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Yet another new tv question...

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  • 29-08-2016 7:07pm
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    Myrddin
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    Looking for the following:

    40"-44" max 
    1080p (no higher)
    Non smart ideally, but will take Smart if no choice
    Cracking panel image quality wise
    Low ms response times for gaming

    Basically a low frills, but high quality 1080p set

    Any ideas on what to look for on richersounds?


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    Richersounds.ie: Kenny
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    Myrddin wrote: »
    Looking for the following:

    40"-44" max 
    1080p (no higher)
    Non smart ideally, but will take Smart if no choice
    Cracking panel image quality wise
    Low ms response times for gaming

    Basically a low frills, but high quality 1080p set

    Any ideas on what to look for on richersounds?
    Hi myrddin,

    The only high quality non smart TV we would do would be the Samsung UE40K5100. This is a very good panel with just a 1080p panel and a Freeview HD tuner. It retails for £329. However if you're looking a very good quality panel you're probably going to end up with a smart TV.

    I would recommend the Sony KDL43WD751 at £449. This is a great quality panel with double the refresh speed of the Samsung meaning a smoother picture as well as a panel which has a much more natural colour spectrum.

    http://www.richersounds.com/product/tv---all/sony/bravia-kdl43wd751/sony-kdl43wd751bu

    Let me know what you think.

    Kind Regards

    David


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