Thread: Flatscreen TV
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Old 11-10-2005, 22:23   #12
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Re: Flatscreen TV

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Originally Posted by Jacquesb
Can anyone recommend an inexpensive flat screen with a TV capability, for someone in a very small flat ?

Ideally, the screen should have TV and SCART input, but be easily switchable from that to direct input from a PC. Is this possible, for a budget of < £250 say ?

Thanks in advance.
Jack
I would look around in the smaller electrical suppliers in and around your area. A year ago my TV went bang, and I needed a replacement, I wanted to get a LCD.

I went to a local company called Tower I had a budget of £700, I found a Panasonic 22-in LCD (Model TX-22LT3) that was in a sale, because they where ring out a newer model (The only difference was that the border around the screen would be black, rather than silver. the price before the sale was £1,500, I paid £800, but getting it for £700 cheaper I thought whatthe hell.

So shop around first.

Also if its a long term TV look at getting one thats HD ready (HDMI &/or DV connectors)
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