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Old May 31st 06, 12:30 PM posted to uk.tech.digital-tv
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Hi
We are the first area to go digital and our portable 14" tv has packed
up so was searching google for a 14" portable with freeview with no
results, dont want another freeview box.

Anyone know if these are available yet?

Found plenty of really small tv's with freeview but not 14"

Thanks

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Old May 31st 06, 01:41 PM posted to uk.tech.digital-tv
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bugbear wrote:
wrote:
We are the first area to go digital and our portable 14" tv has
packed up so was searching google for a 14" portable with freeview
with no results, dont want another freeview box.


You might consider (if only to reject) a freeview
box so small it looks like a scart adapter?

http://www.gadgetspeak.com/gadget/ar...8/article.html


I have one of those - its like a fat SCART plug, with a little IR eye
on a lead for the remote control - works well and obviously saves
alot of space.

Bush DFTA1000
http://www.argos.co.uk/ProductDisplayTRK019?partNumber=5321014

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Mike



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Old May 31st 06, 02:07 PM posted to uk.tech.digital-tv
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bugbear wrote:
wrote:
We are the first area to go digital and our portable 14" tv has
packed up so was searching google for a 14" portable with freeview
with no results, dont want another freeview box.



Try googling for +small +idtv

http://www.idtv.co.uk/index.php

has reviews of both a 15" 4:3 and a 17" widescreen. The 15" has a
handle to allow it to be carried. Can't get much more portable than
that!

I would think in this day and age 17" widescreen would be the sensible
way to go .
I think that one also has a built in DVD player and a CAM for TUTV.

Don't know about prices or whether any of the big boys are also in this
market. If not, expect them to enter soon!

If you particularly want CRT, that may prove a litle more difficult.

 




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