Need to buy a new one cus old cant be repaired...
Whats the best 50inch you can get for 1,200 poundish, maybe pushing to 1300.
Preferably quite slim, LCD cus i dont like plasma.
HD and all that.
Cheers +REP
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Need to buy a new one cus old cant be repaired...
Whats the best 50inch you can get for 1,200 poundish, maybe pushing to 1300.
Preferably quite slim, LCD cus i dont like plasma.
HD and all that.
Cheers +REP
Online retailer or High Street Retailer?
You can get a 42" pretty cheap (400ish) here; http://www.ebuyer.com/product/166541
But as for a 50" tv, i cant really suggest any as my usual haunts don't seem to be stocking them at the moment (possibly sold out due to Christmas)
Any, online or high street.
I just need to get a engineer to come out form a report that its unrepairable.
There's too many to say, but maybe try here? There's alot of different LCD TV's you may like.
http://www.samsung.com/uk/consumer/t...getype=subtype
Hope this helps.
Maybe Sony's Bravia range would be a idea, I have a bravia and so does my dad downstairs exellent models :)
Ross
I also recommend the Bravia range, they look very slick and have a nice interface. I think some of the newer ones also have some extra features which are pretty cool.Quote:
Originally Posted by GoldenMerc
Although all of the 50" Bravias are out of your price range. But there are a couple of 46" ones in range.
The best screen size I can get is:
http://www.ebuyer.com/product/172986
or
http://www.sony.co.uk/product/t46-w-...eType=Overview
The last option is if you are willing to pay a couple more grand more then you can get a beautiful 540p tiny OLED tv...
http://www.sony.co.uk/product/tvp-oled-tv/xel-1
Lucky you!
http://accessories.euro.dell.com/sna...75883824506180
May i add theres exactly the same tv on the same site but that is "HD READY" and its £1000 dearer , i thought "FULL HD" was better?
HD Ready is a loose term, Full HD means 1080p resolution, in this case that "HD Ready" means 1080p.
Technically anything above 540p is HDQuote:
Originally Posted by Recursion
What's your point? I never said anything about what is and isn't HD resolution before now ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by 00chips
Also technically you're wrong, anything under 720p is Standard Definition, 720p or above is High Definition.
Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High-de...#TV_resolution