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lsdweb

posted on 2/9/06 at 05:51 PM Reply With Quote
Flat screen TV with Freeview

Hi All

My wife is about to decorate one of our spare bedrooms (actually our bedroom because we haven't finished our proper one cos I'm in the garage all the time!)

Anyway, we have a portable TV and Freeview box up high on one of those bracket things and it's ugly as hell! I'd like to put a small flat screen TV on the wall and preferably one with a built in Freeview decoder. Any suggestions for a smallish unit on a smallish budget?! Picture quality isn't too important.

Regards

Wyn

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StevieB

posted on 2/9/06 at 06:42 PM Reply With Quote
Best bet is to have a look next time you're in Tesco - they always have a selection of brands at decent prices. You won't have heard of any of them , but they're probably from the same factories as Sony etc.
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Peteff

posted on 2/9/06 at 06:56 PM Reply With Quote
LCD with freeview is going to be £400 to £500 for a 20" Try ebay for ideas like this .





yours, Pete

I went into the RSPCA office the other day. It was so small you could hardly swing a cat in there.

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Mr G

posted on 4/9/06 at 06:22 PM Reply With Quote
Personally i'd go for a combie lcd/tv with dvd player and keep the freeview seperate just to keep your upgrade options open. You can get the bush freeview scart adapter for about £20 delivered on ebay which is small and just slots directly in the scart socket.

You'd have to check to make sure it definately has enough room first though.







Linky : 20" LCD TV with built in dvd player £249.99

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coozer

posted on 4/9/06 at 09:44 PM Reply With Quote
Picture quality is everything man, if not just go to bed with your mobile phone!

I highly recommend a Panasonic PX42, a 42" plasma, but, get the HD version and everything will be cool.

No need to every get out of bed again, apart from the daytime drivel on the box these days..





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lsdweb

posted on 5/9/06 at 11:27 AM Reply With Quote
Thanks guys

Size is important (on this occassion) - it needs to fit on the wall above our built in wardrobes so I can't go for a 40" !

I like the look of the scart freeview adaptor - very neat. I'll get to Tesco later to see what TV's they may have.

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Wyn

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Mr G

posted on 27/3/07 at 05:32 PM Reply With Quote
Don't know if you ever got yourself sorted out but aldi have the 19" lcd freeview dvd set back again as of Sunday



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Normal is getting dressed in clothes that you buy for work and driving through traffic in a
car that you are still paying for - in order to get to the job you need to pay for the clothes
and the car, and the house you leave vacant all day so you can afford to live in it.

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lsdweb

posted on 28/3/07 at 08:19 PM Reply With Quote
Thanks Mr G

I bought a smallish flat screen from Makro and managed to hide a Bush freeview scart adapter behind it. Quite a neat solution.

Shame the signal is crap and I can't get a digital picture - waiting for the local aerial chap to come and sort me out!

Wyn

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