congratulations pickle on this wonderful win.very lucky person

Savvvvy tip: do what you do and did what you did.

My tip - don't go TOO big unless you have the space - huge TV's in poxy rooms look naff!

Aleays remember to get some decent cables - otherwise you are just wasting your money on top end TV's

My Savvy Tip is - remember to buy a separate Freeview box for your NEC MultiSync LCD6520L from Dell - it doesn't come with a tuner built-in

My savy tip is: Why not just sell the house and take out a mortgage instead on a NEC MultiSync LCD6520L - 65" LCD flat panel display - widescreen - 1080p (FullHD) black from Dell...this screen really rocks and you will get £651 cashback via Quidco!

Check whichever model you buy that you can disable overscan when viewing via HDMI. All Sharp models support this and hence allow you to see the whole picture from your connected equipment rather than cropping 5-10% off the edges. If you'd got HD, why not see all of it?!

My savy tip is Sharp LC 32DH77E - 32" Aquos LCD TV - 100Hz - widescreen - 1080p (FullHD) - HD ready 1080p - the best TV for that price on the market!!!

Consider Samsung as a brand. They get great reviews are very stylish and good value for money, everything we have in our home from this manufacturer has been very reliable and now we are great fans - and no i don't work for them!

My tip is - don't get fooled into buying full HD (or any HD in faCT) if you won't be using it! make sure your source(s) is/are HD or there's no point. E.g. Sky/BBC/ITV HD programs are in 1080i and NOT 1080p so if you don't have a 1080p HD DVD or gaming console you don't need 1080p on your TV......unless you want it for the future, just in case!

When buying a new TV consider the signal source that is supplying your TV. There is no point buying a 52" TV and watching a pixellated image from a satellite TV channel. Invest in HD equipment, eg blueray, if you can to get the full benefit.

Samsung
SM400CX 40" LCD IDTV Freeview DVB Tuner , best value for money and superb Samsung quality.

You can use the cardboard box that your television comes in to help house your MP as a second home.

Get a reasonably sized TV. As inches increase, you pay for an exponentially increasing number of pixels.

winning a brand new > buying it with hard earned cash, esp if its sony

Sonys cost more but they last longer and are more intuitive and user-friendly products on average.

If you're planning to buy a Laptop then you could get Dell Studio 15 for £529 Inc VAT and Shipping which is normally £629. Offer expires 27th May 2009.

Definatly purchase the warrantee , you never know whats going to happen
And use the proper Hd cables for maximum viewing quality

Savvy tip for new HDTV owner, use the wrist straps on your Wii remote, otherwise a horrific accident can occur !

Dont forget to get a matching stand or wallmount with the TV

I've been told by an expert to definately pick a 1080. I'm just waiting for something to happen to my old tv to be able to treat myself to a nice shiny new one.

Size matters

Buy as big as possible, then your other half cannot justify watching soaps on it as it is blantantly designed for sports and films!

Size isn't every thing -it's what you do with it that counts!!!!

My savvy tip is buy the biggest tv you can - reduce the wall area that you need to buy paint for, and if you are optically challenged then you might not need to spend money on glasses in order to see the screen!!!

seriously buy the appropriate tv for the size of your room... for once big isn't always best

Tip : Sharp LC 42DH77E - 42" Aquos LCD TV - 100Hz - widescreen - 1080p (FullHD) - HDTV 1080p - Great looking tv

Buy the biggest you can biggest is always better

My tip: Make sure your TV is 1080p instead of 1080i, the more progressive the better!

My tip is forget boring black go for a Sharp LC 19D1ERD in bright red for your bedroom. Small, hot and beautifully formed!

Make sure you buy a bigger and better LCD TV than all of your mates so you can have bragging rights in the pub. Then when they out do you buy another and put it in the kids room for the X-Box. Hmmmm sounds familiar.

Savvy tip: remember to buy a tv license as well! Otherwise the lovely tv you have just bought cant be used!

My tip is : You cannot go wrong with a SONY TV. The bigger the better!!!

Size really does matter!!!

NEC MultiSync LCD6520L - 65" LCD flat panel display - widescreen - 1080p (FullHD) - HD ready - black

Total £10,850.17 incl. VAT, shipping

Don't get succumbed into thinking "size is everything". If you've been manging on a 28 inch CRT then do you really need 65 inches?

Dell
Dell S1709W 17-Inch Widescreen Flat Panel Monitor - Black, save- 8.90 and get free delivery!

The Sony KDL-32V5500 is DLnA compliant and has it's own network port allowing you to share multimedia between your digital devices. eg PC, Media Centre.

My tip-to have a wife that says "You don't need to get a bigger telly as the one we have got works fine"- so I'm stuck with a very old 20" samsung telly with the large back at the back. My computer monitor is bigger than my telly.

My tip: Put your money where the TV. Don't waste your money with places that charge shipping. (And the hook it up to a great sound system and it's like you're at the cinema).

My tip - make sure you turn your TV off standby when you go to bed to save on your power bills!

My Tip - never leave it on stand by - turn it off - saving money and the enviroment

My top tip - in a bedroom which is decorated in beige/light brown, dont buy a TV which will look out of place in black or silver, get the The LC19D1EBK is a 19 inch HD Ready LCD TV with integrated Freeview which is a glossy white colour - gorgeous and only £220.24 with free delivery!

My tip is to always read a professional review of your chosen telly and remember to check out the date of the review....a 5* review for a 2006 telly is not the same as a 5* review for a 2009 telly as technology moves on so quickly. Try the following sites...
cnet.co.uk/televisions or www.testfreaks.com/televisions.

my tip is...don't buy one...win one from Quidco

NEC MultiSync LCD4620 - 46" LCD flat panel display - widescreen - 720p.

Sharp LC 32DH77E - 32" Aquos LCD TV - 100Hz - widescreen - 1080p (FullHD) - HD ready 1080p

£586.91

Use the Compare function to see different specifications on the models you're interested in.

my tip: go big! Get the biggest screen you can and then buy a wicked bluray with great sound surround to go with it

my tip : turn off the tv and spend time with your family

Toshiba 42ZV555DB - 42" REGZA ZV Series LCD TV - 100Hz - widescreen - 1080p (FullHD) - HD ready 1080p.

My Savvy tip! : NEC MultiSync LCD6520L - 65" LCD flat panel display - widescreen - 1080p (FullHD) - HD ready - black HAS to be the best TV I have ever seen!
Get yourself one of these! If you have a spare 10k that is!

Savvy tip: Mini 10 and Mini 10v at only £199 is an absolute bargain. I'll be getting mine!

My tip: You need to hang it on the wall and get some surround sound speakers to get the ultimate cinema experience.

make sure you plug it in before watching it

my savvy tip is, after you have bought your TV from Dell, to get a satellite box and small dish that lets you watch hundreds of free-to-air digital European channels. Sky+ HD is great but if you are recording 2 programmes at once on the Sky box or are bored with terrestrial Freeview and your dvd collection then it's nice to watch something different, learn a foreign language or see what passes for entertainment in other countries.

My savvy tip - make sure your TV has digital built in - the analogue-only receivers will be useless shortly, and you'll end up needing to buy a separate digital receiver!

Savvy tip: Make sure you measure the space your tv has to go in to before you buy it, else major house alterations may be neccessary when you get it home!

Well that Sony TV would look great in my lounge, would have to get sky hd then too!!!!

savvy tip: compatible... make sure the accessories are compatible with the device(s), the devices are compatible with each other and your TV and their compatibles are compatible with where they are place.

Purchase a 1080p television if you can afford to as this will meet future requirements of true high definition, also buy a television with sufficient sockets at the back for your requirements ie sufficient hdmi connections, I would recommend Sony Bravia/Samsung televisions I find they have sharp pictures and a good colour range

Rent as you can go into lots of rental places and almost name your own price business is slow!

Avoid the 720i TVs and go for a 1080p if you can afford it and future proof yourself!

savvy tip
Use dells comparison tool to ensure you are getting the best spec for your money - don't forget that that the quality of the picture/ sound from dvd players etc can be enhanced with purchasing good quality leads (from the accesory dept) and finally buy via Quidco!

Sharp PN-465E - 46" LCD flat panel display - widescreen - 1080p (FullHD)
very sharp tv at a very sharp price

TIP When you visit the site you can enter their comp to win a lap top. Goog luck!

M400CX 40" LCD IDTV £743.99

My tip - make sure you remember to consider sound quality as well as picture size when buying a new tv - for me it's Samsung every time!

Here's my tip -- Get the best badboy TV money can possibly buy!

Sharp LC 52D65E - 52" Aquos LCD TV - widescreen - 1080p for only £1189.42.

Amazing bargain, and at this size, you need 1080p (my tip!). Plug your PS3 in, chuck on a blu ray, and enjoy the ultimate in home entertainment. Time for an upgrade I think!

Sharp LC 46D65E - 46" Aquos LCD TV - widescreen - 1080p (FullHD) - HD ready 1080p £810.69

I can get you this cheaper, if wish to know just ask, besides I could do with a new telly my 12 year old philips has gone daft this week.

Read all these comments first, there's a lot of good sense mixed in here !!
Suitable Screen Size.
Refresh Rates
100Hz
All more important than just 1080

My tip is to be very patient when purchasing a TV and understand what it is you are buying. No point going for an all singing/dancing HD TV if you don't have the equipment to make the most of it.

My Tip-Sell your car and get this bad boy NEC MultiSync LCD6520L. 65inches of fun!

Consider a better spec'd 32" HD-Ready TV over paying more for a 1080p model. At that size, it is very difficult to notice a difference with HD content unless you push your nose up against the screen. You may also find a 32" inch plasma looks a lot better than a 1080p LCD.

LG
LG M2094D-PZ - Flat panel display - TFT - 20" - widescreen - 1680 x 1050 - 300 cd/m2 - 20000:1 (dynamic) - 5 ms - 0.282 mm - HDMI, DVI-D, VGA - speakers
A bargain for the bedroom

my tip: go for a Mini 10, Experience ultimate mobile freedom with lighter designs and long battery life.

My tip: If you are buying a new tv spending a decent amount of money, then make sure its 1080p and not 720p, makes all the difference when gaming etc

Futureproofyourself - get a 1080p - theyre soooo much better

Unless you know you are going to have high def inputs such as HD games consoles, blu ray or free sat, a high quality 720p tv can often gives you a better picture than a cheaper 1080p tv using standard Dvd or freeview inputs.

Visit a price comparison site to avoid TV prices as eyewatering as D**L!

But delete cookies and then buy through Quidco.

TV should match your lounge!!!! Individual decission is important..

NEC AccuSync LCD22WMGX - LCD display - TFT - 22" £272.61

savy tip -> save some money nd do reserch before you buy a full 1080p tv if ya only gonna use it to watch sky or virgin media as these are only broadcast in 720p/1080i!

