Brooksy
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just had a Panasonic TH46PZ85B from here cheaper than anywhere else i could find beat most shops like currys etc
ive had my tv 3 weeks its come down £100 already :Cry:
£1000 to spend on new telly
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just had a Panasonic TH46PZ85B from here cheaper than anywhere else i could find beat most shops like currys etc
ive had my tv 3 weeks its come down £100 already :Cry:
witchy
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Typical innit, after reading a few reviews on other sites I decided that the Panasonic TH50PX70 was a bit of a bargain but all the local Currys stores are sold out and Argos are wanting almost £300 MORE than Currys for the same tv
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My head is on fire, so many TV's to choose from. Just as i settle on one tv another catches my eye. It's so confusing.
[update]
Ok, since I can't find a source of the Pioneer TV I'm after I've decided to go for a Samsung, I've narrowed it down to these 2 TVs, Samsung PS50Q97HD or PS50A456P.
Now considering that this tv will be used by an 65 year old man who owns no consoles and no HDTV source, it'll be connected to a Dreambox500 and nothing else - I consider the purchase as a waste of money TBH!
I should really be buying him the cheapest piece of piss available, but he wants "the best tv for my money", lol
Old dick.
[update]
Ok, since I can't find a source of the Pioneer TV I'm after I've decided to go for a Samsung, I've narrowed it down to these 2 TVs, Samsung PS50Q97HD or PS50A456P.
Now considering that this tv will be used by an 65 year old man who owns no consoles and no HDTV source, it'll be connected to a Dreambox500 and nothing else - I consider the purchase as a waste of money TBH!
I should really be buying him the cheapest piece of piss available, but he wants "the best tv for my money", lol
Old dick.
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chesser
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to be honest mate go for something decent anything cheap and nasty you'll regret I would go for something like in my opinion:
http://www.directtvs.co.uk/Panasonic_TH-42PX70PED_42_inch_HD_Ready_Plasma_TH-42PX70PED/version.asp
Can't go wrong with Direct TV's cheap and good service have a look around their site mate.
http://www.directtvs.co.uk/Panasonic_TH-42PX70PED_42_inch_HD_Ready_Plasma_TH-42PX70PED/version.asp
Can't go wrong with Direct TV's cheap and good service have a look around their site mate.
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We ended up buying the Samsung PS50A456P, gorgeous looking tv but I'm not too happy with the picture quality, their is a definate lack of detail on all SD channels, BBC1 looks kinda mushy compared to my own 50" tv.
I'll have a snoop around on AVForums and see if someone can set me up with some good contrast/brightness levels etc for this tv, I'm sure it's just needing a few tweaks and it'll be fine.
Do these tv's (plasma) have a 'burn in' period?
I'll have a snoop around on AVForums and see if someone can set me up with some good contrast/brightness levels etc for this tv, I'm sure it's just needing a few tweaks and it'll be fine.
Do these tv's (plasma) have a 'burn in' period?
