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Originally Posted by Chris
Yep ... the problem with that is that the first time you set up a Youview TV you need to connect it to a terrestrial aerial, even if you subsequently plan only to use it with a satellite decoder and an Internet connection. As we have no terrestrial service here I can't set up a Youview TV. Otherwise one of the new Sony Bravias would have been quite nice.
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We have a 42" LED Bravia and it's a fine set. Built in satellite receiver too. The current Bravia's use Android (Linux) so that apps store is available IIRC. Ours uses an earlier flavour of Linux so the apps are preset but most are there including Netflix and Youtube. (4od and 5 are missing
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With any flat screen TV the sound is reedy at the best so you'll probably want to add a subwoofer as a minimum or run it through a Hi Fi. We have a vibe 100 watt unit.
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