Tip - make sure to research on picture settings for any LCD tv as they can always be improved from the default settings.

Sharp LC 52D65E - 52" Aquos LCD TV - widescreen

Sony KDL-40W5500, looks good and a sony will all ways last and sound great

Sony KDL-19L4001 - 19" with free shipping, that's a top tip at that price!

If you are uncertain what Tv would be the right one for you then make sure you take advantage of the live support offered by Dell on the Tv pages and the picture will become much clearer.

My Tip: make sure you get a 3000:1 contrast ratio it really makes all the difference

Loads of contact details under the "contact us" part of the site - no more dealing with 'anonymous' companies

I'd recommend Sharp LC19D1E-RD as you get free delivery

buy the biggest tv going and don't bother renewing your specs

Savvy Tip: If you live in an interesting area, then don't waste money buying a tv, merely open the curtains and get your soap fix through your window

My tip is to buy the Logitech Harmony 785 remote as these are the best remotes I have ever used, great all in one remote you can use with the tv, ps3 and sky. If I won the lottery tomorrow, I would buy the Sony 70" Bravia 1080p for £4,483.55 from Dell's site, but I don't where I would put it:)

Savvy tip - All Dell TVs offer free shipping.

Savvy tip - check what colour the tv comes in - a black tv in an all white room might look out of place. Ditto silver tv in a white room

Do your bit for the environment and save money on your electricity bill, buy one of the Sharp Aquos products. They are energy efficient and look great too, plus brag to your mates about how you saves 6% by purchasing it through Quidco too!

My tip would be to look the TVs with free delivery, like the Sony KDL-52Z4500 - 52" BRAVIA LCD TV. Think of how easy this would be compared to trying to carry a huge box to your car, struggle to get a TV this size into it and then fight through the traffic - totally worth getting it online if delivery is free!

Savvy Tip: Make sure you purchase your Dell TV via Quidco for even more savings!

Savvy tip: Spend some of your Quidco earnings on a Blu-Ray player. True HD content, particularly wild-life and real-world content, on a great HD screen such as Sony's is amazing.

my tip is buy a tv that you like as well as your partner explain to him thats its free shipping at Dell and hes happy already lolol

my tip is buy a tv that you like as well as your partner explain to him thats its free shipping at Dell and hes happy already lolol

If you have other HD devices (xbox / dvd player etc...) then make sure you go for a TV with enough HDMI inputs - the Sony KDL-40W5500 - 40" BRAVIA LCD TV has 4!

Buy an LCD as they are cheaper to run compared to others wuch as plasmas crts etc.

Sony KDL-40S5500 - 40" BRAVIA LCD TV - widescreen - 1080p (FullHD) - HD ready 1080p - black






Soak up the BRAVIA HD picture experience with stunning clarity, depth and definition. This smart, simple and budget-conscious TV saves energy too with a number of built in eco-settings

Don't tell your wife you're buying a 50" screen!

Savvy Tip - make sure the TV has a digital receiver. Wont work soon if it hasn't

My savvy tip : Don't spend vast amounts on premium HDMI cables. As it's a digital signal, there's no degradation, so spending a fortune just aint worth it. Dell have some good value cables for sale.

My tip don't buy to big for the room and don't forget on dell it's free delivery and cashback through quidco.

My tip: Sony KDL-32S5500 - 32" BRAVIA LCD TV - widescreen - 720p - HD ready - black Great Value for the money!

my savvy tip would be to always keep a spare set of cables handy. theres nothing worse than getting home a brand new PS3 and not having a HDMI cable knocking around doing nothing!

When buying your new tv invest in a Logitech Harmony 785 Advanced Universal Remote - Control your entire Home Entertainment system with just one button! for £95.32 and free shipping and don't forget Quidco )

make sure you get a 1080p and that its wall mountable.

Its got to be Sharp 19" Aquos in white because the dust doesnt show up as much!!

I'll go for Sony KDL-40W5500 - 40" BRAVIA LCD TV

Sony BDP-S550 - Blu-Ray disc player for £315.32. Great Bargain

If you like a tv but dont think its big enough buy a bigger one

Make sure you use Quidco link and buy the right size TV for the room!

Don't spend lots on a HDMI cable, for short distances the cheaper cables will give just a good picture.

Logitech Harmony 785 Advanced Universal Remote - Universal remote control - infrared

Control your whole system with this remote so you're not clogging up your living room with 5 remotes!

Sony CRU-40X1 - Flat panel bezel - light beige
only 143.16
BARGAIN

My tips:
*buy future proof
*Display of 1080p is maximum at the moment
*don't get analog tuner, there time is just about ..up..!
* make sure there are enough connections for your equipment, boxes connected to a nice tv are ugly
*spend a little more for an insurance, but check you dont have insurance elsewhere (ie with your bank or home insurance AND!!! check quidco for insurances!)

My savvy tip: always use quidco!

I was surprised to see the range of TV's Dell are selling as I expecting it to be own brand only, great to be able to compare lots of brands. Not all the images are loaded and not all the TV's have a rollover to help to see the spec. Most are discounted although not huge discounts. The grid format is useful to compare.

my tip is to order a nice 1080p HD sony bravia TV from DELL then tell the missus you won it in a quidco competition!! just hide the reciepts and dont have a joint bank account!!!

Buy the Logitech Harmony 785 Advanced Universal Remote.
Control your entire Home Entertainment system with just one button! Simply select an activity and your Harmony universal remote will send the right commands so you don't have to juggle remotes or remember a sequence of buttons. The Internet-based setup on the Harmony 785 is a breeze, making home entertainment accessible to the whole family.

Savvy Tip: Build your own HTPC (Home theatre PC) to use with your HD TV. Combine a Satelite TV card - decent sound card - blu ray player all together into a quiet system. Ideal for minimalists and saves you a bit of cash aswell.

A savvy tip - get a HD TV with Freesat to make the most of it.

ViewSonic VA2216w - LCD display - TFT - 22" for just £150.80 brilliant price for 22".

my savvy tip is that while 65" sounds like an awesome TV, there's propbably better things you can spend 11 grand on

a better savvy tip is: do your own research and don't follow some poeples tips on here, namely: don't waste money on expensive HDMI cables, the cheaper the better, they either work or dont work, and plasma screens have long since evolved from the early models which suffered from burn-in

Remember, if you mount the tv on the wall make sure it is secure because it will be an expensive replacement if it falls off!

Remember, if you mount the tv on the wall make sure it is secure because it will be an expensive replacement if it falls off!

I've been told that Dell often do discounts near the end of the month.

My savy tip is - don't mount the TV high on the wall when the on/off switch is on the top (most Sonys) the kids end up pulling it off the wall trying to turn it on

My tip is - buy a TV with a digital tuner.

LG M2294D with free shipping looks great

My savvy tip is - buy a plasma

The bigger the TV - the less you have to decorate behind it...

My savvy tip for buying the NEC MultiSync LCD6520L - 65" TV is to make your front room into a cinema and make a fortune selling popcorn to your family and friends

My savvy tip for buying the NEC MultiSync LCD6520L - 65" TV is to first buy a new house with rooms large enough to fit it in!

My savvy tip for buying the NEC MultiSync LCD6520L - 65" TV is to first buy a new house with rooms large enough to fit it in!

Don't drop your new Dell TV when carrying it...unless it's on a bungee rope

HANNS.G HX191D - LCD display - TFT - 19" for less than £100 can't be bad.

The wall-mountable, slim, flat-screen display of the ViewSonic N2011 20" LCD TV with integrated dual 5-watt speakers is ideal for small spaces like the bedroom, kitchen, garage or even your RV. Also ideal for getting it out of the way of small children.

Turning off standby is not only green, it will save you cash and the life of your screen!!

whichever TV you get - stick it on energy saving mode from the moment you get it. you will never notice the difference and you will save muchos £££ and $$$ on your leccy bill.

My Savvy Tip: it is possible to get a decent 42" FullHD set for under a grand with the Toshiba 42ZV555DB sitting at £868.19 VAT and Shipping included - and you can hook it up to your computer so see all those Quidco cashback offers in 1080p! WooHoo!

Get a Philips 190G6FB for your bedroom, With included subwoofer and console games should be awesome and no need for a seperate surround sound system.

Free postage now thats savvy

A 1080P screen is 1.5 times better than 720P, it's also 1.5 times more expensive. Moral of the story is, you get what you pay for....

Always go for LCD, as manufacturers have began to abandon Plasma TV altogether. Luckily for Dell (maybe their just ahead of the game), but all of their 1080p TV's are LCD.

LCD Picture quality is better than plasma and you don't get any "burn-in" when pausing TV for a long period of time with LCD too.

You will also save the plant by choosing LCD, as its power consumption is considerably less compared to a plasma, which are both around the same price mark anyways!

Toshiba 37RV555DB - 37" REGZA RV Series LCD TV - 100Hz - widescreen - 1080p (FullHD) - HD ready 1080p

37 inches for £746 that's savvy.

Well on this wednesday it is sunny and warrm therfore we shoul have a big head and watch full HD in Sony without Head Ache!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! and Square Eyes!!!!!!!!

Tip: Check that TV's saying they are HD are 1080i/p to get the most from your Bluray player

Tip: Sony KDL-37W5500 - 37" BRAVIA LCD TV - 100Hz - widescreen - 1080p (FullHD) - HDTV 1080p - piano black, Its sony and u can't beat its quality for a reasonable price with free shipping. woooooooo

Tip: get a 1080p TV to get a top quality picture.

Savvy tip - Sony KDL-32V5500 only £719!! and it includes free shipping!

Savvy tip
go to a well now site to buy your big tv like dell Toshiba 37RV555DB - 37" REGZA RV Series LCD TV - 100Hz - widescreen - 1080p (FullHD) - HD ready 1080pwell

Savvy tip: Resolution : 1920 x 1080 at least!!!!

My tip - if you use an Xbox 360, there's a cheap community game on Xbox Live that allows you to configure your TV so things look as good as possible. Definitely worth a look!

Good luck to everyone.

buy one with free extended warranty offer

Sharp TV has free shipping!!

Savvy tip - get yourself a big SONY telly from Dell, get Quidco cashback

Get SkyHD (or freesat) and watch South Pacific on BBCHD.

You'll not regret a single penny you've spent, and the cashback will pay for the icecream you'll consume in front of your new toy.

Now that's savvy

Make sure the model you have your eye on has enough input sockets- and of course go through Quidco!

You cannot go wrong with a SONY TV

Toshiba 32CV505DB - 32" REGZA CV Series LCD TV - widescreen - 720p - HD ready.

My tip - complement your new 1080p TV with a Blu-ray player. Players are still nowhere near as cheap as DVD players so spend a little extra and get a Playstation 3 instead. Hook it up to the new TV via HDMI, you can watch Blu-ray on the PS3 as well as play games, internet browsing, view your digital camera pictures, etc etc.

