4K TVs are pointless, unless you have a big screen and sit a long way from it.
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I need a new tellybox
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But you can't get anything else unless you get something really tulip..Originally posted by NotAllThere View Post4K TVs are pointless, unless you have a big screen and sit a long way from it.merely at clientco for the entertainmentComment
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See my post number #18 on this thread about Smart TVs.Originally posted by ladymuck View PostHWMBO has advised me to ignore all you lot and just get a cheap as chips TV that has a good picture. I should forget the smart side of it as that will become obsolete long before the TV wears out and it'll be cheaper to add on the functionality (e.g. with a firestick) and replace that when necessary.
Still no closer to actually getting a new tellybox
A couple of other posters backed me up so some of us on this thread aren't talking tulip but from experience.
Oh I think all my TVs are from Amazon. So I didn't have to deal with getting them home and could easily complain if they arrived damaged. What the manufacturers do is slightly change the model number so you can't buy the exactly the same model number in Amazon, JL, Curry's, Sainsburys, etc and do a proper price comparison."You’re just a bad memory who doesn’t know when to go away" JRComment
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Yep, you and eek basically said the same thing.Originally posted by SueEllen View PostSee my post number #18 on this thread about Smart TVs.
A couple of other posters backed me up so some of us on this thread aren't talking tulip but from experience.
Oh I think all my TVs are from Amazon. So I didn't have to deal with getting them home and could easily complain if they arrived damaged. What the manufacturers do is slightly change the model number so you can't buy the exactly the same model number in Amazon, JL, Curry's, Sainsburys, etc and do a proper price comparison.
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Christ, I'm way behind.
We still have a Pioneer 42" plasma. Picture is superb (still).Clarity is everythingComment
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I always thought every upgrade until I saw the new oneOriginally posted by SteelyDan View PostChrist, I'm way behind.
We still have a Pioneer 42" plasma. Picture is superb (still).
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Don't they use loads of leccy?Originally posted by SteelyDan View PostChrist, I'm way behind.
We still have a Pioneer 42" plasma. Picture is superb (still)."You’re just a bad memory who doesn’t know when to go away" JRComment
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We're contractors and therefore all incredibly rich tax avoiding bastards.Originally posted by SueEllen View PostDon't they use loads of leccy?Down with racism. Long live miscegenation!Comment
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Also you don't need to heat the room with a plasma telly in it - just turn it on for 5 minutes.Originally posted by NotAllThere View PostWe're contractors and therefore all incredibly rich tax avoiding bastards.merely at clientco for the entertainmentComment
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