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Need some advice on a tv
Hi guys, i need some advice on a tv
http://www.intekx.com/product_info.p...roducts_id=143 http://www.intekx.com/product_info.p...roducts_id=140 http://www.intekx.com/product_info.p...roducts_id=103 Wont be using it for anything more than standerd sky tv and dvd. no hd will be used on it. which is the best from those 3? thanks |
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Keep your money, until you can afford a decent one.
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If you can afford a little extra & if its only SD material then your better off with a Plasma TV than LCD.
If you have to get LCD atleast stay with the big names like Panny, Sony, Samsung & LG |
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is there any around the 37" mark (or higher) thats around the same price? on a tight budget. My own tv is LG 42" and its superb with HD but this is for mymum whos sight is noit great, she had a small 28 so we wanted to go for bigger fo rher
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okay guys
i can go up to £700 - any ideas on what i should go for? seen a philips in JL for 680 - 42" plasma but out of stock atm. |
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Comet do a couple of Plasmas under £700
http://www.comet.co.uk/cometbrowse/c...455+4294966319 But if you can bring your self to buy online instead off a high street store then I would go for the Samsung http://www.beyondtelevision.co.uk/th...uct.asp?ID=913 |
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If your mothers sight is not great then probably the PQ is not that important but price and size is. Maybe the original choices are ok (this is from a plasma fan), the money saved could be spent on an extended warranty.
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If you can afford a little extra & if its only SD material then your better off with a Plasma TV than LCD.
If you have to get LCD atleast stay with the big names like Panny, Sony, Samsung & LG |
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My Pioneer 427XD plasma does HD content extremely well. Why is it that you think you need an LCD set to view HD material?
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okay guys
i can go up to £700 - any ideas on what i should go for? seen a philips in JL for 680 - 42" plasma but out of stock atm. check out the toshiba c range , i have the 32" one and find it more than acceptable for sd viewing
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