Spec me a Sub £500 32" LCD for upcomming 360 Setup.

Usel said:
You can get a Samsung 32" LCD-TV LE32R32B for £489 + £7 delivery. Doesn't have freeview and won't be back in stock until the 27th Feb.

Can't say where though :(
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I EDIT:HAVEN'T ;) seen the LE32R74BDX for £500 on the nose
 
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Ripper^ said:
If you can stretch a little further look at the Toshiba 32WLT66. Got mine for 570 a few months ago. Might be cheaper now, its a cracking TV.
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Definitely the one to get, you can get it for £480 too. It's easily the best in it's range.
 
Panasonic TX-32LXD60 - just seen for 517 quid plus del.

Beats anything previously mentioned for PQ imo.
 
rug said:
Panasonic TX-32LXD60 - just seen for 517 quid plus del.

Beats anything previously mentioned for PQ imo.
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Stop it :) Dont make me regret buying the TV i just have especially with a panny which i love :)
 
nintenjo said:
Just ordered the LG.. which was difficult as i dont really like LG but it seems to come out on top above the Sammy.. soooo lets hope you guys havnt let me down :)

I got it for £530 inc delivery and a SCART cable.. which i didnt really want. :)

: i noticed you said it dsnt support 1360x768 over DVI why is this?? Does it support it over VGA?
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It supports it over DVI and VGA. What it doesn't support is 1360*768 1:1 mapping in DTV mode. If you run your 360 via VGA the LGs are the only screens to go for IMO.
 
nintenjo said:
does the LG support PiP mode?

So.. for example i could have the 360 in 1 half and TV via Freeview in the other half?
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Yep iirc. Not too sure about the internal Digital freeview though.
 
Kreeeee said:
IYO. PC+1
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Yes, the same for every single post ever made on a forum.


The R74 was £800 late last year, and is an extremely good TV and is an utter bargain for £500, it was one of the best when it was £800, and for the price it is now, it really can't be beaten when you look at it's competition for £500.
 
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Mr_White said:
Yes, the same for every single post ever made on a forum.


The R74 was £800 late last year, and is an extremely good TV and is an utter bargain for £500, it was one of the best when it was £800, and for the price it is now, it really can't be beaten when you look at it's competition for £500.
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It didn't offer any of the features I wanted and has an annoying flicker, hardly hands down best is it?
 
Kreeeee said:
It didn't offer any of the features I wanted and has an annoying flicker, hardly hands down best is it?
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Just feel like having an argument tonight do you? :p


What flicker?

You must have been watching a faulty set or source since it doesn't have any.

And what features does it lack that your suggestion has?
 
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Mr_White said:
Yes, the same for every single post ever made on a forum.


The R74 was £800 late last year, and is an extremely good TV and is an utter bargain for £500, it was one of the best when it was £800, and for the price it is now, it really can't be beaten when you look at it's competition for £500.
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It's beaten quite comfortably by a couple of sets, notably the Toshiba 32WLT66, which as a £500 TV is one of the few to compete with the now, £800-£1000 TV sets.
 
NokkonWud said:
Indeed, and from general reports, only in your opinion.
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Who cares about reports or reviews, everyone is an expert on the internet...

It's first hand experience that counts, and the R74 looks damn good with a 360 via component and VGA, it's 32", looks good, the sound is quite good considering they're concealed speakers, it's a good design, and it's only £500.

The built in freeview is good and has a nice interface/menu system, it's easy to set up and calibrate, I've not encountered any problems or flaws with it, it's a good tv.

So I'm going to recommend it, got a problem with that?
 
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