Perfect compliment when you win the Sony TV

Of course, whatever you buy, don't forget Quidco!

led is the way forward.....

Toshiba SD P91SKTB portable 9inch DVD player for less than £150! And always buy through Quidco!

Sharp LC 19D1EBK - 19" Aquos LCD TV - widescreen - 720p - HD ready - glossy black
perfect telly for the bedroom at just over 200 quid!

Tip: avoid paying that ridiculous TV License fee by not having a telly.

Tip: out of the 436 TV's only 6 of them are branded by dell! thats a mere 1.4%

Sharp LC19D1E-RD = 19'' and free delivery.

If your spending over £500 on a HDTV then once it's set up, make sure to keep the cats away when animal programs are airing. Our cats have taken to scratching the screen whenever animal hospital is on!

A small Hanns 19" Flat screen TV for only £94.81 Sooooo cheap I'll have one in each bedroom !

Get a Sharp LC 19D1EBK - 19" Aquos LCD TV for only £214, would look great as a spare in the kitchen or anywhere in the house for that matter

If you have an iPod and want it to be truly portable, invest £25 in an iTrip and have your MP3's at your fingertips whether on holiday, in a friends car or simply in a room without an iPod dock but with a radio - tune in and listen to your favourite tunes at a fraction of the price of other systems.

LCD screens scratch really easily, so if you have young children then make sure you have the TV high up on the wall. Stops a lot of heart-ache!!

Tip: Ensure you buy a TV and not just a monitor if you plan on needing a proper TV with builtin freeview. Plenty of people are being ripped off by suppliers selling just a monitor with one HDMI input only. thanks

My tip is to get a 1080p TV for ultimate picture quality!

Savvy tip: Full HD (1080/24p) + Blu Ray + decent 5.1 surround system = well, must I say more? Will blow you away with awesomeness!

Tip: If you feel adventurous, try mounting Sharp LC 52D65E - 52" Aquos LCD TV on your bedroom ceiling

Savvy tip: Don't forget Quidco!

Make sure you dispose of your old one responsibly and carefully. Great prices to be got on Ebay still!

Blue-ray movies have 6 times the detail of normal DVD's and anyone who has a large screen TV should check out a blue-ray disc and see the quality! Superb!! Espescially at full 1080p High Definition.

My Savvy Tip: Go through Quidco & buy Sony KDL-52Z4500 - 52" BRAVIA LCD TV - widescreen - 1080p (FullHD) - HD ready 1080p - midnight sky. You will never need to leave the house again!

the bigger the better!

With prices coming down (recession), make sure you buy full HD...better picture quality at bargain prices!

Sharp LC 19D1ERD - 19" LCD TV - widescreen - 720p - HD ready - red This is my top tip In love the colour!

Sony KDL-32S5500 - 32" BRAVIA LCD TV

TIP: Obvious but everyone should do it... Make sure you switch your TV off at the switch rather than leaving on standby when not in use for long periods of time

The Sharp 52" Aquos TV would be great - a TV can never be too big, no matter how small your room is!

My tip is the Samsung SyncMaster 320MXN 32" LCD - a network enabled TV with a built in PC!

Use this TV to play your films and MP3s directly over a wireless network. This handy feature allows you access to all your media without having to plug in your PC or buy a separate media player.

Sony KDL-19L4001 - 19" with free shipping is my savvy comment! REALLY SAVVY!

6% cashback and free postage how can you go wrong!

My tip is Samsung LE40A656A1F 40" LCD TV Full HD 1920x1080 Resolution 50000:1DCR IDTV VGA PC Input and all for £868.19 this is a top price for a 40" TV.

If your keen on saving those pennies further then I'd go for the Samsung SyncMaster 400MX - 40" LCD flat panel display - widescreen - 720p - black £714.09

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Once you've chosen your set, try and negotiate a better price. And if you cannot get one, ask them to throw in a high quality HDMI cable

1080p is not really necessary on a 32" TV. I doubt you could see an improvement over 720p at normal viewing distance.

My tip: think carefully about what you actually going to use your Television for, if you don't have any full HD sources don't waste your cash. Get an HD ready set like the Sony KDL-32S5500 for a steal at £539!

tip - look around for cheaper prices at other shops then call Dell and try and get a better deal based on the prices you have seen elsewhere

My tip would be: The Hannspree Xv HT11-19E1-000 HD ready 19" LCD TV - . Under £170 - perfect for the bedroom or office

Free shipping with the NEC MultiSync LCD6520L - 65" LCD flat panel display - widescreen - 1080p (FullHD) - HD ready - black only £10,850.17. Fabulous for the footy!

If you are going to wall mount your new tv, make sure the brackets are secured properly, especially if you have kids. It would be terrible to spend your hard earned cash on a top tv, only for the little darlings to pull it down.

Just leap in and don't spend forever waiting for the price to come down or something new to come out... you could be enjoying a big telly now!

Re last entry...if I'm picked at random then note I bought a Dell via Quidco last week but it still hasn't tracked yet!

My Tip: If you suffer from weak reception in you area, consider a signal booster. It could save you the cost of a new aerial installation.

Don't buy your children any games consoles or you'll never get to watch the TV yourself!

Mitsubishi LDT521V - 52" LCD flat panel display - widescreen - 1080p (FullHD) - HDTV Price £3,329.93

May be a lot of money but it's so big you dont need to decorate the wall - - see, makes sense.

My tip:

Make sure you place your TV near an electricity socket

There are plenty of accessories there, so dont forget to buy the right leads! It's no good having the state of the art HD TV if you are still using dodgy scart cables!

My Tip: If you want the best gaming experience get a 1080p monitor or tv and make sure it has 100hz technology. The moving images will be clearer and smoother, motion blur will be reduced and the picture will be very sharp and crystal clear because of the 1080p resolution. Hope this helps somebody

My Tip: buy the right sized TV for the room you're in - you could save some pennies (or pounds!) if you've got a small room and don't want square eyes!

go through quidco for a even better bargain!

If you are upgrading from an old CRT, check out the measurements of the LCD in the next size up. Many sets have thin surrounds in addition to being so much thinner (and lighter). I upgraded my old 32" CRT for a 37" LCD which only has a slightly larger frontage!

When buying a tv consider that plasmas use more electricity, you can get jst as good a tv in lcd form for less

My Savvy Tip: Sony KDL-40W5500 - 40" BRAVIA LCD TV £1079.79 with free delivery.....hang it....switch it on....hook it up to your home network and stream to it!!

i would have to buy a good 1080p tv to make sure that when playing COD 4 you get all the HD tv to the best advantage and to make sure you use a good HDMI lead =)

Sony KDL-19L4000 - 19" BRAVIA LCD TV widescreen - HD ready - Black

Postage Free


Total £326.47

My tip, is go through quid co to save even more money,

My Savvy Tip is "Buy the best quality interconnects and cables you can afford, from a decent make such as Belkin. These *do* make a difference to your audio visual quality".

My savvy tip: the Toshiba 32CV505DB 32" REGZA CV series LCD TV - widescreen is a 'hot seller' according to their website!

My Savvy tip: wait a little while until there are more LED tv's on the market, they are much thinner, brighter and sharper picture, and consume far less power than your average LCD TV.

Whichever super value TV you choose, make sure you use the Quidco link to say an extra 6%!!

My tip is that Sony make the best tvs by far, but are pricey. Samsung make some pretty sweet 1080s with top specs so worth considering as a cheaper alternative.

My savvy tip - don't look at the lovely 65inch monsters - they make the ones you actually have a chance of affording one day look titchy in comparison.

Go for a Sharp Aquos , Full HD & stunning sound!

Check out delivery charges - FREE with nearly all Dell - every penny makes a difference -Savvy?

Wall mount for the best cinema experiance

Always check the resolution of the TV. It will make more difference to picture quality than anything else. Go for 1920 x 1080p. TV Doesn't have to be massive. There are some very nice 37" and 40" available.

My savvy tip: Toshiba 37RV555DB 37" REGZA RV Series LCD TV - Everything you want with a TV @ price that is just right.

Go for 1080p TV for ultimate picture quality.

"Sony KDL-32S5500 - 32" BRAVIA LCD TV"
At £539.29, this is nearly £200 cheaper than it's 1080p counterpart, and at a screen size of 32 inches, you really won't be able to notice the difference.

Dave

savvy tip: add a home cinema kit for the real experience

My savvy tip: Don't write Dell off as a computer retailer only; they have some seriously good TV's on their website!

Savvy tip: Buy a 1080p TV for ultimate picture quality

My savvy tip is don't put a £10,000 flat screen tv on your expenses if you are an MP, you may live to regret it. Why not buy a cheaper model or take advantage of dells finance options!

Be green - don't leave your TV on standby! Save our planet.

Be careful when trying to attach it to an old Victorian wall!

save floor space - use the wall

Remember to look at all the features, like the energy saving mode on the Sharp LC 52D65E.

Get a good monitor, you spend all ypou time looking at it.
S2409W at £229 simple.

use quidco to get 6% of your money back when you buy a Toshiba 32CV505DB - 32" REGZA CV . savy or what?

When setting up your TV turn down the sharpness untill you get a pleasing picture.

If your using the tv just for SKY HD. remember they transmit only 720HD. compare the price for the 720p model as they are cheaper. 1080HD is only needed for Blueray players or PS3.

You need to understand the difference between hd ready and full HD

Buy the Sony KDL-52Z4500 - 52" BRAVIA LCD TV - widescreen - 1080p (FullHD) - HD ready 1080p - and mount it on your wall. Work out the cost per square metre you've saved by mounting your new telly on the wall and effectively you've saved money. How can the other half moan about that !

SHARP
Sharp LC 42DH77E - 42" Aquos LCD TV - 100Hz - widescreen - 1080p (FullHD) - HDTV 1080p

Full HD and good price with 6% you could save another £45.81 plus free delivery as well!!

My tip: Check out the weight of the TV. If you are in a wooden-framed house and want to wall-mount your TV, the walls may not be able to take the weight,

Sharp LC 52D65E - 52" Aquos LCD TV - widescreen -
1080p is an amazing tv .Huge and comes with free delivery! And quidco! Savvy!

Alot of people mentioning about whether it's 1080p or not, I always check the image contrast ratio as I've found this can make a big difference in colour quality so I would recommend checking both

Samsung 4 series, £390.94 inclusive of both VAT, AND DELIVERY! With your Quidco 6% (£23) thats a mere £367!

Savvy tip - Dont just the biggest, most expensive telly you can afford. Take time to figure out what suits your room. No point buying a 52" TV if you can only sit a maximum of 5 feet away from it - you wont be able to see the whole screen. Use paper or cardboard templates to get an idea of what it will look like in your room.

