Wharfedale LCD TV

Samhallows · 14-08-2007, 23:11

Hi there,
so i'm looking into buying this tv..
http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Produc...Wharfedale.htm
and was wondering whether anyone had much experience with Wharfedale as i have never heard of them before.
And just basically whether the picture, sound etc.. are good?
Im not looking to spend more than that amount on a tv as i am only a student

Any help would be appreciated!

Ive also just found this...
http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Produc...elevisions.htm
Anyone any thoughts about this one?
Thanks

Nigel Goodwin · 15-08-2007, 09:58

Quote:

Originally Posted by bigbruvfansam

Hi there,
so i'm looking into buying this tv..
http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Produc...Wharfedale.htm
and was wondering whether anyone had much experience with Wharfedale as i have never heard of them before.
And just basically whether the picture, sound etc.. are good?

It's just a badge put on cheap sets, usually made by Vestel.

Wharfedale used to be a very reputable loudspeaker manufacturer many years ago, but were taken over a long time back, and now seem to nothing more than a name?.

For a while Euronics (Europes largest independent buying group) had exclusive UK rights to Wharfedale TV's, but the members weren't very interested in the products!.

Pepperoni Man · 15-08-2007, 10:12

Quote:

Originally Posted by Nigel Goodwin

It's just a badge put on cheap sets, usually made by Vestel.

Wharfedale used to be a very reputable loudspeaker manufacturer many years ago, but were taken over a long time back, and now seem to nothing more than a name?.

For a while Euronics (Europes largest independent buying group) had exclusive UK rights to Wharfedale TV's, but the members weren't very interested in the products!.

Indeed, Wharfedale were one of the most respected budget loudspeaker companies in the world. They do still make great loudspeakers but increasingly their name is being associated with cheap Argos TVs. I don't know much about the TVs other than the fact they appear to be cheap and cheerful but it's a bit of a puzzle how they expect the loudspeaker arm of the company to remain untainted by the greater profile (and poor reputation ? )of the TV side.

Goodmans went through a similar process many years ago although their speakers were never as good as Wharfedale's. Don't think many would link Goodmans with good quality speakers these days

Nigel Goodwin · 15-08-2007, 10:25

Quote:

Originally Posted by Pepperoni Man

Goodmans went through a similar process many years ago although their speakers were never as good as Wharfedale's. Don't think many would link Goodmans with good quality speakers these days

There used to be a local record shop here years back, instead of the normal cheap gear he had some really nice stuff.

If you asked him to put a record on for you it went on a Garrard 401, with an SME arm, and a Shure V15. I can't remember the amp he used now (might have been Leak?), but he had a pair of HUGE Goodmans speakers.

So he'd play you the record, it sounded great, so you bought it and took it home - where it sounded rubbish on your own cheap system!.

Rather like HD TV demos today!.

Samhallows · 15-08-2007, 12:02

right ok so by the sounds of it wharfedale isnt the best then, but im not looking for anything amazing, just something with good enough picture and sound, is the bush one any better do you think?

Nigel Goodwin · 15-08-2007, 12:37

Quote:

Originally Posted by bigbruvfansam

right ok so by the sounds of it wharfedale isnt the best then, but im not looking for anything amazing, just something with good enough picture and sound, is the bush one any better do you think?

It's probably the exact same TV?, most of the cheap makes are just Vestels.

Samhallows · 15-08-2007, 13:45

Quote:

Originally Posted by Nigel Goodwin

It's probably the exact same TV?, most of the cheap makes are just Vestels.

oh right, god who knew buying a tv would be such hard work!

Im probably just going to go for the bush one, but im confused.. it says HD ready via HDMI input for a start what does that mean?, and also on the wharfedale tv it just says HD ready.. whats the difference? Is it important at all?

fugitive · 15-08-2007, 14:01

Quote:

Originally Posted by bigbruvfansam

oh right, god who knew buying a tv would be such hard work!

confused:

ive been "trying" to buy a new TV for 3 years!!!

Wheverever I go all they sell is LCD sh!te- we all know LCD is sh!te for sports and blacks etc- and I havent/dont want a bloody 37" plasma in my front room- I dont run a pub!!

So Im stuck with my 21" tv that ive had for 14 years- how much long can this go on????

I just want a new TV - thats all I ask for - A new TV!!!

