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Old 29-05-2005, 17:03   #43
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Re: Televisions

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Originally Posted by Matth
Also, should you be going integrated digital (Freeview) - as the reasonably expected lifetime of any TV bought now should run into the time where they were planning on the analogue shutdown. Currys have a digital widescreen at £299.

Of course, if you plan on using it with cable or Sky, then it doesn't need built-in digital.
There is no real need to go for built in digital decoders as all you need is a Freeview STB if you don't have cable or satellite. You can get both a 28" widescreen TV and a Freeview box for £200 these days.
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