Sony KDL-46X4500 - 46" BRAVIA LCD TV - 100Hz - widescreen - 1080p (FullHD) - HD ready 1080p - midnight sky
Ships within 24 hours!
So if you want it quickly then it would be a good choice.
Make sure you've got room for it though - 46" screen is a bit of a whopper!!!!!

Savvy tip - Top rated TV

Sharp LC 32DH77E - 32" Aquos LCD TV - 100Hz - widescreen - 1080p (FullHD) - HD ready 1080p

£586.91 Cash

Quidco 6% = £35.21 cashback

SAVVY BARGAIN

well Plasma never need to be regassed lol shame on you high street,and before you buy a big screen TV DEMO it first not all HDtvs are great at SD and thats the most you will use it for !!!. Dont be afriad to play with it as well as most shops will not have a TV set up properly. and remember a cheap HDMI will be as good an expensive cable afterall its digital !!! .. is 1080p really worth it only if you get a 42+ and remember nowhere in the world do the broadcast 1080P tv so its only good for HD movies or games.

Sharp LC 52D65E - 52" Aquos LCD TV looks really nice with 1080p, don't forget to use to good interconnects between components to get the best from a TV like this!

oops should read "the NEC MultiSync LCD6520L - 65" LCD flat panel at £10k isn't wortth £2500 more than the similar Sharp PN-G655E - 65" LCD flat panel displa at £7.8k !"

the NEC MultiSync LCD6520L - 65" LCD flat panel at £10 isn't wortth £2500 more than the similar Sharp PN-G655E - 65" LCD flat panel displa at £7.8k !

Sony KDL-55X4500 - 55" - Top Tip buy this and earn £241 in quidco cashback!

go through quidco, if your after a laptop, they have up to £80 off!

Sony KDL-52Z4500 - 52" BRAVIA LCD TV. Top tip DO whatever it takes to fit this bad boy in your house

Sharp LC 46D65E - 46" Aquos LCD TV - widescreen - 1080p is the SAVVIEST tip in the Tv section. My personal savvy tip would be NOT to purchase a HDMI cable that the sales agent or website may claim is "best" for your TV. Shop around online and you will save at least 75% of the rip off price!

Use the 'grid' page view it is much easier to look at than the list

Savvy Tip: Buy a HD games console and connect it to your 1080p HD TV via a HDMI cable for the best gaming experience.

My tip is to actually purchase a HDMI cable wth the TV, the Tv itself is no good for HD picture without the cable.

Use the Dell best of web tab on their website for exclusive offers on some well known online retailers.

My Savvy Tip: Look at others' recommendations - the Logitech Harmony 785 Advanced Universal Remote is top rated with a 5 Star review...

Savvy Tip: Always go for a Full HD 1080p TV and don't be fooled by HD Ready 720p TVs. You'll get more bang for your buck going Full 1080p High Definition.

Savvy Tip: Make sure you find out whether the TV is 1080i, 1080p or 720i!

my tip - Be sure that the Web sites where you shop use secure servers and encryption technology

The Sony KDL-19L4001 19" with free shipping, gives very good value for money at the moment.

If you want freeview built in check the specs carefully as not all sets include it

always check that TV's advertised as HD are 1080i/p and not 720p as there is a massive difference

The Sharp LC 19D1ERD - 19" LCD TV - widescreen is available in RED!!!!

a nice bluray player will make the ultimate use of a 52" HD, add surround sound system to create the ultimate cinema experience.

Hi

32 inch is bit smaller.one should go for 40inch onwards..check out the latest LED as well as it would b huge saving on electricity bill

wall mount your TV and free up valuable space, add bluray and your a happy bunny

Here's a savvy tip, most screens are pretty much the same, it's the manufacturer's warranties which differ. So check their returns policy before spending the extra cash to get the best deal.

Savvy tip: Combine the 6% quidco cashback and free shipping from DELL to get the best deal!

My tip is to buy an appropriately sized TV for your living room - eg. this one would be too big! NEC MultiSync LCD6520L - 65" LCD flat panel display - widescreen - 1080p (FullHD) - HD ready - black

my tipp is to buy a tv with a good Resolution : 1920 x 1080 for example

when buying look for a name thats i well recognised but also check ypur warranty and reviews on the product.

My savvy tip would be to NOT let the children us the Wii with the new shinny TV.... our last monitor was cracked whilst youngest played an enthusiastic game of tennis

Get a decent 7.1 sound system and bluray for the ultimate tv experience

Can't believe Dell are selling leading brand HD televisions at very competitive prices! i thought they just sold PCs - now my eyes are open!

The Sharp LC 19D1EBK is a lot of TV for the money and comes with free shipping!

You can never have enough HDMI sockets, once you start adding devices i.e. games consoles, BluRay players, media centres etc. Try and go for a minimum of 3.

savvy tip: invest in a VGA cable for your Dreamcast if you're getting a HDTV!

When you've got young kids your TV is probably the main form of entertainment for the next 10 years, so buy the best spec you can and the right size for your room so you will get years of enjoyment...and peace.

My tip is if you're going to buy a TV from Dell, go through the Quico link and save yourself some money! 6% cashback - means you can afford 6% more!! That's my thinking anyway!!

Samsung LE40A656A1F is the Top Rated TV - Only £868.19 with free shipping

65" for under £8000? Now that's savvy!!

SHARP
Sharp PN-G655E - 65" LCD flat panel display - widescreen - 1080p (FullHD) - HD ready 1080p
£7,876.38

Sharp PN-G655RE - 65" LCD flat panel display - widescreen - 1080p (FullHD) - HD ready 1080p - Big is better....but expensive!!

My tip; Always consult your other half before buying a new TV - you'll be surprised to learn that its not the Hz rate; pixelation; no. of input / output sockets that matter. Oh no, its the "softer" side of things; colour of the casing; the shape of the stand etc that really count.

http://accessories.euro.dell.com/sna/productdetail.aspx?c=uk&l=en&s=dhs&cs=ukdhs1&sku=A2549089 Full HD for less than £600, from a great e-tailor, it's never going to get any savvy-er then that!

When investing in something as long lasting and expensive as a TV be sure to go for quality of picture rather than price, spending £400+ on a TV only to find yourself unhappy with a blurred image during movements on screen is much worse than investing a little bit more.

Perhaps visiting a few local stores and selecting a tv based on what you like in there and then purchasing it cheaper online with quidco will make for a much happier customer.

Savvy tip: The more HDMI sockets the better, especially if you're a gamer and want to view movies from Blu Ray. The one advertised as the prize looks lovely! And don't forget your quidco - possibly the savviest tip of them all.

My tip is the Philips 190G6FB is under £500 and comes with speakers and subwoofers. At 19" it's ideal for a bedroom or smaller room

You can get a perfectly decent 32" HD ready LCD from Samsung for £390 - and Quidco cashback!

Buy a massive T.V and your kids will love the box. Everyones happy.

see what model it is 1080i, 1080p or 720i

Toshiba 37RV555DB - 37" REGZA RV Series LCD TV - 100Hz - widescreen - 1080p (FullHD) - HD ready 1080p my savvy tip

great value for money at only £746

been looking for new one for ages

Savvy tip - Don't forget upscaling DVD players too - they can help get better results from some TVs for DVD playback.

Relatively inexpensive; accurate color after calibration; energy-efficient; numerous picture controls; superb connectivity with five HDMI inputs; understated, no-nonsense styling.

Excellent energy savings and decent picture quality make the Sharp LC-52D65U a solid value among bigger-screen LCDs.

You'll only get the most out of your 1080P Full HD TV when you connect it to a Full HD source, and don't forget to use Quidco for extra savings!

My tip: A big comfy sofa and homemade popcorn make a telly even better!

My tip: SHARP LC 42DH77E - 42" Aquos LCD TV - 100Hz - widescreen - 1080p (FullHD) for £763.54 delivered is a steal, get one today!

tip: spend some time browsing/reading reviews on tv's to get the best/right one for you for the cheapest price!

my tip is buy the very best yo can afford - in all walks of life

Go to laptops direct if you want a netbook, you can get a refurb Acer One with 1 gig and 120 gig disk for £155

LG's are good value for money

My tip

1080p plus bluray = WOW

NEC MultiSync LCD6520L 65inches of joy , I wish I was loaded

If your going to play console or computer games on your tv, aim to get one with a response rate of 5ms or less.

Tip - don't forget your HDMI cables and go for a home cinema system for that true surround sound experience.

If you ARE insisting on a wall mount don't put it too high (e.g. over a mantelpiece). You will be forever craning your neck. The screen should ideally be at eye level.

Sharp LC 19D1EWH - 19" Aquos LCD TV - widescreen - 720p - HD ready - glossy white - currently with free shipping. Perfect size for a bedroom!

Here's something savvy: you can pick up a free Dell Inspiron Mini 9 if you sign up for a Vodafone package worth £20+ a month. Sign up using the quidco link and you can pocket a minimum of £40 cashback. Over 1 year you could end up spending just £200.

My tip is Samsung is the most value for money and they are getting better.

My tip is don't spend a fortune on TVs or satellite. Use BBC iPlayer and 4 on demand. Then go and do something more interesting instead.

My Savvy tip: It's unlikely that a HD signal above 720p will be broadcast in the foreseeable future, so don't rule out the 720p TVs if you plan on watching mainly TV and less blu-ray movies. The 720p will be a lot cheaper and have great picture quality on SD and HD TV broadcasts.

My savvy tip is that when buying an HDMI cable to connect your blu-ray player or games console to your new HD tv, don't be tempted to spend a fortune on a so called "premium" cable, because as they are digital cables they are all the same, so save yourself some money - the cheaper the better!

I would suggest when making a large purchase such as a new TV that you do your homework and find out as much as possible about the specific tele that you want. I always read reports, then look at the TV in the shops, and double check it fits in the space you've got; the best way of doing this is to join some newspaper together until you've got the size of your television then hang it where your new purchase will sit, this way you can see exactly how big it's going to look. Finally, I would then always buy online, the best offers and free delivery always seem to be online and this way you'll get cashback through Quidco.

My savvy tip: don't be tempted to spend more than you can afford to.

Dont get a TV that is too big for your room.

Buy A Sharp LC19D1E-RD 19'' and get free delivery!

My Savvy Tip is : The Tv's shown on the Dell website are of a good quality but it doesn't mean you have to incur a very high price to purchase one, choose a model that you like and spend a few minutes shopping around online see if you can get it cheaper else where and if you can see if there's a Cashback link via Quidco for that extra bonus.

Make sure to buy a full HD TV!

Sony KDL-19L4000 - 19" BRAVIA LCD TV widescreen - HD ready - black Price was £334.52
Shipping Free!!!

Tip : Do some research before buying your tv ie check reviews and if you do not understand the specs try asking on some forums as there are some amazing tvs available at great prices these days if you shop arround.

Also - do you feel you need a bigger tv but lack the funds for a new one? You can solve this by simply pulling your sofa right up to your TV! experience that home cinema feeling at no extra cost!

