28" Widescreen Television?
08 May 2002, 05:04 PM
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I bought a Toshiba wide screen 28" last year for about 400notes..
very happy with it..
JGM
Edited because I am muppet....
[Edited by Jolly Green Monster 2 - 8/5/2002 6:53:17 PM]
very happy with it..
JGM
Edited because I am muppet....
[Edited by Jolly Green Monster 2 - 8/5/2002 6:53:17 PM]
05 August 2002, 04:36 PM
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I'm after a new widescreen telly and I have a couple of options:
Beko 28" Widescreen - £250-ish (2 Scarts - S-Video/RGB)
JVC 28" Widescreen - £400-ish (3 Scarts - S-Video/RGB)
What I need:
28" Widescreen (minimum)
50Hz
NTSC
2 Scarts & 1 S-Video or 3 Scart (RGB & S-Video compatiable)
NICAM only
Budget up to £450. (Ex-Demos considered)
Can anyone recommend a cheap supplier online or a shop in the South East?
Cheers
Andy
Beko 28" Widescreen - £250-ish (2 Scarts - S-Video/RGB)
JVC 28" Widescreen - £400-ish (3 Scarts - S-Video/RGB)
What I need:
28" Widescreen (minimum)
50Hz
NTSC
2 Scarts & 1 S-Video or 3 Scart (RGB & S-Video compatiable)
NICAM only
Budget up to £450. (Ex-Demos considered)
Can anyone recommend a cheap supplier online or a shop in the South East?
Cheers
Andy
05 August 2002, 04:40 PM
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) end of line with warrantee!!!!
05 August 2002, 06:21 PM
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You ever considered renting? I get a 32" widescreen Sony Wega with digital, and a Sony nicam video, all for £46/month. And the advantage is that I can change to a different telly as often as I like - which is likely to be handy, until the digital technology etc settles down.
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06 August 2002, 09:56 AM
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Better still, get a price off the empiredirect website and then go to Allders. If they stock the TV you want, they will match the price on your print out and you get it from somewhere local and not over the web.
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you tried Asda ?
i just picked up a Bush 28" widescreen for £250 with 3 year warantee
2 x scart
2 x video in
no svhs though as far as i can remember
well worth the money though IMHO
i just picked up a Bush 28" widescreen for £250 with 3 year warantee
2 x scart
2 x video in
no svhs though as far as i can remember
well worth the money though IMHO
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