Pepperoni Man · 15-08-2007, 15:55

Quote:

Originally Posted by bigbruvfansam

right ok so by the sounds of it wharfedale isnt the best then, but im not looking for anything amazing, just something with good enough picture and sound, is the bush one any better do you think?

It depends what you want from TV. By the sound of it you aren't in to the techy stuff too much and aren't going to spend a heck of a lot of time comparing your picture with other more expensive makes.

Sounds to me like either the Wharfedale or Bush would probably do the job for you

Samhallows · 15-08-2007, 15:55

Quote:

Originally Posted by fugitive

ive been "trying" to buy a new TV for 3 years!!!

Wheverever I go all they sell is LCD sh!te- we all know LCD is sh!te for sports and blacks etc- and I havent/dont want a bloody 37" plasma in my front room- I dont run a pub!!

So Im stuck with my 21" tv that ive had for 14 years- how much long can this go on????

I just want a new TV - thats all I ask for - A new TV!!!

ah ok you win

doesnt really help that i have a small budget either!

Samhallows · 15-08-2007, 15:57

Quote:

Originally Posted by Pepperoni Man

It depends what you want from TV. By the sound of it you aren't in to the techy stuff too much and aren't going to spend a heck of a lot of time comparing your picture with other more expensive makes.

Sounds to me like either the Wharfedale or Bush would probably do the job for you

Nope im really not that fussed just as long as it does the job... although i wouldnt mind it working well with my wii that would just be a bonus, so thankyou!

roddydogs · 15-08-2007, 16:57

Quote:

Originally Posted by fugitive

ive been "trying" to buy a new TV for 3 years!!!

Wheverever I go all they sell is LCD sh!te- we all know LCD is sh!te for sports and blacks etc- and I havent/dont want a bloody 37" plasma in my front room- I dont run a pub!!

So Im stuck with my 21" tv that ive had for 14 years- how much long can this go on????

I just want a new TV - thats all I ask for - A new TV!!!

Why have u posted this daft post in 2 different headings?

fugitive · 15-08-2007, 18:24

Quote:

Originally Posted by roddydogs

Why have u posted this daft post in 2 different headings?

i decided it was such an important argument that it warranted its own thread!!!

but it seems some people are happy with blurryvision lcds

Rob500 · 15-08-2007, 20:15

Right, I actually have the Wharfedale TV, albeit not the DVD combi version, just the basic TV because I will be buying a (Wharfedale) HDMI DVD/HDD/PVR combi STB as well.

There is nothing wrong with it at all, the picture quality is excellent, it's easy to use and it does everything I want it to.

The only small downside to it is that the SCART socket is positioned awkwardly on its side and the wrong way up, meaning most cheap SCART leads end up having the cable pointing upwards (if you look at a SCART cable and imagine it connected on it side and the cable pointing upwards you will understand), so the cable tends to fall out. I got round this problem by miraculously finding a cable with the connector on the other way round so this problem doesn't occur.

Thank God I kept the old Pace SCART lead from the Ondigital days

Wharfedale are a well known loudspeaker manufacturer, but Argos use the name under license, just to clarify.

Samhallows · 15-08-2007, 23:50

Quote:

Originally Posted by Rob500

Right, I actually have the Wharfedale TV, albeit not the DVD combi version, just the basic TV because I will be buying a (Wharfedale) HDMI DVD/HDD/PVR combi STB as well.

There is nothing wrong with it at all, the picture quality is excellent, it's easy to use and it does everything I want it to.

The only small downside to it is that the SCART socket is positioned awkwardly on its side and the wrong way up, meaning most cheap SCART leads end up having the cable pointing upwards (if you look at a SCART cable and imagine it connected on it side and the cable pointing upwards you will understand), so the cable tends to fall out. I got round this problem by miraculously finding a cable with the connector on the other way round so this problem doesn't occur.

Thank God I kept the old Pace SCART lead from the Ondigital days

Wharfedale are a well known loudspeaker manufacturer, but Argos use the name under license, just to clarify.

