[retired_mjfrush]

TBH Students don't need HDTV's.

[retired_yuva_xna]

If it's any consolation Walrus, I've never had a student loan.

[Starling2003]

Originally posted by Paul Bacon:
http://www.dixons.co.uk/martprd/store/dix_page.jsp?BV_S...null&sm=null&tm=null

Can you stretch to that budget?

I'm contemplating getting this TV next month, but part of me really wants the 32" version, or i may get my hands on the R7 series as it will be cheaper.

[retired_mjfrush]

Originally posted by Theoneandonly:
If it's any consolation Walrus, I've never had a student loan.

Couldn't be arsed tbh. If you've got £400 spare, surely there'smore you could be doing with it than buying a 'tide over' TV?

[retired_jshendel]

The R7 version is still more expensive than the R8 version weirdly. Unless Dixons have it at a really cheap price

[Starling2003]

Originally posted by Paul Bacon:
The R7 version is still more expensive than the R8 version weirdly. Unless Dixons have it at a really cheap price

I could get the 32" R7 for about £530 in Costco a few weeks ago thats including a 3year warranty as well.

[retired_yesmoncar]

I went home at the weekend and saw my Dad's 42" PX70 for the first time.

My god, the TV is absolutely brilliant. I loved it so much I've been debating getting one. Even though I can't afford one.

[retired_lr8829]

Originally posted by The_Fish:
I went home at the weekend and saw my Dad's 42" PX70 for the first time.

My god, the TV is absolutely brilliant. I loved it so much I've been debating getting one. Even though I can't afford one.

Im waiting for the phonecall to say they are delivering it, cant wait

[Starling2003]

How reliable are the Samsungs? I'm tempted to get the R8 but if i throw the extra warranty on it, then its out of my price range, but obviously I don't wanna spend a load of money and then the TV to break after a year or so.

[retired_lr8829]

WOOOOOOHOOOOO

Just got the call they will be with me Thursday morning and I am the first delivery of the day

AWESOME