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Adrian C January 8th 09 04:17 PM

Best Buy advice please
 
BORG wrote:
Adrian C wrote:
BORG wrote:

Do you, I got one of then 26" TVs from Lidls 3 years ago for £140,
Inside it has a Sony tube.


A Triniton? Unlikely.


No just a normal round TV


Ah, football shaped ;-)

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Adrian C

Mike[_16_] January 8th 09 04:37 PM

Best Buy advice please
 
On 8 Jan, 14:55, BORG wrote:
Slider wrote:
"BORG" wrote in message
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Mike wrote:
On 8 Jan, 13:35, BORG wrote:
£450 to spend on a TV 32" is fine I think, few TV progs, linked to
computer and Wii


Whats the best VFM deal out there at the moment ?


thanks
How about £350 on a 42" LG from richersounds?


got a model number can't find it :(


Just remember, you get what you pay for!


Do you, I got one of then 26" TVs from Lidls 3 years ago for £140,
Inside it has a Sony tube.

Mate has the same TV but with a BUSH badge on the front he paid £300 for it.

I think there more generic that a lot of ppl think. All made in China


I mentioned the LG as a friend just bought one and is gobsmacked at
what he got for his money......
You get what you pay for with last years model in the sales ;)

David January 8th 09 04:49 PM

Best Buy advice please
 


"Mike" wrote in message
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On 8 Jan, 13:35, BORG wrote:
£450 to spend on a TV 32" is fine I think, few TV progs, linked to
computer and Wii

Whats the best VFM deal out there at the moment ?

thanks


How about £350 on a 42" LG from richersounds?



Got Panasonic 32" from Argos this morning £342
http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Produc...1500311859.htm

Whilst looking at RS consider the Panasonic Freesat model £649 got one last
week.

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David

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BORG[_2_] January 8th 09 05:28 PM

Best Buy advice please
 
David wrote:


"Mike" wrote in message
...
On 8 Jan, 13:35, BORG wrote:
£450 to spend on a TV 32" is fine I think, few TV progs, linked to
computer and Wii

Whats the best VFM deal out there at the moment ?

thanks


How about £350 on a 42" LG from richersounds?



Got Panasonic 32" from Argos this morning £342
http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Produc...1500311859.htm


Whilst looking at RS consider the Panasonic Freesat model £649 got one
last week.



£649 is out of the budget.

BORG[_2_] January 8th 09 05:29 PM

Best Buy advice please
 



Got Panasonic 32" from Argos this morning £342
http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Produc...1500311859.htm

Looks nice but doesn't say if you can hood a PC up to it.

Mike[_16_] January 8th 09 05:32 PM

Best Buy advice please
 
On 8 Jan, 16:29, BORG wrote:
Got Panasonic 32" from Argos this morning £342
http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Produc...151/productId/...


Looks nice but doesn't say if you can hood a PC up to it.


According to Amazon, yes you can.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Panasonic-TX.../ref=de_a_smtd

Adrian[_3_] January 8th 09 05:57 PM

Best Buy advice please
 
BORG wrote:
Got Panasonic 32" from Argos this morning £342
http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Produc...1500311859.htm

Looks nice but doesn't say if you can hood a PC up to it.


Only if you can use HDMI, it doesn't have a D-Sub socket.



David January 8th 09 06:13 PM

Best Buy advice please
 


"Mike" wrote in message
...
On 8 Jan, 16:29, BORG wrote:
Got Panasonic 32" from Argos this morning £342
http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Produc...151/productId/...


Looks nice but doesn't say if you can hood a PC up to it.


According to Amazon, yes you can.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Panasonic-TX.../ref=de_a_smtd



It is the Panasonic 32LXD8 not 32LXD80 I got at £342 and it does not have
the PC connection.
The 8 range is a slightly cheaper version of the 80 range.

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Peter[_3_] January 8th 09 08:02 PM

Best Buy advice please
 
BORG wrote:
£450 to spend on a TV 32" is fine I think, few TV progs, linked to
computer and Wii

Whats the best VFM deal out there at the moment ?

thanks


32" Sharp looks good for about £450 read reviews and comments.
Seen this set in Curry's looks nice.

http://crave.cnet.co.uk/televisions/...9298469,00.htm


Adrian[_3_] January 8th 09 10:36 PM

Best Buy advice please
 
Peter wrote:
BORG wrote:
£450 to spend on a TV 32" is fine I think, few TV progs, linked to
computer and Wii

Whats the best VFM deal out there at the moment ?

thanks


32" Sharp looks good for about £450 read reviews and comments.
Seen this set in Curry's looks nice.

http://crave.cnet.co.uk/televisions/...9298469,00.htm


Why have you put an apostrophe in Currys?




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