LED TV's

[Saint-scooby]

Has anyone got an LED TV my son is looking to buy one, was wondering what they are like ?

[Jonnyboy]

More to the point, who's that in your avatar?

[Saint-scooby]

More to the point, who's that in your avatar?

 

Not sure, nice eyes thou

[ecuk268]

Bought an LG 37" last year. Pleased with it - good picture and loads of inputs (USB, ethernet etc). Comes with software to run on a PC so that it acts as a media server so you can watch films or look at your holiday pics. Or you can just stick them on a memory stick and plug it in. You can buy a dongle for wireless connection to your router but it's about £80. I just ran an ethernet cable.

 

Also has NetCast which gives access to Youtube, Facebook, Google Maps, BBC iPlayer and other stuff.

 

One drawback, and common to many flatscreens, is that the sound isn't brilliant. External speakers will fix that.

Edited 22 July, 2011 by ecuk268

[Lighthouse]

I've got a 47" in my living room and it's brilliant. You don't get the full picture from SD TV channels obviously, but when it comes to watching Blu-ray and playing games, it's great. Paper thin too. Think it's about 1cm deep.

[thesaint sfc]

I've got a 32" Samsung LED TV in my room - fantastic. I wouldn't ever contemplate buying anything else - except maybe a plasma.

[thesaint sfc]

http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/partNumber/5296929/Trail/searchtext%3ESAMSUNG+LED.htm

 

Bastard thing cost me £349 about a month ago.

[thesaint sfc]

Get an argos card and you won't need to pay for it for 12 months.

 

Or get it at richer sounds cheaper (probably)