Thread: Time for the CRT to go in the Bin!
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Old 17-04-2008, 09:00   #22
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Re: Time for the CRT to go in the Bin!
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Originally Posted by nicke261192 View Post
If you have your heart set on a LCD TV then I would suggest going for a not so well known name such as this here: http://www.ebuyer.com/product/134824

Its a 32" and it has 65 very good reviews

I have baught quite alot from ebuyer and i find that their customer service is excellent

It also looks alot like the Samsung i have that cost 4 x as much allthough mine is 50" lol
That TV appears to have quite a bad contrast ratio..

Also, one thing worth asking. What is the after-sales service like? I've heard a lot of bad reports about ebuyer. While these may or may not be accurate, at least with a known brand, you know you can easily go back to the manufacturer if your TV goes wrong and the reseller doesn't want to know.
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