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Will a Korean TV work in Ireland?
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19-01-2014 8:00pm#1Hi,
Just wondering if someone can advise me. I've seen a LG tv on ebay that I'm considering buying. It's really just a basic 32" tv but has really cool (I think!) retro styling. Yes, it's grossly overpriced and unnecessary but I love it!
The issue is I don't know anything about TV's and want to make sure it would work in Ireland. I emailed the seller in Korea. They replied saying it'll work but then again they would say that! LG says they've no plans to retail this outside Korea so it's not like I can just wait for it to come here. I have the basic UPC package and would've thought as there's a hdmi connection on the tv it should work here?
I'd be really grateful if someone could take a look at the specs etc in the ad below and shed some light on this for me
Thanks a million
http://www.ebay.ie/itm/LG-Classic-TV-Full-HD-Retro-Design-32LN630R-32-IPS-Panel-Stand-Type-HDMI-MHL-/251344085864?pt=Televisions&hash=item3a854663680
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stanley1980 wrote: »Hi,
Just wondering if someone can advise me. I've seen a LG tv on ebay that I'm considering buying. It's really just a basic 32" tv but has really cool (I think!) retro styling. Yes, it's grossly overpriced and unnecessary but I love it!
The issue is I don't know anything about TV's and want to make sure it would work in Ireland. I emailed the seller in Korea. They replied saying it'll work but then again they would say that! LG says they've no plans to retail this outside Korea so it's not like I can just wait for it to come here. I have the basic UPC package and would've thought as there's a hdmi connection on the tv it should work here?
I'd be really grateful if someone could take a look at the specs etc in the ad below and shed some light on this for me
Thanks a million
http://www.ebay.ie/itm/LG-Classic-TV-Full-HD-Retro-Design-32LN630R-32-IPS-Panel-Stand-Type-HDMI-MHL-/251344085864?pt=Televisions&hash=item3a85466368
Yeah once you have your hdmi it will work ,obviously you cant use saorview because the tuner wont work, once you are using upc or sky it will be fine.
On the electricity front it should be a case of changing the plug but im not 100%0 -
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stanley1980 wrote: »Thanks Goose! That's what I was hoping to hear! I assume I could just stick and Irish plug on it or use an adaptor. The house is full of Korean electronics already- on account of my other half being Korean! She keeps finding these cool things to tempt me with from home! Probably just be cheaper to move to Korea!
Everyone's house is full of Chinese, Japanese and Korean electronics
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