Sub £400 32" HDTV Recomendations

NightSt@lk3r · 9 Oct 2007 at 15:59

Hi there

well was watching tv last night when the thing decided it wanted to blow up so am now in need of a new one so what to you lot recomend as tv's arnt my strongpoint.

taa.

Dougsnake · 9 Oct 2007 at 16:18

Hi night snakey from f1rst here

£400 doesnt get you much unless you find 2nd hand ones but best i seen are these maybe more but didnt look too far maybe someone else can help out too but specs look good enough on these 4

LG 32LC2DB £399 use google
sharp LC32AD5E £452 ocuk
LG 32LC56 £464 ocuk
Or maybe Hannspree XV JT08-37E2 37 £446 ocuk

or maybe spend bit more on other better specced/branded tvs

goodluck

NightSt@lk3r · 9 Oct 2007 at 17:14

Dougsnake said:
Hi night snakey from f1rst here

£400 doesnt get you much unless you find 2nd hand ones but best i seen are these maybe more but didnt look too far maybe someone else can help out too but specs look good enough on these 4

LG 32LC2DB £399 use google
sharp LC32AD5E £452 ocuk
LG 32LC56 £464 ocuk
Or maybe Hannspree XV JT08-37E2 37 £446 ocuk

or maybe spend bit more on other better specced/branded tvs

goodluck

hi there snakey long time no see, i did take a look at the Hannspree tv as i have one of there 19" widscreen monitors on my pc and it has been faultless, currently stuck with a little 10" portable and it is painfull

RedTen · 9 Oct 2007 at 19:15

Hey

Just thought id let you know i should be getting the hannspree 37 tomorrow so if you need any details just shout. Ive also got the 19 for the pc so im hoping its going to be as good

Good luck

NightSt@lk3r · 9 Oct 2007 at 19:42

mrsnowman said:
Hey

Just thought id let you know i should be getting the hannspree 37 tomorrow so if you need any details just shout. Ive also got the 19 for the pc so im hoping its going to be as good

Good luck

cheers for that, let me know how it goes.