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Forums › Home Theatre (incl HTPC) › 32/37 LCD TV with Freeview - BEST DEALS THREAD


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# 46740 8-Nov-2009 22:54
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Hi,

Girlfriend wants a 32" LCD (possibly next size up (37?)) , preferably with Freeview DVB-T built in or alternatively a tuner via redemption.

Had a quick google, this is the best i came up with.

Samsung LA32B450 - 1266x768, 3x HDMI, Freeview HD tuner - $888 / $899 incl GST

http://www.lvmartin.co.nz/public/products/ProductViewDetails.aspx?productcode=LA32B450&level1code=L1ENT&level2code=L2LCD?utm_source=priceme&utm_medium=cpc

http://www.noelleeming.co.nz/tvs-dvds/televisions/lcd-televisions/30-lcd-tv/samsung-la32b450-32-hd-lcd-television/prod11684.html?ac=priceme

Any other goods deals about?
Anyone got/seen any recent deals/discounts better than this?

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  # 271198 9-Nov-2009 09:55
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http://www.noelleeming.co.nz/tvs-dvds/televisions/lcd-televisions/30-lcd-tv/samsung-la37b530-37-full-hd-lcd-television/prod11687.html?ac=priceme

$1499 for the 37" 1080P Samsung :)


The 32" Deal is good i think from LVs, not full but meh at that res, assuming it's going into a bedroom? it won't matter :)




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  # 271237 9-Nov-2009 11:21
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$1500 is too much for her, she doesn't watch a lot of TV.




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  # 271238 9-Nov-2009 11:21
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thanks, $1500 is too much for her, she doesn't watch a lot of TV.

I would say that even at 37" you could argue that full HD not necessary, also her eyes arn't as sharp as me, i don't think she would notice the difference of 720P vs 1080P on a 37" while watching video.




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  # 271240 9-Nov-2009 11:25
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Go to Harvey norman today, they have mean sales ending today




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