Question:
My TV has popped, i need a new one urgently and am uprating.
Whats the best 28"widescreen TV you can buy with a £1000 price limit.
All help appreciated!!
You'd get a good nicam 32" for £1000 now. Most Phillips, Sony, Panasonic or Toshiba should be good!
Yeah, i know but im after a " top of the range " 28" tv.
Anyone know what the critics think the best is at the mo?
For top of the range you should look at the Loewe ranges. Large debenhams and HOF have them on show.
Originally posted by Gillsfan
Yeah, i know but im after a " top of the range " 28" tv.
Anyone know what the critics think the best is at the mo?
What do you mean. I'm assuming:-
100 hz
Dolby Digital / DTS decoder
Pure Flatscreen
£1k may be pushing it, but you'll get most of these features if not all.
If none of those features are neccesary then you may as well get a 32?
The 100 hz is important witha pure flat screen.
The intergrated decoder is practically useless as its never as good quality as a seperated system.
32" would also be acceptable, but its important that its a very good make.
Then take a look at Empire Direct.
You should easily get a 100hz 32" for a grand! Toshiba do some good ones with component inputs which is useful if your DVD supports this!
See if you can find the Toshiba 32ZD26P for around £1000, it's RRP is £1300, but you should be able find it cheaper than that:
100Hz
3 scarts
Component video inputs
NTSC progressive scan :eek:
.....Just had a quick look on Pricerunner (http://uk.pricerunner.com/sound-and-vision/vision/tv/99403/prices) and it's around £900! It got 5 stars on What Hi-Fi and it was reviewed as if it cost £1300, might be worth putting it on your shortlist.
Whats the best 28"widescreen TV you can buy with a £1000 price limit.
All help appreciated!!
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You'd get a good nicam 32" for £1000 now. Most Phillips, Sony, Panasonic or Toshiba should be good!
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Yeah, i know but im after a " top of the range " 28" tv.
Anyone know what the critics think the best is at the mo?
Answers:
For top of the range you should look at the Loewe ranges. Large debenhams and HOF have them on show.
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Originally posted by Gillsfan
Yeah, i know but im after a " top of the range " 28" tv.
Anyone know what the critics think the best is at the mo?
What do you mean. I'm assuming:-
100 hz
Dolby Digital / DTS decoder
Pure Flatscreen
£1k may be pushing it, but you'll get most of these features if not all.
If none of those features are neccesary then you may as well get a 32?
Answers:
The 100 hz is important witha pure flat screen.
The intergrated decoder is practically useless as its never as good quality as a seperated system.
32" would also be acceptable, but its important that its a very good make.
Answers:
Then take a look at Empire Direct.
You should easily get a 100hz 32" for a grand! Toshiba do some good ones with component inputs which is useful if your DVD supports this!
Answers:
See if you can find the Toshiba 32ZD26P for around £1000, it's RRP is £1300, but you should be able find it cheaper than that:
100Hz
3 scarts
Component video inputs
NTSC progressive scan :eek:
.....Just had a quick look on Pricerunner (http://uk.pricerunner.com/sound-and-vision/vision/tv/99403/prices) and it's around £900! It got 5 stars on What Hi-Fi and it was reviewed as if it cost £1300, might be worth putting it on your shortlist.
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