Casio TV-770

Living a life of solitude can be hard, y'know. Sitting alone drinking Special Brew really isn't all it's cracked up to be either. In a lame effort to save money, I tried doing just this in my first term at university. With Sarah (my beloved computer) too bulky to bring with me, and a 14-inch television necessitating sufficiently larger muscles than I have to lug home and back, I resorted to numerous four-packs of that most powerful of beers, and, in time, dooyoo. Still, not even the wonders of the hyperweb proved enough to prevent some serious boredom during those long, wintry months. RSI proved to be a bit of a problem too, back in the days when I ...  Read the complete review

Like me you too can get caught watching Through The Keyhole by people in authority - this TV may be small, but it is not that easy to hide. I bought my Casio TV-770 a couple of years ago, when Choice catalogue made me an offer I could not refuse. It was priced at £25 as an incentive to me to place an order after a few months with no activity in my catalogue account. After some investigation in high street stores, I decided to buy it. After all, at £25 for a gadget like this a TV junkie hasn't got much to lose, and a whole world of Diagnosis Murder on the move to gain. When it arrived I was amazed at how small it was. It is small enough to hold ...  Read the complete review