Savvy tip: Make sure you switch your pretty Sony KDL-32V5500 - 32" BRAVIA LCD TV off at night rather than keeping it on standby - it saves a shed load of energy!

Sharp LC 52D65E - 52" Aquos LCD TV stunning tv but a bot out of most peoples price range including mine (but you get what you pay for)

My Tip: 1080p is only noticable on larger tv's (37"+). Othrwise a good quality 1080i would be fine (especially if it's a panasonic)

Your tv experience is much better when it is mounted to the wall!

Savvy tip: You can buy a wall mount with your telly on the dell site so as to stop little ones from wrecking your pride and joy.

My tip: Most of these tvs are great buy the biggest you can afford plus free delivery great

My tip:

Research it
Choose it
Buy it
Wall mount it
Insure it

Sharp LC6D65E Good product! 46-inch HD ready 1080P LCD TV with FreeView built-in for £810 with FREE delivery too!!

The bigger - the better !

Make sure you get a decent HDMI, a poor one can turn a high end TV's picture into something that a cheap TV produces.

My Savvy Tip:

Before buying a TV. Make a simple carboard cut out of the size of the TV you're looking to buy. Check that the wall you like to hang the TV on is of the right construction.

Be happy with your choice as Your family/friend's TV that is a few inches bigger always look better at first!!

NEC LCD19WV excellent value for money.

My Savvy Tip:
More expensive doesnt mean its the best, but it surely means you can show it off. lol

So buy me:
NEC MultiSync LCD6520L - 65" LCD flat panel display - widescreen - 1080p (FullHD) - HD ready - black for only £10,850.17

A messenger / skin is a must to store your new laptop

My tip: Size matters (when it comes to TV's) and buy cheap buy twice!

My Tip Is:Buy from dell and you will be sure of good service, also its free delivery for all tvs!

my tip is to buy quality, you may pay more but you only pay once.

check screen size relative to room; the optimal viewing distance is three times the height of the screen.

my tip is make sure the tv you buy has enough hdmi ports for your needs,

My tip is : You cannot go wrong with a SONY TV.

Go for 1080p resolution rather than 1080i for the best current TV quality.

Savy Tip - Sony don't necessarily offer the best bang for your money. You certainly pay a premium for the brand. In my experience Samsung and Toshiba are just as good if not better!

my tip: panasonic all the way! i have a 37inch and the picture is amazing also was under 500 quid!

Philips Brilliance 170S9 - LCD display - TFT - 17" - 1280 x 1024 / 75 Hz - 300 cd/m2 - 800:1 - 8000:1 (dynamic) - 5 ms - 0.264 mm - DVI-D, VGA
Price- £115.36 incl VAT and shipping!!
Thats a cool price!!
Definatley the TVs should be wall mounted- we all deserve some more space i think!!

Get Samsung, it's the best

Invest in a home theatre system, such as Samsung HT-TZ215R - Home theatre system - 5.1 channel, for the ultimate in home entertainment and the perfect companion to your new flash telly!

Be careful, big TV's are heavy

Samsung LED screens are the bomb

The Hannspree Xv HT11-19E1-000 - HD Ready for £166.68 delivered - will be perfect for a small study away from the kids!

Despite what you might think, size isnt everything - make sure you get a tv that is the right size for the room it is in

Tip: To decide what size screen to purchase, you should consider the ideal size relative to your viewing distance. The optimal viewing distance is 3 x the height of the screen. So if your'e screen is 2ft from bottom to top, your optimal viewing distance would be 6ft from the screen.

Cleaning a LCD screen is like making love to a beautiful women.

Be gentle and use a damp soft cloth???.

My tip: When buying a thing such as TV, never go for the cheaper option. After all you won't be buying this every 3 week - or even 6 months. Do you research - know your pixels well. Check out the difference between plasma and LCD/TFT and always keep in mind the reasons for buying the unit....happy watching...:)

You cannot go wrong with a SONY TV

never buy a separate freeview box when most sets come with built in freeview and always make sure you future proof youreself by buying an hd tv

Tip: Sharp Aquos range, Good TV's good value good prices

How about to get the most out of your 1080P Full HDtv connect it to a proper source like Sky HD, and don't forget the right cable.

Dell PC's can still be built with Windows XP operating systems installed.Ideal for the many users who's programs are not supported by Windows Vista.

My tip would be to give the lovely Dell telly to me as I don't have a posh la-di-da all-singing all-dancing jobby. And my portable is about 28 years old. And I certainly don't have one which has even heard of HD, let alone is HD ready! But I would have - if I won. Aaaaah See how much pleasure that would bring me?
So - go on go on go on go on go on go on go on go on go on go on go on go on go on go on go on go on go on go on go on go on go on go on go on on go on go on go on go on go on -let me win for effort - pleeeeeeeeeeeeeease! (Oh and thank you for listening.)

The Sharp LC 19D1ERD - 19" LCD TV - bargain price bedroom TV £220.24 - and use quidco of course!!

Sony
KDL55X4500U + HTPB350ISFI Blu-Ray Disk Player and 5.1ch Home Theatre System

Sharp LC6D65E ... great product! 46-inch HD ready 1080P LCD TV with FreeView built-in for £810 and FREE delivert. Savvy stuff!

A great tip for dusting glass TV stands and the plastic trim around the TV screen is to use an old sock (wash it first though!).

My tip is to Use Quidco for even more savings xx

The Sony KDL-32V5500 - 32" BRAVIA LCD TV conserves energy too!

My Tip is.......... Samsung le40a656 awesome tv for the price around 700 At the mo best around

My tip is... don't buy a 1080p TV smaller than 37"! The bigger the better

My savvy tip is related to the Sony 52" Bravia TV which Dell sell... When you are not watching TV, turn it into a digital picture frame with Picture Frame mode. Cool feature!

My personal savvy tip is this...

Plasmas and LCDs are a bugger to keep dust-free. So instead of worrying about your neighbours taking the mick at all that dust on the screen, just make sure you turn the TV on when anybody comes around - can't see all that pesky dust then!

Sneaky tip? Persuade someone else to buy a big expensive telly, then offer to buy their slightly smaller one dirt cheap.

Give the empty box to the kids & they will make bases with it whilst you get to watch the footy in peace

Well I was thinking of laser eye surgery at £2,600 but in the end decided on a 50" TV as it was less than half the price. Top tip - forget laser eye surgery - Get a bigger TV!

:D

A large screen TV may look the right size in a shop but will look much larger in your house. Check the overall size carefully to make sure you have enough room for the TV you are about to buy.

My tip is to look elsewhere for a tv as they are damm expensive on the dell site!
Do you still think I have a chance of winning?

LG M2294D - Flat panel display - TFT - 22" - widescreen. £253.90 from £ 261.05 with free delivery. Sounds a good deal to me:-)

If you can, try and see the TV working in a shop that has the picture calibrated, so you can see what the picture and quality is like for yourself - its got to be better than just going on what the spiel says!!!

Tip: TV reviews are helpful for establishing a shortlist. But never rely on anyone else's opinion. Make sure you see the TVs in person before you part with your cash...

...and always buy online using Quidco

Dont just go for looks it's whats inside that counts x

My savvy tip, keep the box just in case it goes wrong.

Sharp LC 19D1ERD - 19" LCD TV - widescreen - 720p - HD ready - red

nice value at £220 and looks great

Check out Dells offers regularly and never forget QUIDCO for an extra saving !

If youre gonna buy a new TV best bet would be get a very good stand or wall mount

Do your research make sure its definitely what you want especially when paying a lot of money for an expensive item!!

Choices...............Choices..............on a stand or on the wall??!!

Get the Sharp PN-465E or, if short of money, turn the microwave on and pretend you're watching an avant-garde film.

My tip is to buy the Sharp LC 52D65E - 52" Aquos LCD TV - widescreen tv for £1189 with Dell, you'll never need to go out to the cinema again, now the cinema has come to you!

Never let a voucher code box pass un checked. Always find or guess a code.

Definitely the LG M1994D-PZ. Bargain price. As savvy as they come. Use your Quidco cashback to bring down the overall cost. Turn your TV OFF 100% when not using it to save power!

Use Quidco when purchasing electrical items online for great savings.

Mount your HD:TV on the wall and use cinema surround sound to get the best cinematic experience around!

Ah you miss the point!
Before you order the 42 or 50 inches check your room, do you live in a very large house, with very large TV room, ok maybe you do. 90% do not so, go for a 32 inch of high quality at a reasonable price, like the prize on offer. A perfect size, great quality and a good price.
Ok you all go and buy one now and I will have the prize, please?!

my tip: look out for special deals and money off vouchers when buying tvs!

Whatever TV you buy - wall mount it so it can can be safely tucked out of the way and can't get knocked over

savvy tip : always check for offers on the Dell site: there are always a lot

If you have the cash to splash on something no-one else you know will have in their home, why not try the "NEC MultiSync LCD6520L - 65" LCD flat panel display - widescreen - 1080p (FullHD) - HD ready - black" which is the largest at 65" with the biggest price tag on the website @ £10,850.17.

Feel like you're actually on MTV!

Why go anywhere else but Dell? - Toshiba 32CV505DB - 32" REGZA CV Series LCD TV - widescreen - 720p - HD ready for £401 is a good example

Why go anywhere else but Dell? - Toshiba 32CV505DB - 32" REGZA CV Series LCD TV - widescreen - 720p - HD ready for £401 is a good example

TV's which are 720p can actually have better viewing quality than a 1080i. Also, don't forget about the importance of a high contrast ratio.

Sony LCD TVs like the KDL-40V5500 have great displays and USB connections - so pop your photos on a memory stick and watch them on the big screen, they look great!

My savvy tip would be to look at the Sharp Aquos 32DH77E, a 1080p set for under £600.

Watch out for computers with just a blu ray reader only one PC in the Dell range has a writer as well

My tip is go for a 100hz LCD TV to smooth out that jerky, out of focus motion effect.

10 grand for a telly, you can't go wrong - NEC MultiSync LCD6520L - 65" LCD

My savvy tip would be to buy -
Sony KDL-32V5500 - 32" BRAVIA LCD TV - widescreen - 1080p (FullHD) - HDTV 1080p - piano black

Less than £720 for a 32", full HD, and its a good make (Sony)

My top tip is to haggle to get a Sony Blu Ray Player thrown in, super kit and will allow the TV to work to its potential

Evil overlords - when buying a number of televisions in order to observe global panic, remember to hire the appropriate number of henchmen to monitor them.

My tip is HDMI connections are a must, but don't spend obscene amounts of money on them a good cheap lead is just as good as the more expensive ones.

