am grateful for any assistance you could give us.
I would be grateful for anyones thoughts and guidance. Ultimately, the requirements are not massive; 100 hz screen, at least two scarts, and the basics i would hope would be a prerequisit with TVs this days (but we know that is not always the case) - decent sound, clear picture, teletext. Perhaps as important as the above is not too massive an arse! (depth of TVs rear end). LCD / Plasma are not what she wants.
I've spotted two Toshiba at between £320 and £340 but really have no idea whether these represent good value - I have read on line that the tube on many toshibas are not the best but that was only a couple of review.
I am grateful for any assistance you could give us.
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RE: Sale of my Sony TV.
Cheers.
Ro.
My second one is a 100hz jobbie and its superb!
Component video in and dolby digital built in completes the picture!
Personally I have always used Goodmans TV sets not so much through brand loyalty just these sets have always seemed to provide the best value for money, in fact have had a total of four Goodmans sets and have not had any serious problems with any of them indeed out of the four i still have three and they still work fine.
Of particular note is the 33 inch 4:3 set purchased back in 97, since then it has had very heavy daily usage (big TV watchers in my house) and still works perfectly today.
Recently i upgraded to a Goodmans 32 inch Widescreen set, only had it a few months so far too early to make comments on reliability or anything like that but the picture quality is superb and also quite surprisingly the sound quality (albeit just stereo) is very good too which allowed me to move the HIFI out into the other room freeing some much needed space in my TV room.
I am not necessarily saying that you should get a Goodmans set (though i certainly think you should consider it) just that you may end up getting a far better deal if you look beyond the traditional big names and the money you save may allow you to get a bigger set e.g. a 32 inch set instead of 28.
Thanks again!
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