LCD TV prices coming down
Arthur
the quality of these but the spec looks quite attractive.
http://www.ultimastore.co.uk/proddetail.asp?prod=32LCDTV
Arthur
David
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> I haven't seen 32 inch LCD's for less than £1k before. Don't know about
> the quality of these but the spec looks quite attractive.
>
> http://www.ultimastore.co.uk/proddetail.asp?prod=32LCDTV
>
Well I could never understand why one could get a projector and very large
cinema type screen for less than a 32" lcd. So to me it is no surprise
that somewhere along the way they would be brought down in price to compete.
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PhilÅ
the prices will plummet once again.
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Stuart Bell
> And they are still currently artificially high, wait until after xmas and
> the prices will plummet once again.
Indeed. Never buy anything electrical/electronic in December. After all,
they've got to be able to quote the week when they charged £1000 for the
stuff they flag as 50% and sell at £500 in January.
Stuart
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Mat Overton
They've come down a heck of a lot in the last two months, but I wouldn't
trust the one above as it doesn't even mention a manufacturer, not even a
crap one!
Why take the risk, when you can get a decent Sharp 32" for less than £1250?
h
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Plus the advert has confusing resolutions stated - PC = 1280x768 (OK, we
believe you) DTV = 1920x1080 (????? higher than native?)
hmmm
Mat Overton
> Plus the advert has confusing resolutions stated - PC = 1280x768 (OK, we
> believe you) DTV = 1920x1080 (????? higher than native?)
I somehow doubt it, seen as the first true full resolution HDTV set (45"
Sharp) has only just become available this week........