Savvi Tip: If you are planning to get a LCD TV less than (and including) 37" then you should consider saving yourself some money by buying a 720p model. Because many studies found that you cannot see the difference between a 1080p and a 720p TV unless the screen size is 40" or upward

Why not forget about buying your matching brand new his n hers Audis and just buy a Samsung SyncMaster 820TSN - 82' LCD flat panel display now only £44,045.62 saving £6 from the previous price a must buy!

My top tip is to mount it on the wall for the ultimate cinema experience and to save space

Savvy Tip: Don't forget the T.V stand otherwise you will be watching your T.V on the floor!

My savvi tip - always invest in a decent cinema surround system to make the most of a new HD ready TV.

My tip is not to worry about the energy efficiancy of your appliance by simply buying an electricity extension cable long enough to reach your neighbours plug socket in his garage....

My savvy tip is to get a bluray player to fully experience hi def, without paying sky subscriptions. The Sony KDL-40W5500 LCD TV looks good for under £1100.

If you can afford it, 1080p is well worth the money. The Sharp LC46XL2E looks like a good buy. There's also no need to spend big bucks for an HDMI cable. It's a digital signal so either the signal gets through or it doesn't.

Choose a TV which is HD ready, for those future amazing experience, and 1080p for a clearer ,sharper picture.

Don't spend extra money on a 1080p tv unless you're going to sit close enough to appreciate it! Often 720p is high enough.

Don't cheap out on poor quality cables (HDMI) for your state of the art HD TV. It's like buying a Ferrari and using cooking oil to run it!

Sony KDL-46V4000 - 46" BRAVIA LCD TV is something I'm considering for my new TV.

my tip if buying a telly is to plump for the Sharp LC 52D65E - 52" Aquos LCD TV HD ready 1080p - im told its amazing

Always buy the latest (and biggest) model you can realistically afford. You will not regret it!

It helps to have a half decent surge protection set up!

Found a great little TV for under £100 - Just the job!
HANNS.G HQ191DP - LCD display - TFT - 19" - 1280 x 1024 - 300 cd/m2 - 1000:1 - 3000:1 (dynamic) - 5 ms - 0.294 mm - DVI-D, VGA - speakers - black.

Buy a NEC MultiSync LCD6520L - 65" LCD flat panel display, but make sure you have won the lottery first (it is a cool £10k)

My Savvy Tip: When you get your TV, don't go and connect up your components with SCART leads!

Sony KDL-40W5500 - 40" BRAVIA LCD TV only £1079 - Its cheaper than John Lewis ! (£1200)

Dell inspiron 15 laptop - free memory and hard drive upgrade ! only £349 saving £80 !

My Savvy Tip; If its over 37" go for 1080p, and stick a Blu-Ray player under it!

My tip - watch that your desire for a big screen doesnt mean your too near a heat source like the radiator

My Tip: The "Sharp LC 52D65E" (52" Aquos LCD TV) is the highest rated TV on the Dell website!

Tip : Mount your TV high on the wall, this will stop your kids dancing in front of it and singing "you cant see the telly" when the football is on, you will also not need to clean dirty hand prints from the screen every second day

My Tip: Remember to recycle the cardboard box

All TV's at Dell have free shipping which is a pretty good deal

Tip: You could nullify your insurance if you mount the TV on a fireplace wall, so choose carefully.

My tip: don't get caught spending £1000 of taxpayer money on a TV like Shahid Malik did. Bit embarrassing...

My savvy tip is to go for a Full HD 1080p TV, if you can afford it (and with 6% Dell discount it'll be a bit cheaper!) The picture quality will be noticeably better than a 720p screen, especially on the larger size screens.

Hannspree Xv HT11-19E1-000 - 19" LCD TV

169 for 19" and delievered free perfect for the bedroom, and when buying from dell better deals can often be found in the small bsuiness section rather than home users. They throw in less of the unwanted "freebies" with the business models and as a result some are cheaper.

Futureproof your TV - ensure it is full HD!!

Oh, and Philips, Sony & Samsung all make excellent screens.

My tip;;;; make sure the power lead/hdmi etc... is in the back before mounting on the wall!!!!!!

My savvy tip is go with Japanese - Tokyo know what they're talking about...

My Savvy Tip is that the dearest is not necessarily the best. I know that from experience!!

My Savvy Tip is Free Shipping on TVs @ Dell

Get rid of all your remotes and use a univeral remote such as Logitech Harmony 525

buy a quality wall mounting bracket and get it fitted professionally not only for peice of mind but seriously increased viewing pleasure.

if splashing out on a 65" tv why not go for the Sharp PN-G655E - 65" rather than the NEC MultiSync LCD6520L - 65" and save yourself a few grand

a savvy tip.... always buy through Quidco!!!!! Obvious, but true!

WOW - NEC Multisync LCD6520L, free shipping - 65 inches of viewing pleasure - bargain at £10,850.17 but at least get Quidco cashback too! I'll order 2 I think ;0)

Free shipping is always savvy!

when buying a Bluray DVD player to go with your high def TV don't forget to include the Playstation 3 on your list!

Get the best TV you can afford remembering bigger isn't always better. Check review online and always buy via Quidco.

ViewSonic VA2216w - LCD display - TFT - 22" - widescreen £150.80 perfect for a second tv in the bedroom

Sony KDL-19L4000 - 19" BRAVIA LCD TV widescreen - HD ready - black Price was £334.52

Shipping Free


Total £326.47 now thats savvy

up to 50% off some items and free shipping on most tv's

Always use quidco when shopping online!

Tip: LG M1994D-PZ @ £220.04 and Go through Quidco

Make sure your wall mount is secure!

Easy. The most savvy deal on the site is tucked away but i found it- its the Samsung SM400CX 40" LCD IDTV. £743.99 Extra savviness can be acheived by using the current 10% Dell discount code which is available everywhere if you look online and for even more savviness use Quidco of course! Thats a lot of savaloy..i mean savvy.

don't forget your wall mount brackets!

My tip. The perfect viewing distance is three and a half times the size of your tv.

My tip is go through the QUIDCO link to get to this site.

My tip is go through the QUIDCO link to get to this site.

big screen, big tv = happy person! make sure you have sky hd with it though

The Samsung SyncMaster 400MX - 40" LCD flat panel display - widescreen - 720p - black is a great value 40 inch screen and has been reduced to £714.09 from £722.14

Do your research, do price comparison, make sure it has the industry 'kite mark'

Samsung TVs are much more easy and simple to understand in term contrast, brightness, sound and usability which I feel out class Sony TV hand down and most other brands.

(Samsung M460MXn 46" LCD Black 1920x1080 450 cd/m2 Brightness 3000:1 Contrast Ratio 8ms)

1080p is only really noticeable on a TV of 40" or larger

My Tip: If you are planning on using the display as a computer monitor as well... it really should be 1080p if just using it as a tv and under 37" if you only watch normal tv and don't game save some cash and buy a 720p screen!

Savvy Tip: When you buy a TV, make sure that the contrast is high (>10000:1); the blacks will be deeper and the image of a better quality. Also make sure the TV has HDMI ports for HD resolution with your other HD equipments.

TIP:

Start saving your cashback if you want to purchase the NEC MultiSync LCD6520L....

At £10.5k+ it'll take a while to cover the cost of that 65" tv!

Sony KDL-40S5500 - 40" BRAVIA LCD TV isn't bad.

Tip = make sure you've got an audio out for the tv if it's got a built-in digital tuner so you can put it through your hifi.

Got to say not too impressed with most of the tv prices... my Toshiba is listed there for £50 more than I paid a year ago!

My tip is look around for reviews of picture quality dont get sold on stats like 1080p - there are as many very bad 1080p TV's as there are good. When you watch a tv you want to go wow nice picture - not wow nice resolution !

I would advice to make sure your HD id 1080p resoltion. Its the best for playing games.

For safety I would mount 37"+ TV on a decent stand and not rest it on a table if you have little ones at home.

Worth checking you are getting Full HD and not just HD Ready.

The Full HD spec 1080p provides 1920 x 1080 resolution and means you can have a larger screen when sitting at the same distance as a HD Ready set.

The HD Spec 720p is only 1366 x 768 resolution.

Worth paying the extra for the Sony KDL-32V5500 - 32" BRAVIA LCD TV - widescreen - 1080p (FullHD) - HDTV 1080p model.

Now that's a Savvy tip !

Toshiba 37RV555DB for £746.12 - free delivery!!

If you want to wall mount your TV, make sure you choose a good quality TV bracket.

Tip: a 19" screen is perfect for use in a caravan.

savvy tip:

If your looking for both a new TV & Computer but cant afford both or want to save on space consider buying one for the same purpose. It is very simple to either use your monitor to enable viewing digital TV or to use your TV as a PC monitor and this isnt restricted to only HDTVs as any TV can be connected to a computer simply.

See: http://www.engadgethd.com/2006/02/08/how-to-connect-your-pc-to-your-hdtv/

for further information on this. This helps to save space especially in smaller rooms and can be a large cost saving.

My tip would be, if you are going to put it on the wall, make sure you use the right fittings, else it might fall off! They are heavy beasts!

ViewSonic N2011 - 20.1" LCD TV - silver
Very small and perfect for a kitchen or kids room

My tip is to buy a logitech harmorny one remote, hide away all your media boxes out of sight in a media cabinet, and make the room a clutter free environment with the TV the centre of attention. And also don't waste money on expensive speaker cables - a CAT5 cable with 4 pairs twisted together to each speaker is more than sufficient for home cinema.

A nice little tv like the Sharp LC 19D1EWH - 19" Aquos LCD is perfect for rooms where you dont need a giant screen. With 6% cashback, I might just treat myself.

Tip: get the plastic out and buy one! Bag the cashback for a sweet deal!

The KDL32V500U has got a network port - savvy tip is that this is the way forward as you can network it with other components to get an integrated media setup!

Buy a Western Digial WDTV along with your LCD TV, it's a great little product.

Full HD means its 1080p (which is good), HD Ready means it works with an HD signal, but might not actually be HD!

My tip is to get a TV with as many HDMI connections as possible. These will be used more and more in the coming years.

My Tip:- Expensive Digital Cables Dont Make A Differemce, Buy Cheap !

My tip is don't forget to buy good quality leads to your new tv!
Use your quidco discount to get better quality products!

HANNS.G HX191D at £94, free delivery & 3 year warranty it's a steal. If a manufacturer can give you a 3year guarantee then it must be good. Even if you upgrade after a year or 2 you can sell it & use the selling point of the guarantee to give the buyer confidence.

Savvy Tip:

Buy the cheapest HDMI cable/s you can for your tv/computer/av equipment.

There is no advantage in expensive/branded/etc cables, all products with the HDMI logo on the packaging meet the required specification and will perform just as well as the ones that cost more than 10x the price.
Different than analogue cables, digital cables like HDMI will either work or not work (either a blank screen or obvious 'sparklies' all over the screen).
Until recently, all cables (from 99p to £199) were made in a couple of select factories in china, the only plants that had the equipment to terminate the connectors. As far as I know, there is one in the USA now .
As said before, simply look for the official HDMI logo on the packaging and the price.

