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Need Your Help Please Fellow Abers
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We need a new tv, Mr F has always made the decision on which one, but as many know, he now has Alzheimers and can't really make an informed decision.
I have tried ploughing through a 'buy a new tv' guide, got so far, and then it all goes over my head.
Based on the room size, we need 38/40" screen.
Also need a Freeview HD tuner.
The guide recommends the top 4 brands to be Samsung, LG, Sony and Panasonic. (Other than the expensive brands for real boffs) Our viewing consists of Mr F watching his few progs during the day, and viewing his DVD's. He doesn't watch sport at all. Unless you count snooker LOL.
Rare I watch the tv in there as I don't like the same programmes he does.
I have no idea what PVR and OLED is, smart tv? 3D? I don't think we need that.
And there I get stuck..I think we need LED rather than plasma or LCD, please correct me if I'm wrong.
Anyone with a bit of patience to help me check further, or recommend something, I'd be very appreciative.
Thank you.
I have tried ploughing through a 'buy a new tv' guide, got so far, and then it all goes over my head.
Based on the room size, we need 38/40" screen.
Also need a Freeview HD tuner.
The guide recommends the top 4 brands to be Samsung, LG, Sony and Panasonic. (Other than the expensive brands for real boffs) Our viewing consists of Mr F watching his few progs during the day, and viewing his DVD's. He doesn't watch sport at all. Unless you count snooker LOL.
Rare I watch the tv in there as I don't like the same programmes he does.
I have no idea what PVR and OLED is, smart tv? 3D? I don't think we need that.
And there I get stuck..I think we need LED rather than plasma or LCD, please correct me if I'm wrong.
Anyone with a bit of patience to help me check further, or recommend something, I'd be very appreciative.
Thank you.
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This meets all of your requirements . It won't break the bank and it's offered by one of the UK's most trusted retailers. (Click 'Read all 37 reviews' to see what purchasers think of it): http://www.r ichersounds. com/product/ tv---all/sam sung/ue40h50 00/sams-ue40 h5000
21:22 Wed 25th Mar 2015
A Smart TV means that you can connect the TV itself to the t'interweb via wifi - useful if you want to watch something on BBC iplayer, for example.
PVR is the 21st Century version of a Video Recorder - you have an on-screen guide and they have their own built in tuners so you can record programmes on it and then watch them later.
PVR is the 21st Century version of a Video Recorder - you have an on-screen guide and they have their own built in tuners so you can record programmes on it and then watch them later.
HD ..LCD.. DIGITAL TV....smart tv is ok if you want catch up and internet ..but that is like having a wachine machine with 50 programmes when you only need 3 in my opinion..
many many sets available in the 40 inch range...now relatively inexpensive ..
you may like one with a built in dvd player also in order to save messy cable connections to a separate player... look on amazon or ARGOS catalogue...they will deliver and set up for a small fee...
many many sets available in the 40 inch range...now relatively inexpensive ..
you may like one with a built in dvd player also in order to save messy cable connections to a separate player... look on amazon or ARGOS catalogue...they will deliver and set up for a small fee...
This meets all of your requirements. It won't break the bank and it's offered by one of the UK's most trusted retailers. (Click 'Read all 37 reviews' to see what purchasers think of it):
http:// www.ric hersoun ds.com/ product /tv---a ll/sams ung/ue4 0h5000/ sams-ue 40h5000
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