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Im working in Sevenoaks in Guildford, weve got 2 dem rooms set up, really nice. yeah its a good job, im only working here part time over christmas hols from uni but its really good. I got the job through my mate who works there whos Dad used to manage the store. Ive only ever done lighting before - rigging/derigging for confrences and shows and the like so this is a new area for me. but yeah, very interesting.

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Interesting!

Having recently broken the TV in my bedroom(my parents were right as it transpires....no ball games indoors:rolleyes:), this does look like a bargain.

I was at John Lewis today(ok not the cheapest shop for price comparison) and most of the TV's i was looking at were roughly £1000. They were mostly 32" as well.

So my question is does anyone actually own one of these TV's and are they actually any good? Normally with something like this i wouldn't venture from the 'main brands'.....i've never heard of Hannspree before!

As i only really use my bedroom TV for games.....it doesn't have to be as good as my lounge TV.

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Jog your memory?

http://i157.photobucket.com/albums/t...1/Hanspree.jpg

James Toseland? :D

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Sod all this, you need one of these bad boys :)

http://www.1staudiovisual.co.uk/cata...ferrer=froogle

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I honestly don't think I have a wall strong enough to support that beast Viney!

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No, for a BIG, high quality picture, you need one of these

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It's also £375 (inc delivery) from Amazon, and they have a much better reputation for customer service than ebuyer.

The cheapest that I've seen the Hanspree 37" is here.

Mrs Wyrdness wants a TV (we don't have one at present), so I'm very tempted by this.

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I know v. little about the subject, but if I were in the market, I could be tempted by this...

http://www.richersounds.com/showprod...d=HITA-L37V01U

I have a 32" Tosh CRT telly, bought at vast expense (£1500 from memory) 6 or 7 years ago, so I'd not get away with replacing it yet. Anyway, it's got a Dolby 5.1 decoder built-in with outputs for all the speakers. But it's huge and takes up SOOO much room!

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I wouldnt buy stuff from richers sounds...ever! I use to work across the road from the London brideg branch. Watched loads of happy people carrying boxes to thier car, then 2 days latter seeing them all come back! Thier stuff, although they state is not seconds, im not so sure!

As for Ebuyers Custome service. I had a great experience with them when a HDD didnt arrive. Gave me a full refund no worries at all.

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TVs should be measured in inches, not yards :cool: