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Picking this up today....playstation will never be the same again...
http://www.richersounds.co.uk/showpr...fceef80bab8d5c
http://www.richersounds.co.uk/showpr...fceef80bab8d5c
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Too old to care, young enough to remember -
well at least the endless repeats of tv programmes will be in high quality definition lol. Nice bit of kit thoughHold my beer and watch this -
Originally posted by Jason_b555
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Mind you - Peter Kay and Eddie Izzard on DVD, Leon, Layer cake etc......Too old to care, young enough to rememberComment
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Dont place a cup on the top as they fall off.
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speaking from experienceOriginally posted by markyDont place a cup on the top as they fall off.
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Look out Eastbourne, the Pandas are coming !Comment
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NO!
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It's flipping huge!!!
The guy at the store was VERY impressed with the Surf "At last, someone with a decent car to pick a TV up in - man your car is cool"
Of course it is, it's a Surf!!!!
The TV is now connected to the Bose speakers, through my Denon Hi Fi....the PS2 is plummed in too - played 'The Getaway' earlier - in MEGA widescreen through the Hi Fi and nearly blasted SWMBO out of the room....
Very, very cool TVToo old to care, young enough to rememberComment
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Nah...if want a proper BIG picture get an XGA resolution LCD projector! I bought one for the 2002 World Cup. When the bulb eventaully went bang I bought another one (same model) on E-bay for £40 (a replacement bulb would have been £180!!). Plug in a cheap upscaling DVD player with a VGA output and you've got a 12 foot picture, High Definition (well 1024 x 760) setup for less than £80! Fantastic for movies but the 2000 hour bulb life means I don't watch normal TV on them much. Cool for using with your PC for MP3 playback & Winamp visulisations at parties too.Originally posted by MudSurferComment
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