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I want a 32" what do I look out for...
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junior
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Dunno,but theres an advert on telly at the moment for a Samsung LCD telly and it looks smart as fook!
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Hungry Joe
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For picture quality you still can't beat a traditional tube tv. If you've got a reasonable amount of cash to splash I'd say look no further than a Panasonic.
Bakesy
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36" sony for me
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Brain dead MUG SHEEP
LCD pisses on plasma apparently, and they last longer. Wish I could afford one.
Goring Gull
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Preparing myself for a flaming.
I don't se eteh point in all these flash tv's. You still only get the same programmes on them.
Suppose i don't watch much telly or movies so maybe thats why i think i that. Quite happy with my bog standrd 25" Panasonic.
One of my Mates has got one cost him 3 grand or something, silly money.
I don't se eteh point in all these flash tv's. You still only get the same programmes on them.
Suppose i don't watch much telly or movies so maybe thats why i think i that. Quite happy with my bog standrd 25" Panasonic.
One of my Mates has got one cost him 3 grand or something, silly money.
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Brain dead MUG SHEEP
Normal TV I'd agree Goring, not a lot of point. Who cares about seeing Corrie splashed across 36 inches ?
However, those big screens come into their own when you bung a DVD on (with surround sound). I've got it all except the big TV. Have to make do with my 28 incher for now.
Ahem.
However, those big screens come into their own when you bung a DVD on (with surround sound). I've got it all except the big TV. Have to make do with my 28 incher for now.
Ahem.
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Goring Gull
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Fair enough, forgot to add also don't have the few grand needed either.
Another Berkshire Seagull
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The problem with older sets is size.
Why spend so much money on a house and take up so much of your living space with TV.
Buy an LCD and stick it on the wall...cracking!
On this basis I think having a large old size TV is actually a false economy. Try selling it to the missus on that basis
Why spend so much money on a house and take up so much of your living space with TV.
Buy an LCD and stick it on the wall...cracking!
On this basis I think having a large old size TV is actually a false economy. Try selling it to the missus on that basis
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keep your old tv for corrie and easybenders and get yourself a SANYO z2 Projector for your movies. I ve got one and its brills. Projects straightr onto my living room wall. Sit back with popcorn and away you go. You can pick a projector up for ~500 sheets now. Check ebay out.
LCD is much better quality than Plasma, and Plasma only really has a 5 year life span.
Quality Sony 32" LCD Here:
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Quality Sony 32" LCD Here:
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pasty
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The only 32" I want is a pair of jeans that fit me again
If it's 32" you are looking for go for the Loewe Concept L32. It's LCD and Hi-Def compliant, and for Loewe extremely well priced at a list figure of £1800 but if you go to the Pricerunner link here from the top of NSC £1610
southstandandy
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Most Plasma screens today will last around 10 years (not five). The benefit they have over LCD's is that they handle fast moving objects like a football / cricket ball without any tracing. I've got a 42" plasma on the wall in the living room and a small 28" LCD in the bedroom.
In my opinion if you're going to go for a large screen then go for plasma and make sure it is HD ready and has at least 3 scart ouputs. A decent Plasma will only set you back between 2 and 3 grand which is peanuts compared to what they used to cost. It's the best way of blowing a months salary for something that will last a number of years - just don't tell the other half how much it cost.
For Movies and Sport the large screens look the business.
In my opinion if you're going to go for a large screen then go for plasma and make sure it is HD ready and has at least 3 scart ouputs. A decent Plasma will only set you back between 2 and 3 grand which is peanuts compared to what they used to cost. It's the best way of blowing a months salary for something that will last a number of years - just don't tell the other half how much it cost.
For Movies and Sport the large screens look the business.
Exmouth Seagull
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I am considering upgrading my 32" widescreen traditional tele to a 42" Panasonic HD ready plasma at about £2500. You have got to actually see the set in store with a proper HD demo to realise how amazing the picture is.
However after thinking about it I have decided to wait until the HD broadcasts actually begin. Hopefully prices may have dropped, or specs improved for the same price. Germany 2006 might be the time, it is supposed to be broadcast in HD.
However after thinking about it I have decided to wait until the HD broadcasts actually begin. Hopefully prices may have dropped, or specs improved for the same price. Germany 2006 might be the time, it is supposed to be broadcast in HD.
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Hungry Joe
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gvce26 said:
Yep, has to be 100hz for amazing picture quality. The Sony's are excellent, had a 28 incher but replaced it with a 32inch Panasonic QunitrixSR Acuity which is the nuts; was rated by What TV & Hi-Fi last year as having the best picture they'd seen on any tv anywhere. Also they look nice and sleek (from the front!) as the speakers are set underneath the screen rather than to either side. If you've got between £750 and a £1k to spend then go for a Panasonic or Sony (if you've got the room and a strong back).