Free shipping!

Check the suggested minimum viewing distance before purchasing a large TV - Don't just go big because you can.

Invest in an Iomega HD multimedia drive.

If you want to add an extra TV to the house but don't have much space why not get a small screen TV with PC Interface 15 PIN VGA D-Sub then you can use the screen as a PC monitor and TV (& if you have plenty of HDMI, component video inputs you can put all the gaming consoles there as well)

Mount your tv on the wall, it looks great and saves space!!

My savvy tip is - If you're planning an extension and want to put a new tv/speakers in, its worth buying your tv package before getting your room plastered. That way you can chase in all your speaker wires and cables and get a fantastic looking finish to your new room.

Mount it on the wall for the ultimate cinema experience and to save space.

My Savvy Tip is go for the biggest screen for HD

Choose LCD rather than Plasma too save money of electricity bill.

If you are looking for a larger TV and want a true home cinema experience, then you may want to look out for the next generation of high definition - 1080p HD. High Definition is reliant on the number of pixels on the screen to display high levels of detail. 1080p HD uses twice as many pixels as a HD Ready TV.

my tip is look for a 100hz tv
cheapest is Sharp LC 32DH77E
for less than 600 quid.

When choosing your new TV make sure that it has at least 2 or more HDMI inputs, as more & more equipment now use the HDMI interface & if you have or planning to buy a 5.1 surround sound, just make sure your tv has an Optical digital output too.

LG M1994D-PZ - £200 & free shipping

Savvy Tip - go for 100hz for playin your xbox 360 - reccommend the Toshiba 37RV555DB

Savvy Tip - when comparing TV's not all "HD READY" is the same - 1080p is the highest quality, then you have 1080i - the i stands for interpolated, which means its usually a 720p with a process to enhance the signal to HD quality - not nearly as good as 1080p,
Then comes 720p - budget end, capable of good quality, but Blu-ray is a bit wasted on these displays.

Savvy Tip: Logitech Harmony 785 Advanced Universal Remote. £95 beans!

nice price for an awesome remote.

Savvy tip: dont forget to set your sky hd box installed too! OLED TV'S will be the way to go!

Dont forget to check the weight of the tvs if you are intending to wall mount and have plaster board walls. Make sure that any TV you buy has a freeview tuner built in

Savvy tip: Try to put your tv on the same wall as your windows, that way you don't get the light reflecting on the screen

Savvy tip: You can also use your tv as a gigantic picture frame using it built in picture mode

Savvy tip: make sure the TV you buy has more than one HDMI slot. If you have more than one HD component (blu-ray player, x-box 360, wii, sky hd), you will soon get bored of swapping over the leads at the back of the tv!

Tip:More HDMI connections the better

Choose a TV with networking capability so you can future-proof. You 'll want to be able to wirelessly send media from your PC or laptop to your TV.

'Savvy Tip' -

Keep all your receipts and do not skimp on the leads.

My tip - visit the online forums to find the best settings for your particular tv

Tip - LCD uses less power than plasma

my tip - Frequently check for daily or weekly promotional offers on our extensive product line, including XPS desktops and laptops, Inspiron Mini desktops and laptops and our wide selection of Electronics & Accessories ranging from digital cameras, LCD Monitors, brand name televisions, printers, projectors, GPS devices and more.

Savvy tip: Sharp 52" full HD...because you know huge 1080p screens are the way of the future.

Tip; wall mount to get rid of the 'TV corner' and create extra space

Savvy tip: Also dont forget to check the weight of the tvs if you are intending to wall mount and have plasterboard walls. I was just about to buy the 65 inch £10k screen when I realised my walls would not be able to take the 83Kg weight!

Savvy tip - make sure that any TV you buy has a freeview tuner built in, this will save you having to buy a seperate tuner when the digital switch over finally happens!

Don't forget to check the Dimensions (WxDxH) under Main Spec before you buy. This things are bigger then they look!

Don't forget to buy a stand (unless you're planning to wall mount it)

My savvy tip is to check before buying if the TV has enough inputs for all your entertainment media, i.e. DVD player, games console, home cinema, digibox etc.

Buy the Sharp LC46XL2E - 46" Aquos LCD TV - 100Hz - widescreen - 1080p (FullHD) - HD ready for £1080.94. (A 1080p tele for 1080 pounds!)

Then use TV Cables 3% cashback to get a top quality hdmi cable to make sure the picture is flawless

You can connect a PC to your new tv via DVI to watch videos or slide shows rather than having to burn them to DVD

My tip?

Sony KDL-32V5500 - 32" BRAVIA LCD TV - widescreen - 1080p

Tighten your belt for this one, £718.69 doesn't come easy for such a luxury so if you really want it then focus yourself!! It'd be well worth it in the end

My tip is to buy an energy efficient TV - LCD rather than plasma
The Toshiba 32CV505DB - 32" REGZA CV Series LCD TV looks good.......and is HD ready

Make sure that you go for fantastic looks, a skinny frame thats about as thick as celery, a good range of connections (e.g. four HDMI ports) and most importantly superb picture quality.

If you really want to explore the HD revolution, make sure you get a Blu-Ray player or Sky HD to go along with your TV purchase!

use the box for composting and putting around your strawberry's or can also be used as racing car or boat for a 3yr old believe me I know!

Cheapest option:

Hannspree Xv HT11-19E1-000 - 19" LCD TV - HD ready - £166.68 free shipping - £10 Quidco cashback

Tip: If you sit really close the screen will seem bigger!

Toshiba RD XV48DTKTB - DVD recorder / HDD recorder / VCR combo for all those that still havent got rid of their videos. This box has the lot and for a decent price of £206.94 delivered.

If your screen size is only 32", then a 720p will not give you the picture distortion during fast-action that you would get with a bigger screen. Sony Bravia 32" 1080p £718....... Sony Bravia KDL-3255500 32" 720p £539. Just do the maths. Savvy - especially with your Quidco cash-back!

Buy

Sony KDL-52Z4500 - 52" BRAVIA LCD TV - widescreen - 1080p (FullHD) - HD ready 1080p - Midnight sky £2472.33

Grab it now, whilst there is free shipping !!!

switch off at the mains at night to save electricity

the Sharp LC 32DH77E looks lovely, but if you live in a flat, make sure you can get it in the door!

Savvy tip - remember that the digial switchover is looming and you'll have to get rid of any non-compatible TVs. A neat little flat screen is just the thing to replace old portables in the bedroom.

Make sure you have enbough scarts on the TV for all your input devices

Savvy Tip - Make sure the TV has a digital receiver (frees up the connection options at the back of the TV)

The HANNS.G HW191D @ £117.89 is a steal!

Savvy tip - Sony Bravia all the way, get 1080p for some awesome PS3 action!

Get a TV with lots of HDMI inputs for all your future devices (SkyHD, PS3, BluRay, etc..)

Toshiba
The Toshiba 42ZV555DB - 42" REGZA ZV Series LCD TV -
1080p (FullHD) - HD ready 1080p - piano lacquer black

Beautiful bella bella TV. Even looks good when off, and its only...

Total £868.19!
Whats more, shipping is free!

Mini 10v at £199 is a bargain. Netbooks are great!

Sony KDL-19L4000 - 19" BRAVIA LCD TV widescreen - HD ready - black Price was £334.52

Shipping Free


Total £326.47 now thats savvy

If you're connecting a TV to a HTPC, the quality of the tv remote and sound make no odds if you're using external components for these functions. You're essentially buying a glorified monitor.

Tip - Make sure your tv has enough Scart inputs for all your devices.

tip - bigger isn't always better. Make sure your new TV will 'fit' your room. Better to have a modest 37" that looks good than a massive 50" that drowns the room.

Go for Full HD and remember the Quidco cashback

Savvy tip: Always buy the largest screen size you can afford, if you don't you'll end up wishing you had!

Savvy Tip: Win a TV - it's cheaper than buying one, and just use it for watching DVDs, because then you save by not buying a TV Licence, and you have more free time.

My tip is: When you are not watching TV, turn it into a digital picture frame with Picture Frame mode

my tip is Toshiba 42ZV555DB - 42" REGZA ZV Series LCD TV - 100Hz - widescreen - 1080p. also make sure your wall can handle the weight for wall mounting!!

My tip: Many tv's have a power saving mode, whereby the picture is a little duller, but you probably won't notice and it'll be saving you money (and the environment apparently)

When ordering new TV make sure that you add correct accessories, such as scart leads, HD leads etc that you may need. Otherwise your smart new TV will arrive and you might not be able to use it.

Tip: Buy the TV through Quidco and get 6% cashback

:)

Savvy Tip - make sure the TV has a digital receiver. Wont work soon if it does not.

Savy tip Make sure you purchase via quidco to get your cash back

Their cheapest TV, the 19" HANNS.G HX191D is only £94.81.

Tip - My tip is always buy SONY - great product, great technology, great price.

my tip is check the price of the tv on HSW or kelkoo just to be sure its a good deal

Here is the most important tip, whichever brand of TV you buy, be it LCD or Plasma, Sony,shap or Dell. All TV's come set up in "Dynamic" mode which really means let's make the screen as bright as possible tso that it stands out when on display in a showroom with overhead fluorescent lighting. First thing to do is change that to a more natural setting. Then you can tune the contrast and brightness yoursels as these are likely locked in Dynamic mode. Now the odd bit, the brightness control actually adjusts the black level, so choose a picture with someone wearing a dark suit and adjust so that you can see the variation in texture. The contract control adjusts the white level so choose a picture with a white shirt or dress and adjust so that you can see the textures. You may need to go back to readjust brightness after this if so recheck contrast until you are happy with both. Yous hould now have a much more natural picture. The backlight can now be adjusted to suit your room and you will have Tv that won't strain your eyes. Job done.

unplug the tv at night to sve on electicity, also LCD uses less electricity than CRT

Buy a TV which can be switched off rather than left on standby all the time!

Save up to 50% on electronics and accessories offer ends on or before the 27th May 2009:)
and check out new download store for great gaming experiences:)

For the complete HD experience pick a TV with 'Full HD' (1080p) display!

tip: lcds have a longer lifetime than plasmas!

Sharp LC 52D65E - 52" Aquos LCD TV - widescreen - 1080p amazing tv, that would fit just perfectly in my living room

Keep the box -- the kids will spend many happy hours playing in it and a lot cheaper than a 'real' playhouse!

my savvy tip is to ensure you have a Sky+HD Box when viewing a 1080p TV (other HD subscription services are available...i think!)

Dell sell TV's...
Who knew.

Search and you may find that which you never knew.

