Need help finding an LCD or CRT widescreen TV for under £600

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Could someone please have a look at this for £590. My mum wants a new TV (pref LCD but CRT might be ok) for under £600 and this looks like a decent one. It's HD-TV ready too but it does not have to be. She does not what anything too fancy an her CRT widescreen had blown up and she needs on ASAP.

http://www.247electrical.co.uk/epage...&source=KELKOO

Any other recommendations?

Also, will sky charge extra for HDTV content? Anyone know anything about it and what they will offer?

(Kind of a double post - i cut and pasted this from a post in another thread but thought i should start my own)

[BUFF]

She can get a good (Pana/Sony etc.) CRT widescreen 32" for under £400 & 100Hz widescreen 32" for £500

[herulach]

Sky are gonna charge more for HD content than normal content, though ive heard mixed things about whether they will lower the price on sky+ and put HD in at those kind of levels

[directhex]

Could someone please have a look at this for £590. My mum wants a new TV (pref LCD but CRT might be ok) for under £600 and this looks like a decent one. It's HD-TV ready too but it does not have to be. She does not what anything too fancy an her CRT widescreen had blown up and she needs on ASAP.

http://www.247electrical.co.uk/epage...&source=KELKOO

Any other recommendations?

Also, will sky charge extra for HDTV content? Anyone know anything about it and what they will offer?

(Kind of a double post - i cut and pasted this from a post in another thread but thought i should start my own)

one of these arrived at home today, look out for a mini-review soonish

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one of these arrived at home today, look out for a mini-review soonish

Yes please mate