LCD TV UK
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LCD TVs in the UK
Overview
A few years ago, consumers needed separate screens for movies, video games, TV, and computing. That's no longer necessary. LCD TVs in the UK, equipped with TV tuners, allow you to access all your entertainment from one screen, saving space and money. Ideal for university housing, small flats, or anyone looking to streamline their setup, these TVs offer a convenient solution.
Versatility of LCD TVs
UK LCD TVs with tuners can integrate multiple devices like PS2, Xbox 360, cable TV, DVD players, and PCs. Enjoy the flexibility of picture-in-picture mode to watch TV while working on your computer. Switching between gaming, TV, or computer work is just a button away.
Key Considerations
While standard LCD monitors can connect to TV feeds via cables, a cable box or converter is often needed for digital signals. LCD TVs with built-in tuners eliminate this issue, effortlessly managing space and reducing the need for additional remotes.
Note that LCD TVs with built-in tuners might cost about 20% more than those without.
Popular Models
1. Sony TV Tuner/Monitor MFM-HT75W (UK Version)
- 17" widescreen LCD
- Digital S-video inputs
- HDTV capable
- Includes a remote control
2. Sony TV Tuner/Monitor MFM-HT95 (UK Version)
- 19" widescreen LCD
- HDTV capable with Digital S-video inputs
- SXGA display
- Comes with a remote control
- Average price: around $720
3. Philips 17PF8946 17" Widescreen HD-Ready LCD TV
- Includes built-in TV and FM tuners
- Built-in speakers
- PC input
4. Magnavox 15MF605T/1 15" HD-Ready LCD TV
- Compact with built-in tuner
- Ideal for small spaces
- Picture-in-picture viewing
- Built-in speakers and V-chip for parental controls
Where to Buy
You can find a variety of LCD TVs at major UK retailers like Currys and Richer Sounds. Online electronics stores and auction sites such as eBay.co.uk also offer great deals.
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