my RELISYS tv is flipping brilliant
14 December 2005, 10:45 AM
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my RELISYS tv is flipping brilliant
i bid on ebay on a 17" widescreen lcd tv on friday night, the payment went through on saturday morning and on monday morning my tv was on my doorstep (not literally)
what a great tv, has anyone else got one of these models? its a really solid quality tv, lovely to look at and loads of features
has anyone else got one of these and are they worth the money
what a great tv, has anyone else got one of these models? its a really solid quality tv, lovely to look at and loads of features
has anyone else got one of these and are they worth the money
15 December 2005, 09:26 AM
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ive got a relisys rtl20 17" lcd tv. its currently sitting in the loft gathering dust and ive gone back to my 15" crt portable. dvd picture not very good, analogue picture terrible, forget playing games consoles on it, doesnt refresh quick enough leaving smearing. im not impressed at all...
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15 December 2005, 09:38 AM
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its this one...
17" Relisys RLT17AP15 LCD TV/ Monitor, Silver, Widescreen (16.9), Teletext, Remote, 3yr Onsite.
The stylish 17" LCD TV possess exceptional specifications at an affordable price, the RLT17AP15 produces sharp and in depth pictures that are a joy to watch, and with its widescreen display produces a more immersive viewing experience.
The 17" LCD TV is perfect as a second TV and can be positioned anywhere due to it's lightweight frame and carry handle. It can be wall mounted too, an ideal space saving solution. The RLT17AP15 comes with built-in speakers that produce crystal-clear audio and the futuristic bezel has an easily accessible Control Panel.
It also offers a variety of connections allowing you to attach Sky boxes, DVD Players, PCs and many other video devices. The RLT17AP15 from RELISYS is a must-have TV for your home.
17" Relisys RLT17AP15 LCD TV/ Monitor, Silver, Widescreen (16.9), Teletext, Remote, 3yr Onsite.
The stylish 17" LCD TV possess exceptional specifications at an affordable price, the RLT17AP15 produces sharp and in depth pictures that are a joy to watch, and with its widescreen display produces a more immersive viewing experience.
The 17" LCD TV is perfect as a second TV and can be positioned anywhere due to it's lightweight frame and carry handle. It can be wall mounted too, an ideal space saving solution. The RLT17AP15 comes with built-in speakers that produce crystal-clear audio and the futuristic bezel has an easily accessible Control Panel.
It also offers a variety of connections allowing you to attach Sky boxes, DVD Players, PCs and many other video devices. The RLT17AP15 from RELISYS is a must-have TV for your home.
15 December 2005, 08:52 PM
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I've got something very similar mounted (damn expensive those 3 way mounts!) on the wall of my bedroom, but I weighed up the options and bought a 20" 4:3 LCD rather than a 17" 16:9.... for one good reason:
When a widescreen picture is letterboxed on a 4:3 to produce a 16:9 picture, the image is bigger on a 20" 4:3 than it is on a native 17" 16:9.
Similarly, and obviously, a 4:3 picture will be MUCH bigger on a 20" 4:3 than on a 17" 16:9.
AND...
it was cheaper....!
Shades
When a widescreen picture is letterboxed on a 4:3 to produce a 16:9 picture, the image is bigger on a 20" 4:3 than it is on a native 17" 16:9.
Similarly, and obviously, a 4:3 picture will be MUCH bigger on a 20" 4:3 than on a 17" 16:9.
AND...
it was cheaper....!
Shades
15 December 2005, 11:35 PM
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What a boring ebay history 6754sara.
Rotherham eh? You know what they say about Northern Birds
http://www.union.ic.ac.uk/medic/fitn...rn%20Birds.mp3
Rotherham eh? You know what they say about Northern Birds
http://www.union.ic.ac.uk/medic/fitn...rn%20Birds.mp3
16 December 2005, 09:06 AM
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Originally Posted by sarasquares
how did you find me on ebay?
(though why someone want want to sleuth for your ebay account name is another matter unless they're checking to see what other stuff you bought, like those hot vids and thigh-high boots you purchased?
)Joolz
16 December 2005, 12:46 PM
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I've just bought one of these (rlt1720 i think) and can't get the bleeding thing to work, i've plugged it into the video, dvd, ps2 and all i get is 'no signal' its driving me 
on the plus side though the 'no signal' screen is both sharp and in depth with amazing clarity (although i've said the same about a bottle of wine before)
on the plus side though the 'no signal' screen is both sharp and in depth with amazing clarity (although i've said the same about a bottle of wine before)
16 December 2005, 01:47 PM
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Originally Posted by Jamjar
I've just bought one of these (rlt1720 i think) and can't get the bleeding thing to work, i've plugged it into the video, dvd, ps2 and all i get is 'no signal' its driving me on the plus side though the 'no signal' screen is both sharp and in depth with amazing clarity (although i've said the same about a bottle of wine before)
on the plus side though the 'no signal' screen is both sharp and in depth with amazing clarity (although i've said the same about a bottle of wine before)
i unscrewed the terminal board on the back, gave the connections a quick clean and re-sat it, then it worked...
16 December 2005, 02:22 PM
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Originally Posted by Jamjar
I've just bought one of these (rlt1720 i think) and can't get the bleeding thing to work, i've plugged it into the video, dvd, ps2 and all i get is 'no signal' its driving me on the plus side though the 'no signal' screen is both sharp and in depth with amazing clarity (although i've said the same about a bottle of wine before)
on the plus side though the 'no signal' screen is both sharp and in depth with amazing clarity (although i've said the same about a bottle of wine before)is yours the same as mine? mine is still working and ive had it for five days now
(i posted a pic up) how much did you pay for it?my second one arrived today and that works perfectly as well
17 December 2005, 12:25 PM
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Mines slightly different to yours it has the controls on top of the set, I got mine 2nd hand off ebay for £180, also after much swearing and crying i got mine working i think it was just a loose connection somewhere (either TV, Video or my brain), Pictures pretty good though
18 December 2005, 01:49 PM
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i paid £50 more than you and mine is brand new and it works. i have the tv button on the underside, bit difficult to reach the power button, but its on all the time so thats ok
my second tv arrived from ebay....well happy with the quality on both
my second tv arrived from ebay....well happy with the quality on both
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