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21 October, 2008 at 6:58 pm #12083
I’m considering getting an LCD TV for use with my PS3 so I get full advantage of it, including the Blu Ray as my current TV does not have an HDMI outlet. I have looked at this one:
But I was wondering if anyone knows of any cheaper alternatives. That is the kind of size I’m after and the fact that it has both Scart and HDMI is a big plus but I was hoping to stay below the £200 mark (I’m aware that £199.99 technically is!) If I can’t, then I’ll probably get that one.
21 October, 2008 at 10:07 pm #384491I’d love to assist Johnboy, buy this type of product isn’t one that I am over familiar with.
Hopefully, one of our members has some experience that they will share with us.
21 October, 2008 at 10:11 pm #384492Join the club, my knowledge of them extends to ‘Oooooohhhhh, look – smart! That’ll do me’ :lol:
I sort of know a bit about these things but that also means that I sort of don’t.
21 October, 2008 at 10:24 pm #384493LG M228WD 22″ HD Ready LCD TV/Monitor with Digital Freeview 1680×1050 3000:1 5ms HDMI/VGA Speakers Black 3 Years Warranty
http://www.ebuyer.com/product/139180
for sub £200, this looks as good as I can find.
The one on play.com you found is 19″, this is a 22″.
This has a higher screen resolution than the 1 you found on play, which as i’m sure you are aware will make the picture better the higher the resolution.
3 times the contrast ratio of the play.com one.
Oh and this has freeview built in.Anyhow worth a look, hope you find what’s right for you :)
21 October, 2008 at 10:43 pm #384494Not bad at all, infact better than. Digital ready as well which means that I won’t have to fork out for another TV when we switch to digital next July/August – didn’t have that on the Samsung one, or a three year warranty. Delivery costs more but it looks better value for money. I’ll definetely be having a think about it.
Thanks :D
21 October, 2008 at 10:45 pm #384495@johnboy25 wrote:
Not bad at all, infact better than. Digital ready as well which means that I won’t have to fork out for another TV when we switch to digital next July/August – didn’t have that on the Samsung one, or a three year warranty. Delivery costs more but it looks better value for money. I’ll definetely be having a think about it.
Thanks :D
Delivery is free if you select super saver option (but it takes upto 5 days to arrive)
21 October, 2008 at 10:46 pm #384496Yippeeeeeeee …. another satisfied customer !!
Next please ???
21 October, 2008 at 10:56 pm #384497@justhere wrote:
@johnboy25 wrote:
Not bad at all, infact better than. Digital ready as well which means that I won’t have to fork out for another TV when we switch to digital next July/August – didn’t have that on the Samsung one, or a three year warranty. Delivery costs more but it looks better value for money. I’ll definetely be having a think about it.
Thanks :D
Delivery is free if you select super saver option (but it takes upto 5 days to arrive)
That’d do me, there’s no real hurry. But I’ve had my current one for six years, and god knows how many years it had been in circulation before that so it’s starting to fade. I don’t think I get the full benefit of the PS3 on it either. And having a TV ready for next year is an added bonus.
22 October, 2008 at 1:15 pm #384498@johnboy25 wrote:
I’m considering getting an LCD TV for use with my PS3 so I get full advantage of it, including the Blu Ray as my current TV does not have an HDMI outlet. I have looked at this one:
But I was wondering if anyone knows of any cheaper alternatives. That is the kind of size I’m after and the fact that it has both Scart and HDMI is a big plus but I was hoping to stay below the £200 mark (I’m aware that £199.99 technically is!) If I can’t, then I’ll probably get that one.
I’ve looked at that one and im sure it’s discontinued so i’d still try and find it somewhere cheaper.
22 October, 2008 at 1:34 pm #384499@forumhostpb wrote:
Yippeeeeeeee …. another satisfied customer !!
Next please ???
You ought to start charging!?
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