Hey Looking to purchase a LCD screen just wondering if anyone had any reccomendations? I'm looking for 32", and up to £400 (cheaper the better) but looking for value for money ones here... just wondering if there are any bargains out there at the moment? Wondering if anyone could help!! Responses appriciated.
Is it the size or the budget which is the restricting factor? Only... somebody on the Hexus forums linked to this 42'' Technika LCD42-207 HD LCD TV for just £400 in their 'Bargains' section Here's some blurb on it: The Technika LCD42-207 42 High Definition LCD TV comes complete in black and its features includes sleep timer, a digital tuner, parental lock and fast text. This television operates with Virtual Dolby surround sound quality and has a visible screen size of 106cm. This TV is also wall mountable. Features: Auto Install Yes Brand Technika Colour Black Digital Tuner Yes Fast Text Yes Flat Screen Yes Front AV Sockets 1 HD Ready Yes HDMI Sockets 2 Headphone Socket Yes Optical Out No Parental Lock Yes PC Input No Picture Frequency 50Hz Product Depth 27 cm Product Height 73.7 cm Product Width 103.6 cm Remote Control Yes Resolution 1366x768 pixels SCART Sockets 2 Screen Type 16:9 Screensize 42" Sleep Timer Yes Sound Quality Virtual Dolby Surround Svhs in Yes Table Stand Included Yes VESA 400 x 200 Visible Screen Size 106cm Wall Mountable Yes [edit] Just remembered! Curry's are selling what looks like (in their TV advert) a very nice 32" LG LCD TV for £400 [/edit]
Cool, thanks for that Got something else I forgot to mention, wanting 720p -- around the £400 mark area and 32" I think would be best... 42" is too big - looks like a good deal though (the Technika!) Anyone else?
I can heartily recommend the samsung pebble-type panels. My family/friends have bought the 27", 32", 37" and 42" ones over the past 12 months and they're all fantasticly well built, with great picture quality and awesome software. Highly recommended. [edit]One of these, it's a bit over budget, but with a bit of shopping you should be able to find it.
+1 on Samsung. The company I work for does testing on settop boxes for the US cable TV industry. Our demo room, and most of our reference TVs are ALL Samsung. We do a lot with HD TV and Samsung comes from Korea, the only country that supports US HD TV specs. John
I'd recommend this one here Sony Bravia 32" KDL32U3000U HD Ready LCD TV empiredirect selling it for £399.99 with a £12.99 delivery charge http://www.empiredirect.co.uk/content/products/details/?modelcode=SON-KDL32U3000U Specifications * Please be aware that this item will be delivered via a courier and will require a signature. Please contact customer service team with a daytime contact number. * Screen Size: 32'' * Tuner: Digital * TV Type: LCD * Contrast Ratio: Up to 7000:1 * Interfaces: SCART / HDMI / Composite * FREEVIEW * 2 x HDMI * Dolby Virtual / BBE VIVA sound * Live Colour Creation * BRAVIA Engine * Dynamic Contrast Up To 7000:1 * 2 x SCART * 1 x Component Input * PC Input * VESA Compatible
+1 for samsung, i have the 40" 6 series, double your budget, but an awesome tv, im turning into a bit of a samsung fanboy though =/ got a samsung tv, samsung phone, samsung harddrives
I had this Vistron delivered just over a week ago and have been mightily impressed so far for £290.00. The panel is allegedly bought from Samsung and tbh I can't tell the difference between the picture on this and my parents near identical Samsung. The only headaches I've discovered so far are a lack of audio out, it just has a headphone out which cuts off the speakers, and having to force the resolution over dvi/hdmi in the nvidia control panel. Oh I've not discovered a working code yet for the sky remote.
