by - written on 12/06/12 (Useful, 279 readings)
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Last year I moved out of a house I shared with my then boyfriend, and unfortunatly he got to keep the 50inch Sony Bravia :( so I had to go out and buy myself a new TV - no point in having a Playstation without a TV to play it on afterall. I didnt want to spend alot and my new place had a really small room so I definitly didnt ... Read the complete review
by - written on 10/02/11 (Not useful, 207 readings)
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When it came to renewing our old TV we didn't have alot of spare cash - who does! We shopped around and found the Technika brand which is Tescos own, we decided that we would take the risk on this unknown brand and buy the 32 inch one. To be honest my husband worked out he would get a bigger TV for the same price if he bought this brand ... Read the complete review
Technika 24" HD Ready LCD TV: Tesco's TV Treat (1154 words)by - written on 14/10/10 (Very useful, 547 readings)
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Until recently, I had no intention of buying an LCD/HD/Other meaningless initials TV until my existing (ancient) TV gave up the ghost. However, with VAT going up in January, it seemed daft to wait and end up paying more for the same TV, so I took the plunge. Technika is Tesco's own brand TV, but don't let that put you off; all ... Read the complete review
by - written on 11/10/10 (Very useful, 75 readings)
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Despite the listing for this product referring to the 24" model, my review will be focussed on the 32" model as Dooyoo does not have my product listed. Initially I was extremely anxious as to whether this TV would be worth the small value I purchased it for from tescos. Spec-wise it seemed perfect for my needs but ... Read the complete review
by - written on 27/08/10, updated on 27/08/10 (Very useful, 162 readings)
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One of my main reasons for this purchase was cosmetic. This TV is gorgeous and looks so much better than the so many black-spaceship/chrome glorified computer monitors that saturate the small TV market nowadays. It seemed to have everything I wanted - 1080p, built-in Freeview, USB port, media player... and all for £210. Then ... Read the complete review
by - written on 30/07/10 (Useful, 95 readings)
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The Technika is very simple to use - although the buttons on the TV itself can be quite fiddly, the TV was nonetheless extremely quick and easy to set up. The picture quality is good whether you watch in HD or not, which is handy considering most people haven't converted to HD just yet, and the sound quality is just as good. In terms of ... Read the complete review
by - written on 28/07/10 (Very useful, 946 readings)
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I'd been looking for a new TV for a while, and was immediately taken with this model while doing my weekly shop in Tesco. I hadn't thought much on the Technika TVs previously because I've had mixed experiences with the brand to date. However this TV really grabbed me because of it's sleek, glass, mirror finish screen. I couldn't ... Read the complete review