Thanks for that, im much less worried about buying it now

Although i now have YET ANOTHER question.. god im such a technical newbie..
For just the wharfedale tv without freeview or
dvd its £200, with freeview its £230, is it worth spending an extra £30 for freeview when i do already have a freeview box? Will it be a better picture if i use the freeview already on the tv?
Thanks

Rob500 · 16-08-2007, 00:43

Quote:

Originally Posted by bigbruvfansam

Thanks for that, im much less worried about buying it now

Although i now have YET ANOTHER question.. god im such a technical newbie..
For just the wharfedale tv without freeview or
dvd its £200, with freeview its £230, is it worth spending an extra £30 for freeview when i do already have a freeview box? Will it be a better picture if i use the freeview already on the tv?
Thanks

Well a Freeview box will cost around £30 anyway, makes sense to buy the TV with integrated Freeview as there will be less wire clutter. The problem with that is you would only be able to record the channel you are watching unless you have a PVR.

If you don't have a PVR, it would make sense to go for the integrated Freeview and also plug in the box, so you have a way of watching one digital channel while recording another.

Samhallows · 16-08-2007, 00:47

Quote:

Originally Posted by Rob500

Well a Freeview box will cost around £30 anyway, makes sense to buy the TV with integrated Freeview as there will be less wire clutter. The problem with that is you would only be able to record the channel you are watching unless you have a PVR.

If you don't have a PVR, it would make sense to go for the integrated Freeview and also plug in the box, so you have a way of watching one digital channel while recording another.

Right will do thankyou, so it doesnt effect how good the picture quality is then i take it?

roddydogs · 16-08-2007, 06:51

Quote:

Originally Posted by fugitive

i decided it was such an important argument that it warranted its own thread!!!

but it seems some people are happy with blurryvision lcds

What planet are u living on? one stuck in the LCDs of 7 years ago, obviously.

roddydogs · 16-08-2007, 06:53

Quote:

Originally Posted by Rob500

Well a Freeview box will cost around £30 anyway, makes sense to buy the TV with integrated Freeview as there will be less wire clutter. The problem with that is you would only be able to record the channel you are watching unless you have a PVR.

If you don't have a PVR, it would make sense to go for the integrated Freeview and also plug in the box, so you have a way of watching one digital channel while recording another.

Not necessarily true, decent sets have a "record from TV" so you can record from the freeview channels.:sleep:

16-08-2007, 07:09

Quote:

Originally Posted by fugitive

ive been "trying" to buy a new TV for 3 years!!!

Wheverever I go all they sell is LCD sh!te- we all know LCD is sh!te for sports and blacks etc- and I havent/dont want a bloody 37" plasma in my front room- I dont run a pub!!

So Im stuck with my 21" tv that ive had for 14 years- how much long can this go on????

I just want a new TV - thats all I ask for - A new TV!!!

Errr, I just bought a 21" flatscreen CRT from ebay for £7.50. Works a treat. If all you are going to watch is SD channels then I would tend to agree that a decent CRT is the better option if you have the space -- LCD is really the future for HD. Since this was going in a bedroom, with a pre-existing Freeview box I didn't see the point in spending too much.

It seems to me that people like your good self have a golden opportunity. While everyone else is buying LCDs, why don't you locate a good used 28" or so CRT for next to no money. No-one wants them any more so they sell dirt-cheap. And if it blows after a year or two, shucks, you only paid maybe £50!!

Samhallows · 16-08-2007, 16:27

well just thought i would let you know that i brought the wharfedale tv! Works well and is good to look at! The sound is a bit tinny.. but i can deal with that its not terrible!

streekie · 16-08-2007, 17:11

well done you for making a decision. hope it all works out !

Samhallows · 16-08-2007, 17:53

Quote:

Originally Posted by streekie

well done you for making a decision. hope it all works out !

thankyou

Samhallows · 16-08-2007, 18:06

OO i do have another question, where can i buy a cable that connects my laptop to the tv? Its an S-Video input.. Any ideas?

skyscraper101 · 16-08-2007, 18:27

Eeeeeebay

14-08-2007, 23:11	#1
Samhallows Forum Member Join Date: May 2006 Posts: 2,492	Wharfedale LCD TV Hi there, so i'm looking into buying this tv.. http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Produc...Wharfedale.htm and was wondering whether anyone had much experience with Wharfedale as i have never heard of them before. And just basically whether the picture, sound etc.. are good? Im not looking to spend more than that amount on a tv as i am only a student Any help would be appreciated! Ive also just found this... http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Produc...elevisions.htm Anyone any thoughts about this one? Thanks

15-08-2007, 09:58	#2
Nigel Goodwin Forum Member Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: North Derbyshire Posts: 41,789	Quote: Originally Posted by bigbruvfansam Hi there, so i'm looking into buying this tv.. http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Produc...Wharfedale.htm and was wondering whether anyone had much experience with Wharfedale as i have never heard of them before. And just basically whether the picture, sound etc.. are good? It's just a badge put on cheap sets, usually made by Vestel. Wharfedale used to be a very reputable loudspeaker manufacturer many years ago, but were taken over a long time back, and now seem to nothing more than a name?. For a while Euronics (Europes largest independent buying group) had exclusive UK rights to Wharfedale TV's, but the members weren't very interested in the products!.

