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Can anyone recommend a 32inch LCD TV?
Extra
27-10-2007
I'm thinking about getting a 32inch LCD TV and I am searching for a good all-rounder. I'm upgrading from a 28inch widescreen Sony TV. Can anyone recommend a good all-rounder? Budget is up to £700.
Cheers
AlanH
28-10-2007
You could a lot worse that one of these, and Amazon have recently dropped the price too:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Sony-KDL32D3...3571007&sr=1-1
Ghostleader
29-10-2007
I was at a department store yesterday were they had KDL3200U (This is Sony's poor mans range anything ending with a U.) set along side their top of the range of the same size, the model number escapes me but it has their BRAVIA processing and 100Hz scaning. The U series 32inch was £500 & the top end model was £900, both units were being feed the BBC HD preview channel via component, I think the show was Planet earth and a camera panned along a formation of ice in caves. The detail levels on Both sets were very good, though to be 100% honest the top of the range Bravia won out with reduced macro blocking when dealing with films cinematic grain and enhanced motion tracking (Wow SSSSMOOTH was the word!), but thats the 100Hz scanning coming into play! Anyway the "Cheapo" U series was not too far behind and I would recomend a viewing of this set, for £500 you could do ALOT worse and not alot better, not for the money anyway.
AlanH
29-10-2007
Err...the U suffix indicates a model for the UK market. The letter indicating the model range is the one following the "KDL" and the screen size in inches.
breath
29-10-2007
What about this:

http://www.ebuyer.com/product/133556
Nigel Goodwin
29-10-2007
Originally Posted by AlanH:
“Err...the U suffix indicates a model for the UK market. The letter indicating the model range is the one following the "KDL" and the screen size in inches.”

Exactly, he only gave a portion of the model number - on TV's the final letter only signifies the destination country. Strangely enough VCR's used G rather than U, which I always thought strange?.

In any case though, the bottom of the range U series sets are still better than most others in side by side comparisons.
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