32inch wide screen TV recomendations

Stuart Baines

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Oct 1, 2000, 2:14:06 AM10/1/00

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Just looking into getting a new TV and I am thinking of going down the
32inch widescreen route. The keeper of the lounge wants it to look good
so I guess that means I'm going to have to spend a fortune. We currently
have a Panasonic and the picture is fantastic but a little small now
whilst watching amaphorically squeezed movies. Is this the way forward
or should I be looking into getting one of the cheap 41inch Toshiba
projection TV's which I've seen advertised cheaply (£1000) in the back
of What Video?

Thanks
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gareth young

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Oct 1, 2000, 3:00:00 AM10/1/00

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"Stuart Baines" <stu...@s-baines.fsnet.co.uk> wrote in message
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if you go for 32" to sony kv32fq75 is the one to go for.

gareth

kieran A

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Oct 1, 2000, 3:00:00 AM10/1/00

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what about the philips 9525 either the 32" or the 36"

rgds

and before nigel says it ! philips are crap ! but i have had my one for 7
month and its stunning !

Ian M

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how about a tosh 32wd98b (only a CRT display by the way), comes with Dolby
Digital and the 28" version got an excellent review from HCC a few months
back.

Ian

Paul JM

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Oct 1, 2000, 3:00:00 AM10/1/00

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Curry's are doing a Philips 32PW6324 for 599 if money is an issue. Had mine
a while, and paid lot more than that. I'm happy with it. Not ultra flat,
but silver and sexy.

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Stuart Booth

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Oct 4, 2000, 3:00:00 AM10/4/00

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"gareth young" <g.y...@btinternet.com> wrote:

>if you go for 32" to sony kv32fq75 is the one to go for.

But bear in mind that the top shelf is only about 4 inches in height
... an issue if you want to put a centre speaker in there... !

Stuart

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Stuart Booth

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Oct 4, 2000, 3:00:00 AM10/4/00

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kieran A <Kieran...@breathemail.net> wrote:

>what about the philips 9525 either the 32" or the 36"

>and before nigel says it ! philips are crap ! but i have had my one for 7

>month and its stunning !

Heh, after discarding an option on a Sony FQ75 I've chosen the 9525 as
I thought it better than the Panasonic PK20 and Sony FX60 models.

Tell me though, does it support raw NTSC input, say from a R1
compatible DVD player?

I'm sure it does, but I'd like to be SURE !

Seamus

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Oct 4, 2000, 7:21:59 PM10/4/00

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"Stuart Booth" <stu...@stuartbooth.co.ukZ> wrote in message
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YES, of course it does.

And if by "raw", you mean RGB, then it ain't NTSC. It is 525/60.

Seamus