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Aldi - Sunday 21st October _www.aldi.co.uk ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- It's okay to stare 40" HD ready LCD TV. £569.99 each. One of the best looking TVs we've ever sold. HD ready LCD TV with integrated DVB-T tuner. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- - HD ready (480i/p, 720i/p, 1080i) - 2 x HDMI sockets (including HDCP decoding) - Integrated DVB-T tuner for all Freeview channels - Nicam stereo - Teletext with 1000 page memory - EPG (Electronic Programme Guide) - Response time : 8ms (grey to grey.typ) - Viewing angle: 178° H/150° v (typ) - Contrast ratio: 1200:1 (typ) - Brightness: 500cd/m2 (typ) - Physical resolution: 1366 x 768 - PIP (Picture in Picture) and PBP (Picture by Picture) via external source - Picture improvements by CTI, 3D comb filter - Noise reduction - 200 programme storage locations - Automatic programme search with automatic storage - Picture Formats: 16:9, 4:3, Panorama, 14:9 Zoom, Cinema, Subtitle, Auto - Swap function - Child lock - 5 favourite lists - Sleep timer - Sound effects: Jazz, Rock, Pop, User, Classic, Normal - 5 band equaliser - Surround sound Speakers: 2 x 8 watts (RMS) - Video sockets: 2 x HDMI in (incl. HDCP decoding), VGA (15 pin D-sub), YUV (component) (3 RCSA), 2 SCART. S-Video in (Mini DIN), composite video (1 RCA) - Audio sockets: Stereo audio in for PC, stereo audio in for composite video (2 RCA), stereo audio in for YUV (2 RCA), stereo headphone jack (3.5mm plug) - Accessories: Free wall bracket, free 5-in-1 universal remote control (inc. batteries), power cord - Weight: 24kg (with stand)/20kg (without stand) ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- In store on Sunday 21st October. Get in there early before they go! EUR569.99 each ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- HD - detail like you've never seen before High Definition is the greatest advancement in television technology since black and white changed to colour. A TV bearing the 'HD Ready' logo has the ability to display High Definition broadcasts of 720 or 1080 lines, as opposed to 'standard' broadcasts of 625 lines. The detail HD delivers is staggering. A HD screen contains more pixels which allows you to see every blade of grass, every thread, every feather in crystal clear clarity. ALBERT
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Well it looks good in the picture, and the spec is pretty reasonable...
![]() Perhaps you could Tippex out the Tevion badge? ![]() I'm so glad that black is back. Thank you iPod Nano and Sony PSP :clap:
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Teco TL4091RW 40" LCD HD TV TL4091RW 1366x768 1200:1 500cd/m2 8ms http://www.ebuyer.com/product/131024
£512.73 The customer reviews look reasonable - another cheap option...? Mind you, having just spotted the EUR in the 569 price of the Aldi one, that does come in at a very cheap price. PC |
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Want a tip dont buy cheap lcd's i made this mistake before when buying a 37 inch and i gave up in the end had alot of problems with the cheap lcds brought a samsung and the hd pic qulity is miles better and it has not broken down unlike the cheap ones,
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An even better tip Don't buy any HD TV unless you have a HD sours or its like watching tough a net curtain I notice ther are a lot of DVD players and freeview boxes with up scalers built in to help this problem but you are still not getting full HD. and it dosnt help if the freeview reciver is already built into the TV. We got a 32"Samsung LCD, it went back the next day. I'm sticking with the big old CRT.
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I'm actually very happy with the 32" [cheap] Goodmans 1080i/720p unit I've got here. It replaced a 28" CRT and the difference is substantial.
It's driven by a diskless frontend over DVI>HDMI at 720p/50hz native resolution. Upscaling of SD Freeview [DVB-T] and some SD satellite channels, as well as DVDs, is taken care of by MythTV, and the BBC HD output from DVB-S is quite incredible. Deinterlacing in hardware using the Bob(2x) type deint. Black and shiny, no dead pixles, fast enough response, bright enough for daytime viewing, and black isn't far off black. 1080i is just a horrible invention though. I'm happy. PC |
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Cheers. That's an encouraging report
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