Christmas Deal No.5 - Samsung 42" HD Ready Plasma @ £699.99+VAT (£822.49 Inc. VAT)

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Hi there

Now this is a Christmas deal to finish them all of, this is truly amazing, in fact so good I've bought one myself:-

Samsung Bordeaux PS42Q7HD 42" HD Ready Freeview Digital Plasma TV
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The Samsung PS42Q7HD has a 13-bit processing capacity that can display an amazing 549 Billion colours, while its high brightness ensures clarity and the 10,000:1 contrast ratio adds every last detail. Also with TruSurround XT, HDMI Connections, Samsung Digital Natural Image engine, FilterBright Technology and Smooth Motion Driver.

- HD ready (480i, 480p, 576i, 576p, 720p and 1080i supported) (Sky HD Approved + Xbox HD Ready)
- 42" Screen Size
- HD ready
- 1024 x 768 Resolution
- Contrast Ratio 10000:1
- 2 x 10w Nicam Stereo
- SRS Tru Sound XT
- IDTV Freeview digital tuner
- Mega TXT 1000 Pages
- PIP
- 2 X Scart
- HDMI (+ DVI Audio L/R) 480/ip, 576i/p, 720p, 1080i
- PC D-Sub
- Remote Control
- Foot Stand


Previously sold for £829.99 +VAT (£975.24 Inc. VAT)

£699.99+VAT (£822.49 inc VAT)


BUY NOW !!



As I've already mentioned I bought one of these myself due to such a good deal and after reading and watching so many impressive reviews of this panel and its bigger 50" brother which uses the same panel. I believe at this price OcUK is the cheapest in the UK by upto as much as £500. :D This truly is an amazing deal. Check out this review for yourself of the 50" Q7 model which uses the same panel:-

Samsung Q7 Plasma Review
 
Im a little confused , is 1080i better then 1080p? ( most things only output in 1080p :confused: )

Im looking into getting one just dont want to be left stranded if everything outputs in 1080p and i can only run it in the standard res.

Im proberly way off, and completey wrong but is quite a lot of money to be spending for me to get the wrong one.
 
Most things actually run in 720p/1080i. Sky HD does not transmit in 1080p at the moment. Xbox 360s are the same as well. Once HD-DVDs and Blu-Ray are out in full then 1080p will become mainstream. Have a look at this link as it will explain HDTV in more detail: http://www.homecinemachoice.com/cgi-bin/showarticle.php?articleid=918

For a 1080p TV you are looking around at a minimum of £1400+ so at £699.99 these are a bargain.
 
pinkaardvark said:
Goodmans do a 42" 1080p one for £1k
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Hi there

Yup thats a great deal but its an LCD, so depends on your priorities. Whatever the case there are some damn good deals going about and this deal OcUK has on the Samsung is winner. :)
 
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