[paterson37]

Can anyone reccommend and nicely priced good quality 32"+ HD Ready LCD TV?

Our last one we had lots of problems with, and we are looking for a new one.


Thanks.

[KevD]

Depends on what you mena by nicely priced

Having had a look around myself, I would recommend these, 1 budget and one a bit pricier.

Miai 32" Package (Was £399 for the TV alone, seems to have gone up )

Toshiba 32"

I have been playing the 360 on the Tosh and it is fantastic

[paterson37]

Well hopefully I will have £1000 to use for a TV if Medion give me my full money back and let me keep the 360.

If not..... It will be a measly £600.

[cmc_entertainment]

i will not buy a hd tv unless its a minimum 1080p

[homerpovey]

Originally Posted by cmc_entertainment

i will not buy a hd tv unless its a minimum 1080p

1080P is also the maximum :wink:

[paterson37]

£10.80?

I don't get the joke.

[homerpovey]

It's not a joke, as far as I'm aware  :?

High def material can be displayed in progressive or interlaced. 1080p (p= progressive not pence  :wink:) is the best quality you'll get at the mo, though the majority of TV's in the UK are only compatiblae with 1080i, 780i and 720p. There are some 1080p's out there but not many at the 'right' price just yet.

[friartuck]

You should read this article.

I get the best result with 1080i.

[TheReverend]

Oppo ftw etc i love my cheap region free player, but even my miser hands are tempted to get myself an oppo

[paterson37]

OK, got £600, actually we don't, we had our previous package on a 12 month interest free deal. Anywhere do finance packs like that, that do HD TVs?