15-08-2007, 10:12	#3
Pepperoni Man Forum Member Join Date: May 2007 Posts: 7,242	Quote: Originally Posted by Nigel Goodwin It's just a badge put on cheap sets, usually made by Vestel. Wharfedale used to be a very reputable loudspeaker manufacturer many years ago, but were taken over a long time back, and now seem to nothing more than a name?. For a while Euronics (Europes largest independent buying group) had exclusive UK rights to Wharfedale TV's, but the members weren't very interested in the products!. Indeed, Wharfedale were one of the most respected budget loudspeaker companies in the world. They do still make great loudspeakers but increasingly their name is being associated with cheap Argos TVs. I don't know much about the TVs other than the fact they appear to be cheap and cheerful but it's a bit of a puzzle how they expect the loudspeaker arm of the company to remain untainted by the greater profile (and poor reputation ? )of the TV side. Goodmans went through a similar process many years ago although their speakers were never as good as Wharfedale's. Don't think many would link Goodmans with good quality speakers these days

15-08-2007, 10:25	#4
Nigel Goodwin Forum Member Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: North Derbyshire Posts: 41,789	Quote: Originally Posted by Pepperoni Man Goodmans went through a similar process many years ago although their speakers were never as good as Wharfedale's. Don't think many would link Goodmans with good quality speakers these days There used to be a local record shop here years back, instead of the normal cheap gear he had some really nice stuff. If you asked him to put a record on for you it went on a Garrard 401, with an SME arm, and a Shure V15. I can't remember the amp he used now (might have been Leak?), but he had a pair of HUGE Goodmans speakers. So he'd play you the record, it sounded great, so you bought it and took it home - where it sounded rubbish on your own cheap system!. Rather like HD TV demos today!.

15-08-2007, 12:02	#5
Samhallows Forum Member Join Date: May 2006 Posts: 2,492	right ok so by the sounds of it wharfedale isnt the best then, but im not looking for anything amazing, just something with good enough picture and sound, is the bush one any better do you think?

15-08-2007, 12:37	#6
Nigel Goodwin Forum Member Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: North Derbyshire Posts: 41,789	Quote: Originally Posted by bigbruvfansam right ok so by the sounds of it wharfedale isnt the best then, but im not looking for anything amazing, just something with good enough picture and sound, is the bush one any better do you think? It's probably the exact same TV?, most of the cheap makes are just Vestels.

15-08-2007, 13:45	#7
Samhallows Forum Member Join Date: May 2006 Posts: 2,492	Quote: Originally Posted by Nigel Goodwin It's probably the exact same TV?, most of the cheap makes are just Vestels. oh right, god who knew buying a tv would be such hard work! Im probably just going to go for the bush one, but im confused.. it says HD ready via HDMI input for a start what does that mean?, and also on the wharfedale tv it just says HD ready.. whats the difference? Is it important at all?

15-08-2007, 14:01	#8
fugitive Inactive Member Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: Liverpool Posts: 4,106	Quote: Originally Posted by bigbruvfansam oh right, god who knew buying a tv would be such hard work! confused: ive been "trying" to buy a new TV for 3 years!!! Wheverever I go all they sell is LCD sh!te- we all know LCD is sh!te for sports and blacks etc- and I havent/dont want a bloody 37" plasma in my front room- I dont run a pub!! So Im stuck with my 21" tv that ive had for 14 years- how much long can this go on???? I just want a new TV - thats all I ask for - A new TV!!!

