Any one know of any good ones?

I'm looking at the major stores ATM, and Im expecting something awesome to come up. Must be full HD and not HD ready.

just bargain! do you have "the good guys" down there?. We just got a Sony Bravia 40" Full HD LCD TV (KDL40EX400) for under $1,000 just by asking.

Get off your butt and come see me at my work boy.

That would be good!

I'll have to go and have a look when I get the time and find out. Apparently they will do deals for cash payments too :happy2:

Simon - ill be driving to NP on Xmas day.

Any good deals (hook ups) on at yours? :happy2:

Get off your butt and come see me at my work boy.

Where do you work?

Try JB Hifi in Palmerston North they have some awesome deals, they are like a cash and carry store. Ask them the best price they can do when you find the TV you like.

So far I'm liking the sony bravia 40ex400

I want to know what the cheapest smallest but best LCD/LED is. We live off a 14 inch CRT and want to keep the next model about that big so it fits on the cabinet. Yes, we like our cabinet. Plus it's a small house so it can't be a big TV anyway.

So far I'm liking the sony bravia 40ex400

That is the one we have just got. They are a good tv and a good price

Changed my mind about that one. It's only 50Hz and I don't want that.

Changed my mind about that one. It's only 50Hz and I don't want that.

are you sure about that?

http://www.sony.co.nz/product/kdl-40ex400

it is 50/60Hz

Yep, Its the next model, KDL40EX500 that has 100hz Motion Flow

Massive Boxing day sale on at Norman Ross.

If you miss that and don't find a cheap one email me.

Don't rule out Samsung,great value for money.They make the screens for Sony(particularly LED).I wouldnt buy anything Sony again,overpriced,and when you ring them with a fualt they tell you their products arn't faulty.

The warehouse have a nice 40" Sanyo full hd for $700

That is a really good price.

This is what is tempting me the most at the moment.

http://www.bondandbond.co.nz/tv-home-th ... 02256.html

Bishop - anything similar at yours?

This is what is tempting me the most at the moment.

http://www.bondandbond.co.nz/tv-home-th ... 02256.html

Bishop - anything similar at yours?

very nice.

Looks nice, that Bravia sync is good if you have other Sony gear.

Couldn't tell you the price, sorry.

Will send Email as I can't access PM's :dunno:

I bought a TV! :happy1:

http://www.samsung.com/mea_en/consumer/ ... cification

classy!

congrats and enjoy!

Samsung and Sony are my favourite TVs. Someone once told me they were technology partners.

We have a samsung 40" too but a couple of years old now. With the surround sound it's awesome!

The Bravia we bought was actually for the parents , they needed help to get the right Tv at the right price. We just added a soundbar to theirs to improve the sound quality.

Have you got yours hooked up to some sounds for DVDs and gaming?

I was going to get the Bravia 40ex500, and then dad convinced me to get the LED - new technology and all.

He will be buying the 60" version of the same TV for home, and so said that I should try the smaller version, and stay away from the LCDs. :dunno:

So I bought that. :lol:

I mainly will be using the tv for everyday TV watching, and maybe gaming later on the track. I'm a total miser with my money so it was hilarious watching me swipe my card and pay for it. :lol: It was like a little piece of me died. .. :tears:

You do realise that it is in fact an LCD TV? The LED just provides the lighting that shines through the LCD panel to provide the picture. Better than the older type that used a type of fluorescent tube to produce that light, instead of LEDs. Makes it lower power consumption and a better picture.

Grant just bought a 32" Bravia ex600 series LED to replace the old 20" Transonic TV we've had for many years in the bedroom. Great picture and got it working on the Net as well with surprisingly good quality. He couldn't resist it for $779 at Noel Leemings this afternoon. I should not have let him go into town by himself! :roll:

Yeah, but I like shiny things! !drool: :facepalm:

This has extreme bling factor :lol:

You do realise that it is in fact an LCD TV? The LED just provides the lighting that shines through the LCD panel to provide the picture. Better than the older type that used a type of fluorescent tube to produce that light, instead of LEDs. Makes it lower power consumption and a better picture.

Grant just bought a 32" Bravia ex600 series LED to replace the old 20" Transonic TV we've had for many years in the bedroom. Great picture and got it working on the Net as well with surprisingly good quality. He couldn't resist it for $779 at Noel Leemings this afternoon. I should not have let him go into town by himself! :roll:

I was looking at that today as a PC screen, Nice tv. lucky I got distracted and left