Back down again, it's a 720p model, which I know not everyone wants, but overall for something like this it seems good, especially for folks on a budget.
Product Features
32” HD Ready Smart TV
Scroll through catch up services including BBC iPlayer and Netflix using the WebOS Smart display
Easily adjust the colour, sharpness and backlight levels using Picture Wizard III
Connect your Blu-ray player and games console via HDMI or use the USB connection to watch videos, play music and view photos
Looks to be the cheapest on this model by quite some way, then with the code above it makes it even better. Release your inner Mary Berry :grin:
Info
A trusted Kitchen Machine for food preparation. The stylish design and 1200 watt motor power mean it's a machine to be proud of.
The load sensing technology ensures a perfect mix everytime and the three power outlets make it versatile when used with the range of optional attachments.
10 comments
summerof76
6 Oct 17#1
Neo, would the tv be any good for gaming ie playstation or xbox. My son is looking for a decent tv for gaming.
morethananaddict to summerof76
6 Oct 17#3
No you'd be better off looking for a full HD (1080p) tv as this is already quite a few years behind in technology
ollie87 to morethananaddict
6 Oct 17#4
Thankfully games consoles are already quite a few years behind in technology. Haha.
summerof76 to morethananaddict
6 Oct 17#8
Thanks :thumbsup:
fiqqer
6 Oct 17#2
Yuck! I wouldn't get a laptop screen with this resolution so would not get a tv to use for gaming. Your son will be very disappointed with this.
Has to be 1080 for HD viewing as well as gaming.
The Kenwood Chef is legendary - should last a lifetime if the quality now is the same it was 30 years ago. I paid £129 30 years ago - its gone up over 100% since then (so good value, even with brxsht).
fiqqer
6 Oct 17#5
Another point - how can this be described as HD ready when it is not even capable of displaying at HD resolution. Another site I have looked at says it is NOT HD ready
For £199 I'd hunt around for offers/clearances 1080p full hd 32"
shatteredneon
6 Oct 17#9
720p is absolutely fine in certain situations, it all depends how close you are sitting to the telly.
For example, if your sitting closer than 1.9m then 1080p is worth it on a 32" screen but if your sitting any further away your eyes can't even distinguish between 720p and 1080p.
cf15
8 Oct 17#10
Odd combination, I guess you can watch TV whilst making a cake
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Opening post
Product Features
- 32” HD Ready Smart TV
- Scroll through catch up services including BBC iPlayer and Netflix using the WebOS Smart display
- Easily adjust the colour, sharpness and backlight levels using Picture Wizard III
Connect your Blu-ray player and games console via HDMI or use the USB connection to watch videos, play music and view photosAlso Kenwood KVC5100S Chef Elite Kitchen Machine in Silver £254.99using code CSA10
Looks to be the cheapest on this model by quite some way, then with the code above it makes it even better. Release your inner Mary Berry :grin:
Info
A trusted Kitchen Machine for food preparation. The stylish design and 1200 watt motor power mean it's a machine to be proud of.
The load sensing technology ensures a perfect mix everytime and the three power outlets make it versatile when used with the range of optional attachments.
10 comments
Has to be 1080 for HD viewing as well as gaming.
The Kenwood Chef is legendary - should last a lifetime if the quality now is the same it was 30 years ago. I paid £129 30 years ago - its gone up over 100% since then (so good value, even with brxsht).
Resolution1366*768(HD)
lg.com/uk/…70U
For example, if your sitting closer than 1.9m then 1080p is worth it on a 32" screen but if your sitting any further away your eyes can't even distinguish between 720p and 1080p.