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TV for around €400

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  • 30-03-2014 5:45pm
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    coolisin
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    Hey Guys,

    Wondering if you have any advice on a TV for 400ish!
    Bigger the better.

    Thanks


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    Richersounds.ie: John
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    coolisin wrote: »
    Hey Guys,

    Wondering if you have any advice on a TV for 400ish!
    Bigger the better.

    Thanks
    Coolisin,

    Breaking all the rules....

    If it was me I'd stretch the budget a little and go to £339.95 / €419.99 and get the amazing Panasonic TXL32E6 - I know its not a huge screen but its a stunning piece of kit!

    If you wanted a bigger screen, then the Toshiba 39L4357 is excellent value and a really high quality screen at just £319.95 / €399.99

    The Toshiba is Smart, with built in Wifi, Full HD with Freeview HD / saorview, Tosh's 100Hz motion processing, no less than 4, yes 4 HDMi inputs and 2 USB inputs - and the picture and sound are also excellent!

    Keep us posted if anything else grabs your fancy or of course if we can assist in any way,

    ATVB,

    John Mc & Crew

    John McDonald / Managing Director / Richer Sounds Ireland / www.richersounds.ie / johnmc@richersounds.ie



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    coolisin
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    Thanks john!

    €400 is not stuck fast just as close as we can go!
    (Wish it was bigger budget just not the best of time for my tv to break!)

    It's to replace my 26 inch LCD tv which after 8 years has sat down, not worth fixing the power supply really!

    I've a 32 inch full hd sharp you sold me some time ago, which I will replace the 26 with, so if Ideally if I could get a bigger/better tv to replace that one I'd be happy.
    Could you send me the specs for both you've mentioned?

    And as I take your advise on board best recommendation. Picture quality is a big deal for me!!


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    Richersounds.ie: John
    Company Representative Posts: 9,463 ✭✭✭Richersounds.ie: John


     
    coolisin wrote: »
    Thanks john!

    €400 is not stuck fast just as close as we can go!
    (Wish it was bigger budget just not the best of time for my tv to break!)

    It's to replace my 26 inch LCD tv which after 8 years has sat down, not worth fixing the power supply really!

    I've a 32 inch full hd sharp you sold me some time ago, which I will replace the 26 with, so if Ideally if I could get a bigger/better tv to replace that one I'd be happy.
    Could you send me the specs for both you've mentioned?

    And as I take your advise on board best recommendation. Picture quality is a big deal for me!!
    If Picture quality is your main consideration then the 32E6 Panasonic is the winner hands down no contest - but the 39" Toshiba really is exceptional value for money and the Picture quality is excellent especially the motion handling - here are some links:

    Panasonic TXL32E6 What Hi-fi 5 star review: http://www.whathifi.com/review/panasonic-tx-l32e6b

    Toshiba 39L4357: http://www.hdtvtest.co.uk/news/toshiba-39l4353db-201309013271.htm

    Keep us posted again!

    ATVB,

    John Mc & Crew

    John McDonald / Managing Director / Richer Sounds Ireland / www.richersounds.ie / johnmc@richersounds.ie



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