vallumlj

Help me find a tv
Just got my own place now i need to buy the most important thing.

The Tv I need one for less than 800 pound ideally. The smallest i want is 37 and up to what ever lol.

Been looking at these what do you think.

Samsung 40 "
http://www.247electrical.co.uk/epages/twentyfourseven.storefront/EN/Product/SAMLE40R87BDX?SOURCE=AW


Lg 42"
http://www.dixons.co.uk/martprd/store/dix_page.jsp?BV_SessionID=@@@@0462596370.119186046 0@@@@&BV_EngineID=ccdcaddmeldlledcflgceggdhhmdfho. 0&page=Product&sku=074514&fm=undefined&sm=undefine d&tm=undefined&tabIndex=2


I also like the sony's as well. There are just 100's of models. Any help would be good.

MattW

Already posted on the LG thread, these are in stock at ebuyer.

Teco 40" LCD HD Ready LCDTV - Aria Technology

vallumlj

never heard of that make. I would like a main brand

Dracoro

Panasonic 42inch with pedestal, £750 with 5 year warranty. Richer sounds, just bought one and most happy with it.

MattW

It's a Samsung screen

Kieran_Burns

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You DON'T want the R model - look at the resolution. The M model (which is JUST outside your price range) is the one to go for. The R will only show 1080i, the M will show 1080P

The M model displays in 1920x1080 the R in 1366x768

I have the M and it is a stunning TV

paulg1979

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I think you want this one!

Toshiba 37X3030D LCD TELEVISION review cheap prices 37X3030D LCD TELEVISION Toshiba best buy discount online uk shop

vallumlj

so samsung m range i will have a look i dont mind spending a bit more if i have to

Scooby Soon!

50" SONY LCD REAR PRO about £880, loads and loads of people on AVforums have bought the same telly, great TV and great value for money.

MattW

Bearing in mind Upscaling DVD and Sky HD use 720p or 1080i there is no point in buying a 1080p screen unless you are using Blu Ray or HD DVD.

jaytc2003

iTrader: (1)

currys or comet do a 42 or 47 inch lg with a full cinema surround system etc for £999

the lg's do generally have a v good picture quality, dont know the specs on the one advertised but its possibly something to think about and it will be easy to see one set up (albeit probably with a poor signal)

TopBanana

If you want to see Sky HD at its best, you need a 1080p screen.

Kieran_Burns

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There's every need - the lower spec range do not display 1080 lines so you lose quality - getting a 1920 by 1080 screen means you see it as transmitted - and believe me it makes all the difference

Chip Sengravy

Why buy a minimax for your living area? they look crap, dominate the whole room, and make you look like you are a Jeremy Kyle fan.

Working on the assumption you are a working bloke, says you don't live in a mansion with a 47 foot long living room. So, 23" is big enough for any room, whereyou are within 12 ft of the telly..

scunnered

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Go into Currys, if you see something you like, go onto Currys parent company's website Dixons. You'll find it a few hundred pounds cheaper.
That's what I did last week. Sony KDL40W2000 only £850 (with discount code)