Page 1 of 32" HD Ready LCD Television £749.99

uk.aldi.com/

HDTV compatible
32"/81.3cm visible screen
Contrast ratio: 1000:1 (typ)
Brightness: 550cd/m2 (typ)
Physical resolution 1366 x 768
Response time: 8ms (grey to grey) (typ)
Full Teletext with 2100 pages memory and page catching
Multipage Text: Displays various teletext pages belonging together at the same time
DVI-I Video in with HDCP decoding
499 programme storage locations
APSAS: Automatic Installation System, Country and language related automatic channel search and sorting
Intelligent SWAP-function: Dynamic recognition and quick access with only one button of the preferred programme
Full-screen display in the 16:9 as well as in the 4:3 mode
Built-in speakers: 2 x 10 watt RMS, 6 speakers
Nicam Stereo
Multi-function IR remote control (batteries included)
Connect to Surround Systems via Scart socket
Dimensions without desktop stand (W x H x D) : 820 x 600 x 140mm
Dimensions with desktop stand (W x H x D) : 820 x 600 x 320mm
Weight: 14kg (without desktop stand) / 15.8kg (with desktop stand)
Screen diagonal 81.3cm
Viewing angle: 176° H/V (typ)
Video: Scart 1 (Composite Video in/out, S-Video in, RGB in, YCrCb/YPrPb p/i in, Audio in/out)
Scart 2 (Composite Video in/out, S-Video in, RGB in, YCrCb/YPrPb p/i in, Audio in/out)
Front composite video in (RCA)
Front S-Video in (MiniDIN)
Audio: Front Stereo Audio in for Composite Video/S-Video (RCA)
PC Stereo Line in (3.5mm jack)


I doubt its going to be the best out there but it seems pretty good for the price.

This item was edited on Tuesday, 24th May 2005, 13:14

This has been posted befor and I will ask again. Can It do 720p at 50Hz? You will need this for Sky HD.

All the best,

Dr 42%er.


It`s not easy being different. It`s not easy being cool....but somehow I manage....

and we will tell you again 42% see the last post in previous posting
Regards,
Roger

Can you post a link? was it the one saying that it`s not important to have it as HD is too far away? My question would be why buy a HD ready tv if you do not intend to use it for that. Or has someone answered my first question. That`s all i want to know. To some of you HD is not an issue. For me it would be.

All the best,,

Dr 42%er.


It`s not easy being different. It`s not easy being cool....but somehow I manage....

The page on the Aldi site clearly shows a "HD Ready" logo & describes the set as HD Ready.

My understanding is that to qualify for a HD Ready logo the TV must (amongst other things) support:
HD capable inputs accept the following HD video formats:
o 1280x720 @ 50 and 60Hz progressive ("720p"), and
o 1920x1080 @ 50 and 60Hz interlaced ("1080i")

So that`s a "Yes" it does (or at least "should") support 720p at 50Hz. If it doesn`t then I think you`d be entitled to take Aldi to court under the Trade Descriptions Act.

Further info on the HD Ready logo can be found here: http://www.eicta.org/content/default.asp?PageID=249

Have to ask: Has anyone bought one of these from Aldi and if so....................was it any bleedin` good?? Thanks and regards, lol, Roger.

Yes.................and Yes!
:D
Myself and another from my office bought one each - both very pleased, very good picture (also bought the Aldi Audioline Freeview Box for £35 and works well!), dead easy to set up, looks really smart - and weighs ALOT less than the 28" `tube` TV it replaces!!!
Added bonus - has 4 games built into it as well!! :/

Well looks like I may have to replace our ailing 25" square, non-flat ferguson at last!! Thanks!

Thanks Merriman. I`ll shut up now.

All the best,

Dr 42%er.


It`s not easy being different. It`s not easy being cool....but somehow I manage....

Is it safe to play an Xbox/Gamecube on this type of TV or is it likely to suffer from screen burn