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Old 27-05-2005, 22:56   #18
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Re: Televisions

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Originally Posted by Ramrod
Sony! Sony! Sony! Sony!
Big up to the Sony man!

I have to agree - if you can afford the extra for a sony, go for it - I always try to go for sony, since I think it's a good reliable make.

My mum has a samsung, which is quite nice too (it should be I picked it for her ).

What we did was go down to currys, find one we liked and then got it from their website - since apparently the website is a seperate business and as such charges different prices to the store, usually a lot cheaper - keep an eye out for their web specials as well - and I think they have a bank holiday special going on too.

One thing I would say, is personally I would never deal with Empire direct again, after I had no end of problems with them when they 'lost' a tv I had ordered. The customer service was terrible, with them basically saying what ever you wanted to hear to get you off the phone.

Just my 2 pence worth
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