15-08-2007, 15:55	#9
Pepperoni Man Forum Member Join Date: May 2007 Posts: 7,242	Quote: Originally Posted by bigbruvfansam right ok so by the sounds of it wharfedale isnt the best then, but im not looking for anything amazing, just something with good enough picture and sound, is the bush one any better do you think? It depends what you want from TV. By the sound of it you aren't in to the techy stuff too much and aren't going to spend a heck of a lot of time comparing your picture with other more expensive makes. Sounds to me like either the Wharfedale or Bush would probably do the job for you

15-08-2007, 15:55	#10
Samhallows Forum Member Join Date: May 2006 Posts: 2,492	Quote: Originally Posted by fugitive ive been "trying" to buy a new TV for 3 years!!! Wheverever I go all they sell is LCD sh!te- we all know LCD is sh!te for sports and blacks etc- and I havent/dont want a bloody 37" plasma in my front room- I dont run a pub!! So Im stuck with my 21" tv that ive had for 14 years- how much long can this go on???? I just want a new TV - thats all I ask for - A new TV!!! ah ok you win doesnt really help that i have a small budget either!

15-08-2007, 15:57	#11
Samhallows Forum Member Join Date: May 2006 Posts: 2,492	Quote: Originally Posted by Pepperoni Man It depends what you want from TV. By the sound of it you aren't in to the techy stuff too much and aren't going to spend a heck of a lot of time comparing your picture with other more expensive makes. Sounds to me like either the Wharfedale or Bush would probably do the job for you Nope im really not that fussed just as long as it does the job... although i wouldnt mind it working well with my wii that would just be a bonus, so thankyou!

15-08-2007, 16:57	#12
roddydogs Forum Member Join Date: Apr 2007 Posts: 6,352	Quote: Originally Posted by fugitive ive been "trying" to buy a new TV for 3 years!!! Wheverever I go all they sell is LCD sh!te- we all know LCD is sh!te for sports and blacks etc- and I havent/dont want a bloody 37" plasma in my front room- I dont run a pub!! So Im stuck with my 21" tv that ive had for 14 years- how much long can this go on???? I just want a new TV - thats all I ask for - A new TV!!! Why have u posted this daft post in 2 different headings?

15-08-2007, 18:24	#13
fugitive Inactive Member Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: Liverpool Posts: 4,106	Quote: Originally Posted by roddydogs Why have u posted this daft post in 2 different headings? i decided it was such an important argument that it warranted its own thread!!! but it seems some people are happy with blurryvision lcds

15-08-2007, 20:15	#14
Rob500 Forum Member Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Preston Posts: 3,843	Right, I actually have the Wharfedale TV, albeit not the DVD combi version, just the basic TV because I will be buying a (Wharfedale) HDMI DVD/HDD/PVR combi STB as well. There is nothing wrong with it at all, the picture quality is excellent, it's easy to use and it does everything I want it to. The only small downside to it is that the SCART socket is positioned awkwardly on its side and the wrong way up, meaning most cheap SCART leads end up having the cable pointing upwards (if you look at a SCART cable and imagine it connected on it side and the cable pointing upwards you will understand), so the cable tends to fall out. I got round this problem by miraculously finding a cable with the connector on the other way round so this problem doesn't occur. Thank God I kept the old Pace SCART lead from the Ondigital days Wharfedale are a well known loudspeaker manufacturer, but Argos use the name under license, just to clarify.

15-08-2007, 23:50	#15
Samhallows Forum Member Join Date: May 2006 Posts: 2,492	Quote: Originally Posted by Rob500 Right, I actually have the Wharfedale TV, albeit not the DVD combi version, just the basic TV because I will be buying a (Wharfedale) HDMI DVD/HDD/PVR combi STB as well. There is nothing wrong with it at all, the picture quality is excellent, it's easy to use and it does everything I want it to. The only small downside to it is that the SCART socket is positioned awkwardly on its side and the wrong way up, meaning most cheap SCART leads end up having the cable pointing upwards (if you look at a SCART cable and imagine it connected on it side and the cable pointing upwards you will understand), so the cable tends to fall out. I got round this problem by miraculously finding a cable with the connector on the other way round so this problem doesn't occur. Thank God I kept the old Pace SCART lead from the Ondigital days Wharfedale are a well known loudspeaker manufacturer, but Argos use the name under license, just to clarify. Thanks for that, im much less worried about buying it now Although i now have YET ANOTHER question.. god im such a technical newbie.. For just the wharfedale tv without freeview or dvd its £200, with freeview its £230, is it worth spending an extra £30 for freeview when i do already have a freeview box? Will it be a better picture if i use the freeview already on the tv? Thanks

