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Chat Area => General Discussion Area => Topic started by: mantagte on 12 February 2011, 18:56:52
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today only
perfect if you are on a budget and looking for a new tv
http://www.marksandspencer.com/Samsung-40-40C530-Full-LCD/dp/B003NYVE3M
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today only
perfect if you are on a budget and looking for a new tv
http://www.marksandspencer.com/Samsung-40-40C530-Full-LCD/dp/B003NYVE3M
Personally think that is way too much.
http://www.dixons.co.uk/gbuk/samsung-le40c530-40-full-hd-lcd-tv-05037935-pdt.html?srcid=198&gclid=CKql6b6og6cCFUEY4QodpXABfQ
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today only
perfect if you are on a budget and looking for a new tv
http://www.marksandspencer.com/Samsung-40-40C530-Full-LCD/dp/B003NYVE3M
Personally think that is way too much.
http://www.dixons.co.uk/gbuk/samsung-le40c530-40-full-hd-lcd-tv-05037935-pdt.html?srcid=198&gclid=CKql6b6og6cCFUEY4QodpXABfQ
you did'nt read it properly then ;D
they discount £220 at the checkout
bringing it dow to £379
and a free 5 year guarantee
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I just read the bit that says "Out of stock". :o
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nice tv though,I have the same one bought from comet for more than that just before christmas :'(
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I just read the bit that says "Out of stock". :o
ok was a good deal :-[
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today only
perfect if you are on a budget and looking for a new tv
http://www.marksandspencer.com/Samsung-40-40C530-Full-LCD/dp/B003NYVE3M
Personally think that is way too much.
http://www.dixons.co.uk/gbuk/samsung-le40c530-40-full-hd-lcd-tv-05037935-pdt.html?srcid=198&gclid=CKql6b6og6cCFUEY4QodpXABfQ
you did'nt read it properly then ;D
they discount £220 at the checkout
bringing it dow to £379
and a free 5 year guarantee
Silly (Typical) me :-[ :-/
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i didnt read it either.
rather go elsewhere due to the gimmick element.
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today only
perfect if you are on a budget and looking for a new tv
http://www.marksandspencer.com/Samsung-40-40C530-Full-LCD/dp/B003NYVE3M
Personally think that is way too much.
http://www.dixons.co.uk/gbuk/samsung-le40c530-40-full-hd-lcd-tv-05037935-pdt.html?srcid=198&gclid=CKql6b6og6cCFUEY4QodpXABfQ
you did'nt read it properly then ;D
they discount £220 at the checkout
bringing it dow to £379
and a free 5 year guarantee
Silly (Typical) me :-[ :-/
too much of the old Monkey mag lol
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how can it be 1080p but only HD Ready not full HD? me being thick? :o
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I nearly bought one of these at Xmas for £350 from makro
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why buy a lcd :o
led is the way to go :y
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imo , neither lcd nor led.. dont be mislead with price, brand and specs..
go there and buy what yor eyes told you the best :y
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imo , neither lcd nor led.. dont be mislead with price, brand and specs..
go there and buy what yor eyes told you the best :y
In my case, a 32" Sony CRT. :y
The main advantage with LED (edge lit) TVs, IMHO, is the fact that they are thin. Picture quality, power consumption (despite what manufacturers will have you believe) and so on are certainly no better than a FL backlit LCD, and, in some cases I have seen, LED TVs have pretty nasty picture quality.
That's the problem in my mind, more than anything. I'd look at a TV in one shop and think it's got a reasonable picture, then another example of the same TV elsewhere looks terrible (after I've taken it out of "chav attract" picture mode and tried to tweak it to give a natural image). I suspect there's a bit of variability between individual panels.
I'll bide my time for a little longer.
Kevin
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how can it be 1080p but only HD Ready not full HD? me being thick? :o
Manufacturers seem to have dropped the whole "HD Ready" vs. "HD" or "Full HD" etc for 720p vs 1080p .. so now you have to look at the specs.
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imo , neither lcd nor led.. dont be mislead with price, brand and specs..
go there and buy what yor eyes told you the best :y
In my case, a 32" Sony CRT. :y
The main advantage with LED (edge lit) TVs, IMHO, is the fact that they are thin. Picture quality, power consumption (despite what manufacturers will have you believe) and so on are certainly no better than a FL backlit LCD, and, in some cases I have seen, LED TVs have pretty nasty picture quality.
That's the problem in my mind, more than anything. I'd look at a TV in one shop and think it's got a reasonable picture, then another example of the same TV elsewhere looks terrible (after I've taken it out of "chav attract" picture mode and tried to tweak it to give a natural image). I suspect there's a bit of variability between individual panels.
I'll bide my time for a little longer.
Kevin
Kevin.....if you want a working spare, albeit slightly out of focus, imo....my old one is sitting in the corner of my dining room, waiting for me to have 3 shredded wheat and take it to the tip!
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Just been watching 'click' on news 24. Pretty good buyers guide, without getting techy. It will be on iplayer.