I noticed oc uk are selling this http://www.overclockers.co.uk/showproduct.php?prodid=MO-092-LG monitor from LG and is it worth the price or is there a better 1080p tv elsewhere.
LG tv any good.
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Well if there is a better tv we cant tell you where it is...so?
But yeh LG is a decent brand. I personally prefer a monitor and then a tv so i can for example be on my computer and then watch something on tv instead of switching between the two.
But yeh LG is a decent brand. I personally prefer a monitor and then a tv so i can for example be on my computer and then watch something on tv instead of switching between the two.
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If you can stretch your budget a bit, I would have a google for the Samsing LE32C530. I believe this TV uses a VA panel - while the LG you link to only uses a TN, it is also a fair bit bigger.
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If you can't stretch to the £280 for the Samsing LE32C530, then you will need to go with a TN panel TV. I don't think VA panel 1080p TVs go any cheaper than this.
For the ~£230 budget I would look for with either the Samsung B2430HD (~£230) or Samsung P2770HD (~£250). However, I would strongly suggest saving up the extra for the LE32C530- it is a whole lot more TV for £50 extra.
For the ~£230 budget I would look for with either the Samsung B2430HD (~£230) or Samsung P2770HD (~£250). However, I would strongly suggest saving up the extra for the LE32C530- it is a whole lot more TV for £50 extra.
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Ah, when you said "needs to be under" I thought you meant price constraint not size.
In this case I suggest looking at the Samsung B2330HD.
Will you be using the TV tuner of the TV much, or will you be mainly using it as a monitor?