Samsung LE-40R51B

Samsung LE-40R88BDX

that s a nice big one .....(at the adverts that is) and I get that sinking feeling of oh no how much is this going to cost! The item in question is a Samsung LCD TV. So we go for a drive, no I should rephrase that I chauffer the hubby, and for some reason we end up in Yeovil, which is 30miles from where we live near Bath.... Yes I know bit far to go to look at a TV and hour later I am driving back in my Ford Ka, which has not got the biggest boot with a 42" Samsung LCD LE40R8 TV. When we got home and started unpacking the TV, I was quite surprised at how well it was packaged for protection. Fitting snug in the box surrounding in polystyrene the TV was wrapped ...

Samsung LE-40R88BD

It s not as though we were even renting state-of-the-art technology. Our TV was a 28" widescreen CRT box, you know, the ones that weigh a ton. in fact, with CRT TVs you don t even get to see the claimed screen size. Most of these 28" models only have a visible screen area of 26"! Over the years we had various different makes as each in turn developed a fault, so I suppose we did actually get some value for money out the agreement; it was probably borderline. What made me change my mind was our acquisition of Virgin Media s V+ set top box. For years we had simply used a standard ntl/Virgin Media Pace set top box without any recording capability. ...

Samsung LE-40R73BD

only 1080i and not P it still produces a very clear and crisp picture, have attached my blu ray player and am very happy with the results. Even though this set is a over 2 years old it is still excellent in my ...