16-08-2007, 00:43	#16
Rob500 Forum Member Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Preston Posts: 3,843	Quote: Originally Posted by bigbruvfansam Thanks for that, im much less worried about buying it now Although i now have YET ANOTHER question.. god im such a technical newbie.. For just the wharfedale tv without freeview or dvd its £200, with freeview its £230, is it worth spending an extra £30 for freeview when i do already have a freeview box? Will it be a better picture if i use the freeview already on the tv? Thanks Well a Freeview box will cost around £30 anyway, makes sense to buy the TV with integrated Freeview as there will be less wire clutter. The problem with that is you would only be able to record the channel you are watching unless you have a PVR. If you don't have a PVR, it would make sense to go for the integrated Freeview and also plug in the box, so you have a way of watching one digital channel while recording another.

16-08-2007, 00:47	#17
Samhallows Forum Member Join Date: May 2006 Posts: 2,492	Quote: Originally Posted by Rob500 Well a Freeview box will cost around £30 anyway, makes sense to buy the TV with integrated Freeview as there will be less wire clutter. The problem with that is you would only be able to record the channel you are watching unless you have a PVR. If you don't have a PVR, it would make sense to go for the integrated Freeview and also plug in the box, so you have a way of watching one digital channel while recording another. Right will do thankyou, so it doesnt effect how good the picture quality is then i take it?

16-08-2007, 06:51	#18
roddydogs Forum Member Join Date: Apr 2007 Posts: 6,352	Quote: Originally Posted by fugitive i decided it was such an important argument that it warranted its own thread!!! but it seems some people are happy with blurryvision lcds What planet are u living on? one stuck in the LCDs of 7 years ago, obviously.

16-08-2007, 06:53	#19
roddydogs Forum Member Join Date: Apr 2007 Posts: 6,352	Quote: Originally Posted by Rob500 Well a Freeview box will cost around £30 anyway, makes sense to buy the TV with integrated Freeview as there will be less wire clutter. The problem with that is you would only be able to record the channel you are watching unless you have a PVR. If you don't have a PVR, it would make sense to go for the integrated Freeview and also plug in the box, so you have a way of watching one digital channel while recording another. Not necessarily true, decent sets have a "record from TV" so you can record from the freeview channels.:sleep:

16-08-2007, 07:09	#20
jase1 Posts: n/a	Quote: Originally Posted by fugitive ive been "trying" to buy a new TV for 3 years!!! Wheverever I go all they sell is LCD sh!te- we all know LCD is sh!te for sports and blacks etc- and I havent/dont want a bloody 37" plasma in my front room- I dont run a pub!! So Im stuck with my 21" tv that ive had for 14 years- how much long can this go on???? I just want a new TV - thats all I ask for - A new TV!!! Errr, I just bought a 21" flatscreen CRT from ebay for £7.50. Works a treat. If all you are going to watch is SD channels then I would tend to agree that a decent CRT is the better option if you have the space -- LCD is really the future for HD. Since this was going in a bedroom, with a pre-existing Freeview box I didn't see the point in spending too much. It seems to me that people like your good self have a golden opportunity. While everyone else is buying LCDs, why don't you locate a good used 28" or so CRT for next to no money. No-one wants them any more so they sell dirt-cheap. And if it blows after a year or two, shucks, you only paid maybe £50!!

16-08-2007, 16:27	#21
Samhallows Forum Member Join Date: May 2006 Posts: 2,492	well just thought i would let you know that i brought the wharfedale tv! Works well and is good to look at! The sound is a bit tinny.. but i can deal with that its not terrible!

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16-08-2007, 17:11	#22
streekie Forum Member Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Watford,UK Posts: 253	well done you for making a decision. hope it all works out !

16-08-2007, 17:53	#23
Samhallows Forum Member Join Date: May 2006 Posts: 2,492	Quote: Originally Posted by streekie well done you for making a decision. hope it all works out ! thankyou

16-08-2007, 18:06	#24
Samhallows Forum Member Join Date: May 2006 Posts: 2,492	OO i do have another question, where can i buy a cable that connects my laptop to the tv? Its an S-Video input.. Any ideas?

16-08-2007, 18:27	#25
skyscraper101 Forum Member Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Shepherds Bush Low Rises Posts: 439	Eeeeeebay