Spec me a 32" lcd 300 quid !

**zaz** · 28-04-11

Looking to get one for me Ma, will be used for watching Tennis mostly so best motion display possible. Not bothered about freesat hd, but full HD 1080p would be nice.

2+ HDMI plus 1 scart required

No led tv's please but plasma may be an option if the reviews are good.

300 notes or thereabouts, fire away me hearties !

**Aaron** · 28-04-11

I bought my 32" Sony Bravia 32EX403 for £299.

Freeview/Freeview HD
1080p
Internet connectivity including iPlayer, Lovefilm, Demand5 etc etc
USB connectivity and able to play DivX movies (currently have a 250Gb drive in mine)
3HDMI + 2 Scart/component/S-Video/Composite etc etc

**lucas4** · 28-04-11

how about this?
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/led-...urrys-d/928569

not sure how great the tv is, but excellent price!
why not LED's tho?

**Aaron** · 28-04-11

Oh yeah, mine has DLNA facilities too....

**zaz** · 28-04-11

LED tv's at that price are generally based on standard LCD models from the same company to keep costs down, so a cheap LCD panel will get you cheap picture quality, motion blur etc, that particular model has only 50hz refresh, id be looking at 100+

Thanks anyway

As for the Sony, cant find a cheap one yet and teh reviews arent brilliant so far, but ill keep trawling.

**Aaron** · 28-04-11

Really? I'm more than happy with mine! (and DT is with his as well!

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**zaz** · 28-04-11

You know what, for 275 delivered Tuesday morning for a full backlit led with dlna etc, given its not for me, i think i might chance my arm on that LG deal, given i cant find the sony cheap anywhere

**Pat123** · 28-04-11

http://www.currys.co.uk/gbuk/lg-32ld...92125-pdt.html

Looks good to me, though it's refresh rate isn't that high. Though i think you'll struggle to find a 120Hz for 300 pounds.

**Aaron** · 29-04-11

Originally Posted by zaz

You know what, for 275 delivered Tuesday morning for a full backlit led with dlna etc, given its not for me, i think i might chance my arm on that LG deal, given i cant find the sony cheap anywhere

Looks like a good deal for £275!

**lucas4** · 29-04-11

If I was buying a new TV right now, I'd go for the LG at that price tbh.
my tv right now is 2.5 years old and it was a decent model when it came out. the motion clarity is fine imo, I think some manufactures r to blame for people worrying about motion blur. In my experience, it isnt as big a problem as the advertising makes it

**zaz** · 29-04-11

Thats a good point really, my old Bravia was 50hz and that was fine. Half tempted to buy another of these for myself, while its this price.

**lucas4** · 30-04-11

My grandfather had a Sony 40W5500 and its an awesome tv!
While it undoubtedly handles HD and motion clarity better than most tv's, u have to wonder is it really worth the extra cash wen other tv's like this LG r good enough.
Wen I look for a tv in future, it'll b a matter of find the cheapest decent brand that has the spec I want, read a few reviews and buy. Most new tv's r fine for their purpose, and will b until we have another breakthrough in viewing methods, or 3d takes off

**wonderlust** · 30-04-11

If I had the money I would get the LG 32-LD490.

Full HD with Freeview HD built in and web access! all for under £300

http://www.lg.com/uk/tv-audio-video/...tv-32LD490.jsp

Broadsword bought one if you want to ask an owner!

http://forums.aria.co.uk/showpost.ph...9&postcount=13

**lucas4** · 30-04-11

how about this?
seeing as ur pretty near richer sounds in cardiff

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Added after 2 minutes:

actually, if u just look on HUKD, there are plenty of good tv's with good deals!
i dont wanna spam this thread by linking them all

**k3vst3r** · 30-04-11

oh that ld490 is tempting at that price point

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