Who Knows About TV's?
Right, finally going to get rid of my old TV and get a new HD one. Problem is, I'm getting very confused by it all. I've got a budget of around £250 and want one between 26" and 28". It's going to be used for gaming with my 360, movies and normal TV so a built in freeview receiver would be good and it must have the red, green, blue and red and white pins (is that component and composite?) since I don't have a HDMI for my 360. I was looking at the LG M2755D since my brother has one and it seems pretty good but they don't seem to be available anywhere. So what options are there? If I had to choose something to prioritise with, it would be the gaming, don't really watch that much normal TV.
So far I've seen a few Samsung's and other LG's but reviews either claim a slow refresh rate or they aren't full HD. I have seen the LG M2780D in budget and it seems to get good reviews but honestly I don't really have clue when it comes to TV specs. Would this be a good option or do I really need to be upping my budget?
So far I've seen a few Samsung's and other LG's but reviews either claim a slow refresh rate or they aren't full HD. I have seen the LG M2780D in budget and it seems to get good reviews but honestly I don't really have clue when it comes to TV specs. Would this be a good option or do I really need to be upping my budget?
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Budget should be fine, but 28 inch is small! Any particular reason you're going with that size?0
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Any bigger and it won't fit in my room. I've ordered it now anyway. Its a fair bit bigger than my current 19 inch and its only about 2 foot away from me since its hanging above my bed.0
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You can buy a 1.8m long HDMI cable off Amazon for 97 pence with free P&P.
I ordered one yesterday.Advocate of disc brakes.0