[retired_sander]

Wanting no more than a 32 incher i've narrowed down to the folliwing from John Lewis

Samsung LE32R87BDX LCD HD Ready Digital Television, 32 Inch

Philips 32PF9641D/10 LCD HD Ready Digital Television, 32 Inch

Sony Bravia KDL32S2530 LCD HD Ready Digital Television, 32 Inch

[retired_ietus]

I'm looking for a small HD LCD tv for my bedroom. Have a budget of around £250. The bigger the better, but as the room is fairly small I would be perfectly content with a 19" one as long as it has good picture quality.

Would be used for Sky/Dvds/xbox 360 so would like good picture quality.

A couple I've seen so far Acoustic solutions 19" £180 It looks okay, is very cheap which is cool as I could spend the money saved on some decent speakers, but it has no HDMI slot. How important is that?

ACER AT1921 19" £199 also looks good and has a HDMI slot.

Any suggestions?

[retired_folkgrrl78]

I will also be joining the HD Revolution shortly. I have approx £850 to spend and would like 37", possibly picture in picture, a couple of HDMI and PC input.

Looked through the posts above and the Panasonic seems to be a favourite amongst a few people.

Any other suggestions for a lad lost in the world of HDTV (to watch KYTV)

[retired_abess]

Originally posted by prong:
I'm looking for a small HD LCD tv for my bedroom. Have a budget of around £250. The bigger the better, but as the room is fairly small I would be perfectly content with a 19" one as long as it has good picture quality.

Would be used for Sky/Dvds/xbox 360 so would like good picture quality.

A couple I've seen so far Acoustic solutions 19" £180 It looks okay, is very cheap which is cool as I could spend the money saved on some decent speakers, but it has no HDMI slot. How important is that?

ACER AT1921 19" £199 also looks good and has a HDMI slot.

Any suggestions?

I really can't see any point in buying a tiny HD tv. You buy a SD set if you need to stick to that size.

[retired_mom3wings]

Shortly be investing in an HDTV, looking at something similar to the Samsung Bagpuss posted earlier. Any better deals? I have to say the 5 year free warranty certainly helps the temptation.

[retired_sander]

Typically Steve i've switched choice after discussing it with Serps.

GOnna get a Panasonic TH-37PX70B-PED 37 Inch Plasma for £765

[retired_ietus]

Originally posted by Serpico:
<BLOCKQUOTE>Originally posted by prong:
I'm looking for a small HD LCD tv for my bedroom. Have a budget of around £250. The bigger the better, but as the room is fairly small I would be perfectly content with a 19" one as long as it has good picture quality.

Would be used for Sky/Dvds/xbox 360 so would like good picture quality.

A couple I've seen so far Acoustic solutions 19" £180 It looks okay, is very cheap which is cool as I could spend the money saved on some decent speakers, but it has no HDMI slot. How important is that?

ACER AT1921 19" £199 also looks good and has a HDMI slot.

Any suggestions?

I really can't see any point in buying a tiny HD tv. You buy a SD set if you need to stick to that size. </BLOCKQUOTE>

Fair enough, I wasn't too sure in all honesty. Suppose I could get a bigger t.v on that budget if I wasn't looking for a HD one.

[retired_mom3wings]

Does this seem a decent price? I am certainly tempted...

http://www.play.com/Electronics/Electronics/4-/1060583/...-LCD-TV/Product.html

[retired_mom3wings]

There is alternatively this one,

http://www.play.com/Electronics/Electronics/4-/3336328/...-LCD-TV/Product.html

I'd assume (due to the price) this one is the better of the two?

[Ventil]

Originally posted by steveohill:
There is alternatively this one,

http://www.play.com/Electronics/Electronics/4-/3336328/...-LCD-TV/Product.html

I'd assume (due to the price) this one is the better of the two?

I think this is the latest version of the series.
I have the 37" one and it is fb.
The screen is a bit of a magnet for dust but an antistatic cleaner puts pays to that problem.