Finlux 32 Inch LCD TV, HD 720p with Built-in Freeview & USB PVR - £149.99 @ eBay (finux outlet)
Cheap for a 32" TV
Key Features:
The built-in PVR function enables you to Pause, Rewind and Record TV directly onto any USB plug-and-play flash drive, or USB hard drive. Just simply insert your USB device into the TV to record or playback your favourite movies, TV shows and photos.
An integrated Freeview tuner will allow you to watch all your favourite shows from over 80 TV and 20 radio stations across the country - without the need for an additional set-top box.
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Two HDMI inputs ensure you’ll have enough ports to allow you to connect a couple of AV sources to your TV such as home cinema systems, games consoles, blu-ray players, set-top boxes or laptops. It’ll allow you to switch between sources with a simple press of the remote too.
A USB Input enables you to play music and photos directly from your USB drive. This really allows your TV to be the hub for all your home entertainment - making your own photos and music even more enjoyable to watch. You'll be right at the heart of the action. You'll be able to play DAT, WMA, MP3, JPEG and BMP files.
Its lightweight and slimline design ensures that you can easily move it from room to room and will create so much extra space when compared to older CRT models.
You can even use it as your PC monitor or attach your laptop to it. Just simply connect either a VGA or HDMI cable to your TV and you’ll get to experience all your media via your TV.
This TV has an energy rating of C and an average annual power consumption of 109 KWH
It's wall-mountable via the M5 200 x 200 VESA standard
All our TVs come with a 12 months warranty. Any defect caused by faulty materials or workmanship will be repaired free of charge where possible during this period by Finlux. If a repair is not possible, the product will be replaced free of charge or a refund will be given
Top Comments (2)
Why ? Both Sky HD and Freeview HD are transmitted in 720p, only Blu Rays are 1080p.
What about an opinion pole?
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Jump to unread Post a CommentWhy ? Both Sky HD and Freeview HD are transmitted in 720p, only Blu Rays are 1080p.
Find me a 32" 1080p TV for similar money and your comment will be valid, until then................
Is that a typo and do they mean Friday 17th at 12pm ????.
Is that a typo and do they mean Friday 17th at 12pm ????.
I'm guessing it must be......either that or it's going to be a looooooong day today :D
Fot this price it won't be the best TV ever posted but come on at £150 for a 32" TV - it has to be hot!!
Find me a 32" 1080p TV for similar money and your comment will be valid, until then................
cheap for a reason....
That's funny.
Head added for the price though.
What about an opinion pole?
Why ? Both Sky HD and Freeview HD are transmitted in 720p, only Blu Rays are 1080p.
I don't think that's right, the signal is broadcast using a 1080i signal (although the broadcast resolution itself may be less) and then the Sky HD box either outputs 1080i or downscales and deinterlaces it and outputs at 720p.
Why ? Both Sky HD and Freeview HD are transmitted in 720p, only Blu Rays are 1080p.
You've answered your own question. He's probably voted cold because you can get a 1080p 32" TV with support for a PC or laptop for around £30 more.
Personally, I think this a good deal for people who want to watch programmes or movies. But for computers or BluRays, it's probably worth paying a little bit more for 1080p.
Which 32" tv from Richer Sounds should people go for? Can you also point out an alternative at the Sharp site? I must be missing something as your advise is coming across as completely pointless.