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Started by O.C., December 12, 2012, 07:47:10 AM

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O.C.

I've decided to treat myself to a new T.V, but will probably wait till after Christmas, cos there might be a deal available then

What a bloody minefield it is, do I want Wi-Fi do I need twitter, do I care about facebook options.....NO !...I  :censored: DON'T

All I want is a good LED set which will provide a picture from Sky

I reckon Samsung looks good...

But do you know any better ?.......advice needed please

Confused of Lake District  :mfr_lol:
BE KIND...


ROG .

Lonewolf

What's your budget, the Panasonic ones are good.


Are you gonna donate your old set to Geoff and introduce him to the world of moving pictures?  :mfr_lol:

O.C.

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Steve, i think I could a££ord up to £500...ouch that's a bitter pill for a Yorkshireman to swallow

And I'm afraid Geoff will have to remain in the dark as Gillian has already claimed my current set  :mfr_lol:
BE KIND...


ROG .

Boomer

Ours is a 32" LED backlit Samsung. £400 two years ago and 100% reliable.
If you want 3D or the Smart (Internet capable) TVs then Samsung or LG is the way to go.
However, beware as many Smart TVs are limited in their ability to surf the web and they are also somewhat vulnerable to getting hacked/virused.
Panasonic, Toshiba & Sony TVs are good, but are also more £££.
George "Boomer" Garratt
Wickford, UK
http://www.gtr1000.com

Debs

I have a 32" Panasonic that I bought from this company http://www.ebuyer.com/store/Visual/cat/Televisions

The price was really good and the delivery service was excellent. They always have offers on..

O.C.

Quote from: Boomer on December 12, 2012, 12:01:11 PM
Ours is a 32" LED backlit Samsung. £400 two years ago and 100% reliable.
If you want 3D or the Smart (Internet capable) TVs then Samsung or LG is the way to go.
However, beware as many Smart TVs are limited in their ability to surf the web and they are also somewhat vulnerable to getting hacked/virused.
Panasonic, Toshiba & Sony TVs are good, but are also more £££.

Cheers for the advice George, I don't want all the extra fancy gadgetry associated with a lot of T.Vs these days, so I'll be avoiding all that stuff, I don't use facebook, Twitter, 3d, Blue Ray, and all the interactive stuff on a T.V..I spose I'm a bit of a Luddite in that respect.  :mfr_lol:

Debs, thanks for the link, which will definitely help with my 'research'

Why is everything so complicated these days....ahhh the good old days of Radio rentals  :mfr_lol:
BE KIND...


ROG .

Lonewolf

Ah, decisions, decisions......... :mfr_lol:

http://www.bornrich.com/harrods-sell-panasonics-152-inch-tv-600000.html

Go on,you know you want to. Stick it in the Rev Shed. 

Debs

Quote from: Lonewolf on December 12, 2012, 04:25:37 PM
Ah, decisions, decisions......... :mfr_lol:

http://www.bornrich.com/harrods-sell-panasonics-152-inch-tv-600000.html

Go on,you know you want to. Stick it in the Rev Shed.

My brother would buy something like this because hes a  :censored: :asshole: and has to always be better than anyone else  :gun_bandana:  :mfr_lol:

Boomer

Cheaper to buy a cinema these days.  :mfr_lol:
George "Boomer" Garratt
Wickford, UK
http://www.gtr1000.com

keith

hi i can recommend samsung  i wouldn't bother waiting till after xmas,go to curry's you can always barter with them to get the deal you want,i have had a few flat screen tv's my last three have been samsung at present a 55 inch lcd ,with 3d,to be honest i wouldn't bother with the 3d on my next tv ,unless they bring them out without the glasses,looks great but the glasses are a pain!!

Essex Boy

Samsung every time.... brilliant !

100milesaway

It's really lovely to have folk thinking of what I could do in my leisure time. However I have no desire to spend a large chunk of my life gawping at an haunted fish tank, whilst simultaneously making multi- millionares out of mostly averagely talented people. I dont think for instance, that being able to read the news off an autocue, or read the football results, or waffle on about the weather, should entitle people to earn the kind of money that most normal folk could only dream of. And when I hear, and see the figures that some of the senior management people are taking from the kitty, and after they have done that for a few years, walk away with 3 million pounds as a payoff, plus a pension running into even more millions of pounds. The whole thing sickens me to the core. All this and lots, lots more leads me to believe that maybe the licence fee is plain and simple extortion. And after all that, my friends at work are always going on about, "What a load of  :shit:" it was on the tele last night, and then say exactly the same the day after, leaves me wondering why they keep putting up with it.      We stopped- putting up with it years ago, and now walk, read, go clay shooting, drive, ride motorbikes, and enjoy our beautiful surroundings. But most of all we talk to each other.    I thank you for your concern, but television has nothing to offer us :smiley:
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Kwikasfuki

Panasonic plasma for me. Brilliant picture


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O.C.

Quote from: 100milesaway on December 12, 2012, 05:54:16 PM
It's really lovely to have folk thinking of what I could do in my leisure time. However I have no desire to spend a large chunk of my life gawping at an haunted fish tank, whilst simultaneously making multi- millionares out of mostly averagely talented people. I dont think for instance, that being able to read the news off an autocue, or read the football results, or waffle on about the weather, should entitle people to earn the kind of money that most normal folk could only dream of. And when I hear, and see the figures that some of the senior management people are taking from the kitty, and after they have done that for a few years, walk away with 3 million pounds as a payoff, plus a pension running into even more millions of pounds. The whole thing sickens me to the core. All this and lots, lots more leads me to believe that maybe the licence fee is plain and simple extortion. And after all that, my friends at work are always going on about, "What a load of  :shit:" it was on the tele last night, and then say exactly the same the day after, leaves me wondering why they keep putting up with it.      We stopped- putting up with it years ago, and now walk, read, go clay shooting, drive, ride motorbikes, and enjoy our beautiful surroundings. But most of all we talk to each other.    I thank you for your concern, but television has nothing to offer us :smiley:

So you don't want my old set then Geoff  :mfr_lol:
BE KIND...


ROG .

viper

we bought 2 samsungs 42inch leds last year, cost about £400   -£500 each, cant remember exact    ,       very good , basic tvs with no un-neccsary media packages built in

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