Does anyone make a "small" widescreen tv?
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23 December 2002, 09:17 PM
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Ive seen plenty of 24" Widescreen TV's (not as big as you think really)
Martin Dawes had a load of them yesterday shrink wrapped with prices like 120-150 quid on them
Looked like ex disply stock
Martin Dawes had a load of them yesterday shrink wrapped with prices like 120-150 quid on them
Looked like ex disply stock
23 December 2002, 10:43 PM
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LCD so a bit pricey
there is a guy talks of a 20" Sony WS here
[Edited by PG - 12/23/2002 10:44:54 PM]
there is a guy talks of a 20" Sony WS here
[Edited by PG - 12/23/2002 10:44:54 PM]
23 December 2002, 11:22 PM
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don't LOL
but Safeway have a really nice Widesreen in about £189
think its about 20"..
or not much bigger...just do for up stairs
they do a DVD player too woth suround sound speakers at £120!! all looks nice!
Phil
but Safeway have a really nice Widesreen in about £189
think its about 20"..
or not much bigger...just do for up stairs
they do a DVD player too woth suround sound speakers at £120!! all looks nice!
Phil
24 December 2002, 12:16 AM
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I saw that is our local Safeway's today while stocking up on JD for the next few days (
). I saw a 28 inch WS for £189 and the DVD/surround sound thing for (I think) £129. So around £300 for a home cinema setup, that is great value but god knows what both items are actually like quality wise.
Doesn't seem to be much below the 22 inch range in standard CRT technology for wide screens, but there are quite a few 15 - 22 inch LCDs, but not cheap.
Take a look at the Sony 24 inch WEGA, great picture.
Cheers
Ian
). I saw a 28 inch WS for £189 and the DVD/surround sound thing for (I think) £129. So around £300 for a home cinema setup, that is great value but god knows what both items are actually like quality wise.Doesn't seem to be much below the 22 inch range in standard CRT technology for wide screens, but there are quite a few 15 - 22 inch LCDs, but not cheap.
Take a look at the Sony 24 inch WEGA, great picture.
Cheers
Ian
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24 December 2002, 01:03 PM
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Sony do an itsy bitsy wide screen, flat screen LCD. Saw it at the weekend. Well good and you can see it from all angles as well. Trying to persaud Mrs P that it would be cool because it's so light we could move it round the house... sadly she is not convinced and says if I have £1,400 knocking around she is due some diamonds....
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24 December 2002, 01:40 PM
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£1400 FFS!!! You can have two 17" LCD widescreens from www.ihavetohave.it and get enough change to (almost) fill up the car.
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