RE: OT Widescreen TV

["Steven Dickson" <sdickson@xxxxxxx>]

Michael,

 

personally I wouldn't buy an ex display TV from curry's or any other big retailer - they have been turned on almost continuously for several months or more - curry's are generally open 9-9 mon to Friday, and sat and Sunday. Life expectancy after the initial 1 years warranty may be an issue? Cosmetic damage to the chassis or perhaps the screen.  If it's ex display is probably an older model that has now been superseded. Another bad point - no remote(not a real problem if you are going to use pronto anyway), or documentation.

 

Just my opinion - did allot of looking around 4-5 months ago for widescreen tv's.

 

Steve

-----Original Message-----
From: Michael Mc Aree [mailto:michael.mcaree@xxxxxxx]
Sent: 11 May 2001 10:31
To: ukha_d
Subject: [ukha_d] OT Widescreen TV

My TV died last night and I need one for tomorrow. FA cup etc.
I have rang round suppliers to see what the have in stock around 32"
Widescreen. The best deal seems to be a Philips 32DW6834 for £673. This is a
Manager Special (Display Model). This normally retails around £1200 or so.
The question is; Should I worry about it being Ex-Display?? Bought from
Currys?

Michael
BELFAST


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