Sony Bravia tvs??

[p d s]

My T.V. is supposed to have freeview I think, how would I view the freeview?

 

[Jeff]

My T.V. is supposed to have freeview I think, how would I view the freeview?

Have you read the manual?

Has the remote control got a Freeview button?


Or did it say "Freeview compatible", meaning it has a scart socket so you can plug a Freeview box into it?

 

[Hazzman]

My T.V. is supposed to have freeview I think, how would I view the freeview?

I suspect with your PS3, you have already had a play with your AV button. Anything which says TV on the remote...give it a try.

 

[Yorkshire Vixen]

you may well have twisted my arm singth im liking the look of the samsung le26r87

 

[highland fox]

Keep your powder dry until Duzza has been on,this is right up his alley

 

[spionfox]

you may well have twisted my arm singth im liking the look of the samsung le26 r87

Sounds more like a postcode!

 

[Boy Genius]

I have Pioneer and have had no problems at all.

YV if you have a Richer Sounds store near you, they are more than helpful, and all the HD TVs on show will have a HD feed to them so you can see what the picture is really like.

 

[Yorkshire Vixen]

wont hd only word if its connected to another hd source say sky hd??

 

[Boy Genius]

wont hd only word if its connected to another hd source say sky hd??

or bluray or HD DVD.... but in Richer Sounds they do, so you can see the TV you want in HD. Massive difference.

 

[Melton Fox]

wont hd only word if its connected to another hd source say sky hd??

Yes.

HD DVD
BlueRay DVD
Sky HD
Virgin HD (I think)
XBox 360
PS3

There are probably more sources, but I don't know them.

 

[Biffa Bacon]

Yes.

HD DVD
BlueRay DVD
Sky HD
Virgin HD (I think)
XBox 360
PS3

There are probably more sources, but I don't know them.

the new freesat service can be in HD.

 

[bocadillo]

Keep your powder dry until Duzza has been on,this is right up his alley

You'll have wait a while. He's drinking free beer on a sun-lounger in the Canaries. (Quite different from another of our number who has got belly-ache in rain-drenched Majorca!)

 

[Melton Fox]

(Quite different from another of our number who has got belly-ache in rain-drenched Majorca!)

I love hearing stories like that, it really warms my heart.

 

[bocadillo]

I love hearing stories like that, it really warms my heart.

And your response gladdened mine. It will be quite some time before my ribs stop aching!

 

[Melton Fox]

And your response gladdened mine. It will be quite some time before my ribs stop aching!

Why? What you done to your ribs?

 

[bocadillo]

Why? What you done to your ribs?

You made me laugh. It is not good for a man of my age and disposition to laugh so vigorously and so unexpectedly.

I hold you totally responsible.

 

[Durham Fox]

I recently replaced my early Bravia with the D3000. Mostly because it has 3 HDMI sockets and early LCD's only had 1. You'll find the Bravia D3000 is generally accepted as the best LCD on the Market, its generally that or the similarly specced Pana. I paid just short of £600 for my 32 inch D3000 which is phenomenal value IMO. My advice is to stick with your idea of going with Sony and buy the best you can afford but do consider Samsungs if you can get better spec at the same price. Personally I'd avoid any other brands although Pioneer make excellent TV's but tend to be quite pricey. I very much doubt you'll be disappointed with. Bravia S.

Just for Beights - Dont buy LG.

 

[Macky]

You made me laugh. It is not good for a man of my age and disposition to laugh so vigorously and so unexpectedly.

I hold you totally responsible.

These might be of some use to you boc

 

[bocadillo]

Just for Beights - Dont buy LG.

From personal experience, I would agree with that. They are equipped with a timer that ****s unreplaceable parts about two months after the expiry of any warranty you have on them. No repair manuals available to repair shops and non-standard parts.

BASTARDS!!

 

[highland fox]

I recently replaced my early Bravia with the D3000. Mostly because it has 3 HDMI sockets and early LCD's only had 1. You'll find the Bravia D3000 is generally accepted as the best LCD on the Market, its generally that or the similarly specced Pana. I paid just short of £600 for my 32 inch D3000 which is phenomenal value IMO. My advice is to stick with your idea of going with Sony and buy the best you can afford but do consider Samsungs if you can get better spec at the same price. Personally I'd avoid any other brands although Pioneer make excellent TV's but tend to be quite pricey. I very much doubt you'll be disappointed with. Bravia S.

Just for Beights - Dont buy LG.

I knew he wouldn't let me down