[lanky]

I hope i have posted in the right section....

anyways, i saw this 40" TV on play.com for only 700 pounds, whereas at many other places i am only finding 32" tv's at that prices. Can anyone tell me why please ???

 

[Mad_Handlez89]

Play.com are always good for prices. If they find a competitor with the same price, they will reduce it more, so that must be what has happened

 

[lanky]

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Originally Posted by Mad_Handlez89 Play.com are always good for prices. If they find a competitor with the same price, they will reduce it more, so that must be what has happened

I know they are normally good for prices, some times even worse, but besides the point,

Even then, dosent 700 quid for 40" strike a bit strange ??

 

[daljeet2]

lanky i know how you feel...

ive seen loads of £700 40" tvs and its like why is it THAT cheap?

 

[waqasr]

Theres nothing wrong with that TV..Plasmas and LCD are gone pretty dam cheap now....ebuyer have some very cheap ones aswell...But the shipping will probably cost a nice bit of change. I bet the picture quality is very nice on that but you have to admit its not the best looking, that maybe another reason for the low price.

 

[ratty2k4]

It doesn't seem to have a DVI connection, play.com are cheap, prices are falling and ive seen 32" lcds going for £350 at evesham.com

 

[laboitenoire]

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Originally Posted by ratty2k4 It doesn't seem to have a DVI connection, play.com are cheap, prices are falling and ive seen 32" lcds going for £350 at evesham.com

It's because it has HDMI. It does have either a VGA or a DVI though, because it says "PC input". Bravias are nice screens. However, that sounds expensive (700 GBP is about 1300 USD) for that TV. Then again, Polaroida makes a 32" that sells over here for $550 (about 220 GBP). It's probably the whole US is cheaper than UK thing.

 

[pheonixsingh]

i paid £1500 for a 48" 1080p sharp aquos display so no im not too shocked by the price lol