22" TV for kitchen
- Thread starter Slam
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There really aren't many options at this size any more (even for PC monitors!) companies just aren't making the smaller pannels. eg: there are only three 22" TVs on one e-tailer's site, and two of them are made by LOGIK.
The other is LG 22MT49DF which says has an IPS panel which might be good for viewing angles in a kitchen. Seems like it could be a good option.
Richer Sounds do the Samsung UE22H5600 & UE22H5610 (only difference is colour) which is a Smart TV if you did want that (+£50 over the LG though).
The other is LG 22MT49DF which says has an IPS panel which might be good for viewing angles in a kitchen. Seems like it could be a good option.
Richer Sounds do the Samsung UE22H5600 & UE22H5610 (only difference is colour) which is a Smart TV if you did want that (+£50 over the LG though).
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I dont know where you have been looking but there are loads of 24" TV's. Panasonic, Samsung, Sharp, Toshiba, and all the cheaper makes like Cello, Bush etc have them. I dont think you have been looking hard enough. Black shirts have plenty too in store. Sainsburys, Tesco larger stores have plenty.
for instance
Panasonic 24" 2017 model
http://www.panasonic.com/uk/consumer/televisions/HDTV/tx-24es500b.html
bit pricey though.
I have a TX-24C300B that I picked up a while ago for our lounge, its meant to be a 720p TV but it actually does display 1080p picture which I always find strange. Picture quality is pretty good. It even says in the display info its 1080p. There are plenty of £150-£225 24" TV's if you look ranging from budget to Smart TV.
Quick search on Tesco website reveals 8 different makes of 24".
Worst thing about 24" TV's are the speakers they are a bit rubbish.
for instance
Panasonic 24" 2017 model
http://www.panasonic.com/uk/consumer/televisions/HDTV/tx-24es500b.html
bit pricey though.
I have a TX-24C300B that I picked up a while ago for our lounge, its meant to be a 720p TV but it actually does display 1080p picture which I always find strange. Picture quality is pretty good. It even says in the display info its 1080p. There are plenty of £150-£225 24" TV's if you look ranging from budget to Smart TV.
Quick search on Tesco website reveals 8 different makes of 24".
Worst thing about 24" TV's are the speakers they are a bit rubbish.
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If you're going to use your chromecast why don't you just get a monitor with built in speakers that is wall mountable and has HDMI input? JM2C. Cheaper for sure.