What is the best HDTV for around £900?

Question

I want it for future tv programming and xbox 360/PS3 gaming?

I am looking for 1080 capable tv's

Answer 1

NETTO are selling 30 & 28 inch for £400this week

the 30 inch is slim screen , look them up on the net

Answer 2

You could get a Samsung 40inch LCD that I paid £1600 for 6months back for the price of £900ish.

Although it only has one HDMI input, so if you had one of those consoles, say the PS3, you could connect that via an HDMI cable (£80), but you couldn't get Sky HD for example, since there is only the 1 input.

But if you're happy with that, then go ahead with it. The TV volume has to be turned up quite a bit, but a surround sound system connected via component connections will sort that out and will play everything coming through your TV. Imagine PS3 in HD with surround sound!

Here's the TV:

http://www.nextag.co.uk/503271828p/uk/prices-html

Here's a review:

http://www.cnet.com.au/tvs/lcd/0,239035307,240058400,00.htm

Answer 3

See the following for 26 to 32 inch LCD And 42 inch Plasma TVs:

http://www.pricegrabber.co.uk/search_attrib.php/page_id=197/form_keyword=hdtv/skd=1/sortby=priceA/mode=g_uk_e_s/start=100

You should check the specification and what you want, such as FreeView and number of sockets for HDMI, VGA, SCART, S-Video, RGB, Composite Video and sound, as some might not be provided and some might only have one when two are desirable. You might also read some reviews.

http://www.lcdtvbuyingguide.com/
http://www.plasmatvbuyingguide.com/

Answer 4

Look on John Lewis's website. They have an excellent range and you can compare several models. Also, all JL TVs come with a 5 year guarantee as standard.

Answer 5

anything in the sony bravia range.

Answer 6

you'd only get a small one for that... make sure its not a 'HD Ready' one you buy, because that means you have to spend more money on making it HD....