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Cheap, but good 28" Widescreens.

Latex Kid (Harmless) posted this on Sunday, 3rd September 2000, 19:20

I know that this isn`t exactly DVD related, but I presume most of you have widescreens to make the most from your DVDs.

Can anyone recommend a decent 28" Widescreen TV for under £450 (Not Dolby).

I`ve seen a few at www.digitalchoice.co.uk and read reviews about them in various mags, but like the scan DVD player, reviews by mags etc, can`t always be relied upon, and it`s always better to get a review from somebody that owns one.

I have my eyes set on the Toshiba 28W93B, which might also be known as the 28W93KIT.

Anybody know if it`s a goodun?

RE: Cheap, but good 28

mart (Harmless) posted this on Sunday, 3rd September 2000, 21:00

Schneider 2816 £299 from asda, best buy in What Video & Tv
i am very pleased with mine.

This item was edited on Sunday, 3rd September 2000, 21:00

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