Quote FC Wembley 08="FC Wembley 08"I'll do ya one of these: www.panasonic.co.uk/html/en_GB/P ... index.html For £380 including a full Panasonic 5 year warranty!!'" Looks dated already. You need to look at the new Samsung D series LEDs with a 5mm bezel. They look stunning, albeit at a price!

Quote FC Wembley 08="FC Wembley 08"I'll do ya one of these: www.panasonic.co.uk/html/en_GB/P ... index.html For £380 including a full Panasonic 5 year warranty!!'" Looks dated already. You need to look at the new Samsung D series LEDs with a 5mm bezel. They look stunning, albeit at a price!

At the minute you'd be looking around £350 for a 32" Panasonic at the minute (with a 5 year warranty) but i could probably get a little more off that if you aren't in such a rush.

The D series Samsungs are lovely looking tvs and perform quite well aswell. The are the nearest thimg to the GT30 Pana but still some way off.

Jake wanted a good quality basic tv, hence the quoted model.... Cracking tv for the price..

Don't worry about that mate, when the screen is 'static' for around 3/4mins it 'darkens' the display so eliminate ANY risk.. Also screen burn has never been an issue for Panasonic. Incidently they call it 'Image retention' as it is not permanent!!

With regards a better one, they jump up quite a bit in price from there and you won't gain a great deal.. for almost twice the price. If it isnt overly used you won't get a better set for the cash!!

I have a 42" LCD Phillips. Been a cracking TV and has a great picture. It's almost 5 years old now so looking at a possible upgrade next year. Will probably go for 42-50" and will be looking at plasma screens.

Good TVs in their day but gambled quality on price and it bit them on the big time!! Won't be seeing their name on anything anytime soon... Not in the dutch fashion anyway!!

Quote Jake the Peg="Jake the Peg"Cheers. 3D's a waste of money for me. Don't really want to go over 500 notes as I only watch TV and the odd DVD. I'll have a look at what's around. I see richer sounds do 5 year warranties for 10% of the screen price'" Makro have Panny plasmas. store.makro.co.uk/c-641-plasma-t ... DList=3187

Quote Jake the Peg="Jake the Peg"Cheers. 3D's a waste of money for me. Don't really want to go over 500 notes as I only watch TV and the odd DVD. I'll have a look at what's around. I see richer sounds do 5 year warranties for 10% of the screen price'" Makro have Panny plasmas. store.makro.co.uk/c-641-plasma-t ... DList=3187

Quote weaver93="weaver93"Makro have Panny plasmas. store.makro.co.uk/c-641-plasma-t ... DList=3187'" Yer the U series are the most basic of their TVs.. Effectively a 2010 model in a 2011 casing. Besides they're also discontinued now sot there won't be any further stock of those!! That said at £440 odd with a 1 year warranty kind of highlights how good a deal my offer was!!

Quote weaver93="weaver93"Makro have Panny plasmas. store.makro.co.uk/c-641-plasma-t ... DList=3187'" Yer the U series are the most basic of their TVs.. Effectively a 2010 model in a 2011 casing. Besides they're also discontinued now sot there won't be any further stock of those!! That said at £440 odd with a 1 year warranty kind of highlights how good a deal my offer was!!

Your deal is a corker!!

I paid £990 for a 32v2500 LCD Sony Bravia 4 years ago, bluray is sensational,
but Sky SD was ok, but backlight and contrast was too harsh,tried different settings,
but i dont like LCD's.

So, I bought a Panny 37 plasma, Sky SD and HD is far far better.

If Sky is the main usage of the tv, plasma is better than LCD - IMO.

Is this any good? www.currys.co.uk/gbuk/panasonic- ... &xtor=AL-1

Is this any good? www.currys.co.uk/gbuk/panasonic- ... &xtor=AL-1

I bought a Panasonic TX-P50S10B with the Panasonic Blue-Ray home cinema last year, the picture quality on normal TV is fabulous, improved by some margin on HD chanels with the exception of rugby/football other than close ups I cant quite see any difference (could be me). The blue ray play back is excellent and the surround sound vibrates through you. All in all a sensational 'bit of kit'.