Re: Suggestions for a TV

["Paul Gordon" <paul_gordon@xxxxxxx>]

Graham,

I'm not making any specific recommendations, as I don't have such a tele
any
more... (I gave the 33" to the folks, and the bedroom tele is a
"cheapo"
28-incher...)

But, I can get you a Sony KV29LS30 29" fd Trinitron Wega, including
cabinet,
for £495.00 including VAT. there'd be a £20 delivery charge on top of that.
- All brand new, A-grade, boxed and fully warrantied official UK stock.

I believe that this is a pretty good price! (Currently on sale at Curry's
for £578.35)

Let me know if this is of any interest to you...

Also possibly of interest, - I can get a Sony VPL-HS1 projector, complete
with 60" screen, for £1595.00 including VAT (£5 delivery). - not sure
how
that matches up with the usual webtailers....

Paul G.





>From: "graham_howe" <graham@xxxxxxx>
>Reply-To: ukha_d@xxxxxxx
>To: ukha_d@xxxxxxx
>Subject: [ukha_d] Suggestions for a TV
>Date: Mon, 10 Jun 2002 15:43:34 -0000
>
>Mark assures me that this can be on topic as my TV is a HomeVision
>monitor ;-)
>
>Anyway, I need to get a TV to use in the lounge at times when the
>projector is not being used. It will be used for basic TV/Tivo
>viewing so widescreen and fancy sound are not a necessity.
>
>The biggest sticking point is going to be WAF. Having spent 18 months
>without a full size TV in the lounge, it is now no longer acceptable
>to lose lots of floor space. Width and height are not a real problem,
>but depth is. Currently, in the place where the TV will go, there is
>an old 14" TV, a centre speaker and a Tivo and Orla does not want
>anything coming out beyond that.
>
>So I need to find a TV that is a reasonable size for viewing
>(including reading Teletext and Tivo menus) from about 12 feet away
>and yet is as slimline as possible. Budget is quite flexible (I
>think!) but certainly does not stretch to LCD or plasma. I would want
>svideo and rgb inputs at the back and if possible would prefer the TV
>to be black rather than silver.
>
>I have had a quick look at www.empiredirect.co.uk and the seem to
>have 'known' brand 28/29" 4:3 TVs from about 250 to 500 including
>VAT. The 28" WS are 600 upwards and the 32" WS are 750
upwards. I
>think that 750 is probably stretching the budget a bit and anyway
32"
>WS seem to be significantly deeper than the others. I am a bit
>worried that 28" WS might be a bit small for 4:3 viewing so on
>balance it looks like 29" 4:3 is the way to go, but I have no idea
>what make, model or supplier is best.
>
>Any ideas out there?
>
>Regards
>
>Graham
>




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