Panasonic VIERA TX-L42E3B 42'' Full HD LED TV + Panasonic Blu-Ray and 5 year warranty @ M&S, £480.00?
Just having a look around on the M&S site after looking at the Samsung 40" tele that had gone and came across this?
Don't know if it's a good deal or not and it's about £100 more expensive than the Samsung but it includes a Panasonic Blu-Ray?
Goes into basket at around £550 but takes an extra £70 off when you get to the checkout bit, well it did for me.
Seems to be about 40 left at the time of posting, hope it helps?
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Jump to unread Post a Comment...but on some it's not giving the bluray player free at all, even though it should, just the £70 discount
Edited By: twinkle on Sep 13, 2011 11:12
According to Argos it has two..... although the 37 inch version has one (I've seen this personally).
http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/partNumber/5298570.htm
Edited By: Prosamuraiman on Sep 13, 2011 11:35
Ideally you want to be using HDMI cables, to get the best from your HDTV. The BR Player will use one, as do most modern consoles (Wii doesn't) and Sky TV HD. It's essential only if you still have equipment that uses them I guess.
Ideally you want to be using HDMI cables, to get the best from your HDTV. The BR Player will use one, as do most modern consoles (Wii doesn't) and Sky TV HD. It's essential only if you still have equipment that uses them I guess.
Thank yo so much for your help...At present we have an old 28" crt JVC set with a Sky+ box(not HD) and a Toshiba DVD player
I am wanting a 40/42" set with a Blu Ray player and hoping to get surround sound speakers as well.
What cables would I have to buy ,any help would be gratefully received.
Uncle potter - i may get shot down bu tthis is how i would see it
you would need a HDMI cable to connect the BluRay
Sky+ box non HD connects vis scart usually - so if it doesnt have one you would need a scart to component cable (the 3 red, white yellow cables)
Surround sound - if buying a new one you may just connect via HDMI - but there are loads of connection options for surround systems.
Uncle potter - i may get shot down bu tthis is how i would see it
you would need a HDMI cable to connect the BluRay
Sky+ box non HD connects vis scart usually - so if it doesnt have one you would need a scart to component cable (the 3 red, white yellow cables)
Surround sound - if buying a new one you may just connect via HDMI - but there are loads of connection options for surround systems.
Thank you very helpful.:)
As I already have a couple of scart leads I will get a couple of HDMI ones to be on the safe side.
http://tda.panasonic-europe-service.com/docs/2z4e6f47c0z3z30cb4z656ez706466z21z2014cd4c681360e0782a6865fd1b1ea394a023fd/tsn2/data/EU/TXL32E3B/OI/855256/TQB0E2086.pdf
page 10 seems to confirm this does have a scart as far as I can tell
Uncle potter - i may get shot down bu tthis is how i would see it
you would need a HDMI cable to connect the BluRay
Sky+ box non HD connects vis scart usually - so if it doesnt have one you would need a scart to component cable (the 3 red, white yellow cables)
Surround sound - if buying a new one you may just connect via HDMI - but there are loads of connection options for surround systems.
Thank you very helpful.:)
As I already have a couple of scart leads I will get a couple of HDMI ones to be on the safe side.
buy your scart leads from poundland unless you need longer than 1 metre.
So the TV doesnt have DNLA - so you cant stream movies music phots etc from your PC.
It does however have an Ethernet port - does that mean it will receive BBC iplayer if you stick it on your wifi HUB using a cable?
I also see that the BluRay in the package DOES have DNLA - so you could presumably stream anything from your PC to the TV via the bluray input.
wish I didn't buy my 42 inch 2 years ago.
wish I didn't buy my 42 inch 2 years ago.
Dont then?!?! :D
Need to add the bluray and go to checkout as in the OP