Recommend a 37" LCD

[Kev]

This is a bit more expensive but i might be tempted to go for this Toshiba one.

Toshiba Regza 37X3030D Review on CNET.co.uk

Retails at £1000 and is on eBay here for £649

TOSHIBA REGZA 37" DIGITAL 37X3030D 1080pHD READY LCD TV on eBay, also, Televisions, Consumer Electronics (end time 05-May-08 23:34:44 BST)
It's full HD and has built in freeview. A resolution of 1920 x 1080p is the ultimate HD resolution as well.
2 x HDMI slots/

And it's sexy.

[Diane]

Ahhh Bilbo, we're on the same page. As soon as I read the first post, I was going to recommend the Toshiba Regza, but then I had seen that you already posted it. I recently did a lot of research on 37" LCD TV's, and came away liking that Toshiba the best.

[Master]

That wil be the one I will get. That Cnet has got them a lot cheaper than everone else. Is it OK to go through them, just a bit suspicious that they are a lot cheaper with them.

Diane how is the tv working out for you, any problems?

[Diane]

That wil be the one I will get. That Cnet has got them a lot cheaper than everone else. Is it OK to go through them, just a bit suspicious that they are a lot cheaper with them.

Diane how is the tv working out for you, any problems?

Well, I wasn't buying it for me, I was going to get it as a xmas gift for someone, but I was asked to wait until this xmas to get it, so I will be getting it at that time.

I did a lot of research though, and I also went to the local store to check out the quality side by side with others, and decided that I liked it the best.

So sorry, can't tell you if there are any problems yet.

[Master]

Thanks for the response. I have done some research and will go for the Toshiba that Bilbo recommended. The best price I got was just under £660 and it is from beyond television.

[Doot]

I just bought a 40" Samsung and god damn its awsome.
it was listed at $999 Canadian.
its 720p native and 1080i capable.
you will only need 1080p if you are going bigger like a 46" tv otherwise there will be no difference from 720p.
1080p is just a higher resolution so i can be stretched across a bigger screen like a 46" or bigger.

[Master]

I just bought a 40" Samsung and god damn its awsome.
it was listed at $999 Canadian.
its 720p native and 1080i capable.
you will only need 1080p if you are going bigger like a 46" tv otherwise there will be no difference from 720p.
1080p is just a higher resolution so i can be stretched across a bigger screen like a 46" or bigger.

Thanks for that info the Toshiba has 1080p but you are saying it makes no difference at 37". I also found out it does not swivel and can only be turned off from the mains switch which has put me off it. So still searching.