My tip is this - If you have a few thousand of pounds knocking about and a rather large Living room the NEC MultiSync LCD6520L - 65" LCD flat panel display - widescreen - 1080p (FullHD) - HD ready - black, looks good and will only cost you a mere £10,850.17 (omg)

Make sure the TV has enough input + output flexibility to add all your other components of various types to it. Also when buying your television, don't forget additional accessories you might need, such as coaxial and audio-video cables, power surge protector, and any other items that you will need to make the installation of your television complete.

Hmmmm....don't make the same mistake I did and expect Dell to be selling Transvestites...............TV's yes think about it...well done

MY tip: make sure you invest at least 30% of your budget on a home cinema sound system for the ultimate movie waching experience!

dont forget to get any leads you need

make sure it is covered on your insurance

never knew that dell sells TVs as well. Oh they have their 25 anniversary so almost all is reduced. GRAB A DEAL....QUIDCO IS THE BEST....waiting for my TV now...lol
The best saving I recon would be actually NEC MultiSync LCD6520L - 65" ... from £10,858.22 to £10850.17 saving you a massive £8.05...WOW...lol

I like the look of the Sony KDL-32S5500. Good enough size for most small homes, and a good brand. (Plus I always like it when they push the eco factor!)

buy tv with pc connection for your home office, makes work so much more fun with bit of countdown on the side.

my tip is that the bigger the TV, the more you need good surround sound to support it... the Samsung HT-TX500R is relatively good value at £616 with free shipping(plus quidco)

Use Quidco and also remember free shipping

My Tip: use quidco!

Sony KDL-26V4000 - 26" BRAVIA LCD TV - widescreen - 720p - HD ready - piano black

Fantastic price and free delivery

Great savings and free postage , three cheers for sony KDL

My tip is: Sharp by name, Sharp by picture... and the Sharp LC19D1ERD 19-inch TV is really HD 'ready' with its glossy red colour!!

the best deals are usually for last years models, a great TV for half of the price of the 'latest and greatest'

My tip hook up your 1080P TV to a PS3 for total 1080P goodness

my savvy tip is....

buy the Sony KDL-32V5500 - 32" @ £718.69 rather than the almost identical Philips BDL3231C - 32" @ £781.94...your saving £63.25!! brand junkies never win

My Tip: Don't forget to use Quidco cashback while ordering your TV. Could save some money

My tip is to mount the tv on the wall to maximise the space in your home.... and dust regularly to keep it sparkly clean!

buy energy saving model - saves money everyday that way!

Make some money on the side by breeding hamsters in the empty box....

Dells designed for you allows you to buy Top quality Belkin accesories at the same time avoiding a trip into town or waiting for the postman if you order online!
saving cash and hassle!

tip@ dont try and do what my wife did and glue the wall mount to the wall

Once you've won the TV or bought your own, buy an appropriate wall mount kit to save space and optimise viewing pleasure. Avocet have a range through Dell which start at £31.50 inlcluding VAT and shipping (plus a quid or three cashback!) and should certainly be considered.

My savvy tip is to get the biggest screen possible,because you soon get use to the size of it and wish you'd gone bigger.

make sure you buy a descent HD cable when you buy your TV (it usually comes without!)

The Samsung 400DX features a 20mm bezel = no chunky plastic surround which makes the TV look great in a bachelor pad

My tip is to get a 1080p TV for ultimate picture quality!

my savvy tip is,

my tip if your buying the Sony KDL-40V5500 - 40" BRAVIA LCD TV in black.

Quality

Go through Quidco to buy Samsung 32"

my very easy savvy tip is small size smaller price and inspiron mini 10v is only 199£

Hey vist Dell and buy the Sony KDL-52Z4500 - 52" BRAVIA LCD TV, £2,472.33 You'll feel on cloud nine watching this but be quick I hear a last minute batch has been ordered by the Speaker......

my savy tip....Toshiba 32" REGZA LCD TV - £400 bargain!

Make sure you always read the instructions and buy a tv that actually fits your room. Oh and you must use super strength raw plugs when wall mounting your tv.

Wall mount the TV for the ultimate cinema experience and to save space

Don't go for a screen size that will be much too big for your room. Wall mount to give more space and a better viewing angle.

Free shipping on a wide range of TVs: now this is not only moneysaving but also time- and energy- saving !!!!

HD TV is a must for Ps3 owners!

My savvy tip is: LCD screens use approx 4 times less power than Plasma and the new LED Technology uses even less than LCD although the prices are still pretty high. Fingers crossed I would love one of these for free!

My tip is to easily check the stats of the TV you are interested in, just move the mouse over the image of the TV - all the information handily displayed.

Make sure the distance of the tv from the sofa fits the size of the tv.... too big & too close will blur the picture!

Check the delivery timescales... nothing worse than ordering a shiny new toy and then not being able to get it for a month!!

My tip would be get the large TV and the surround sound but take a break now and again and go for a walk - TV can be addictive

cheapest 720p tv - Sharp LC 19D1EBK

My tip is that before purchasing make sure you work out the correct screen size - big is not necessarily better. Check the viewing distance guides on the web.

Check out the Sony KDL - 52Z4500 52" an expensive buy, but think of all the money you could save on trips to the cinema with that in your house! Savvy Tip - have cinema nights round your house and charge your mates for entry!

make sure u get 1080p for skyhd

My Savvy tip of choice would be to get a decent 5.1 surround sound system to go with your telly, no point having a great TV if you aint got the sound to go with it.

my tip : take advantage of Dell's 6% cashback incentive and purchase the HUGE Sharp LC 52D65E - 52" Aquos LCD TV - (widescreen - FullHD) and get over £70 back !! fantastic!! hurry, offer ends soon

my tip : take advantage of Dell's 6% cashbacj and purchase the HUGE Sharp LC 52D65E - 52" Aquos LCD TV - (widescreen - FullHD) and get over £70 cashback through quidco!! fantastic!! hurry, offer ends soon

My Savvy Tip - Why not buy a blueray DVD player as well to enjoy those blockbuster films on you Sony 32 Bravia LCD TV.

My Savvy Tip is to get the wall mount so you can place the telly exactly where you want it- also get some cable trunking to hide all your cables! Good done!

Mount it on the wall for the ultimate cinema experience and to save space.

Don't forget to tell your wife about the 'accessories' you're going to need with your TV, like Blu-Ray discs, subwoofers, gold plated cables and large supportive armchairs, with cupholders...

The cheapest TVs they sell are the HANNS.G HX191D and HANNS.G HQ191DP for just £94.81 with FREE shipping!

The ViewSonic N2011 20" LCD TV expands your entertainment to the comfort of any room in your home......downstairs loo I think!

My Savvy tip is "Shipping is FREE"

My tip is that you just cannot beat Sony for quality and value - Stunning brand

My savvy tip is: do your research, but don't hang about too long, some of these deals don't last too long.

My savvy tip is get a big 1080p set ONLY if you've worked out some SOURCE(S) of 1080 resolution material - eg Freesat HD box, bargain HD-DVD player, a Blu-ray/PS3 or if you must a Sky-HD setup. (Even then, those 65" Sharp/NEC sets sold by Dell will only work well if you're sat the right distance from them.)

My savvy tip is that you don't really need a huge TV for a normal size room. The owner of our local shop refused to sell us a larger TV beacuse he said there was no point in the size of living room that we had.

So save your pennies and just go for a sensible size, not a cinema screen size.

http://accessories.euro.dell.com/sna/productdetail.aspx?c=uk&l=en&s=dhs&cs=ukdhs1&sku=A2589143

cheap tv! Its in their sale, something some may miss!

Spend the extra money you save with Quidco on a model supporting 1080P ie Full HD and not HD ready which is a lower resolution.

My savvy tip is remember to use Quidco. Fab prices on TVs and cashback

My savvy tip is remember to use Quidco. Fab prices on TVs and cashback

The Toshiba 19DV55DB (widescreen) in white with built in DVD Player is just perfect for the bedroom....what a savvy tip!!

My tip is to buy an energy efficient TV.

Quidco, Dell and free shipping? Now thats savvy!

HD TV is only as good as the source material, budget for upgrading to SKY HD, Freesat HD and Blu-ray too!

TIP: Ensure your TV size doesn't impose on you room size

Sharp LC 42DH77E,a great deal on a high spec 42" TV! I'll be getting mine this pay day.

Double check the shipping some take 24hours and can go up to 3weeks.

The Sharp LC 19D1ERD is a gorgeous tv and will really make a statement in the lounge!

Go to a branch of PCWorld and try the Dell machines out. Then come back and order through Quidco1

when you buy make sure you clear cookies and go through quidco!!!!!

free shipping is the way forward

The biggest TV isn't always the best! Especially if you have to sit on the floor because you can't fit a sofa in the room!!!!!

Tip don't go too big for your room as it's overpowering.

Make sure that you get a good quality aerial signal if not on satellite.
Otherwise buy a hi-gain digital aerial.

My tip is: make sure to buy a remote socket at the same time as one of these smart tellys so you don't have to waste electricity (& money) leaving it on standby all night. Happy viewing quidco-ers!

My tip is - make sure that your HD tv is full 1080p resolution to make the most from it. Also, do not spend a fortune on a HDMI cable, you can pick one up for under a tenner which is just as good as the £90+ ones on offer in TV stores etc.

Sharp LC 32DH77E - 32" Aquos LCD TV - 100Hz - widescreen - 1080p (FullHD) - HD ready 1080p looks like the best value to me.

My tip is to ensure you get a TV with full 1080p resolution for the best TV experience. Also, buy a decent HDMI cable too

Always buy a Sony, you get for you pay for!

My tip is not too worry too much about getting a cheap HDMI cable - it's a digital signal, so there's really no benefit in splashing out on a super-expensive one.

Top tip: Make sure the TV is the right size for your room and if you are considering wall mounting that is no good for a room full of people but OK if there are only two of you. If you have a large family and a big room a TV with a good rotation on it stand is also very useful and makes the TV more versatile for gaming, especially with the Wii.

tip: spring for a higher end HDMI cable for that extra sharpness in your pictures

The hottest selling TV on the TV section of the Dell site is the Toshiba 32CV505DB at £401.25 inc vat and del.

KDL-32V5500 reduced from £726.74 to £718.69

Take you time and pick the right size TV for the space you will be using it in.

Tip: Don't buy the biggest TV you can afford - see how it fits in your environment. A 60" TV in a small space will look silly. Take my word for it, this is from experience

Saves you time, money and hassle by buying your TV online.

Free Shipping, cashback via quidco, warranty and with a reputable company as DELL. What more can you ask for!

Savvy Tips: HDTVs often come badly set up for home environments. Search for the model in websites such as avforums.co.uk for optimal setups to save you faffing with the piles of options available on most sets.

Free shipping and make sure the tv is the right size for the room!!!

Get a tv with PC input to make watching your downloaded movies easier.

Best savvy tip this is the cheapest 32inc lcd you wil find Toshiba 32CV505DB - 32" REGZA CV Series LCD TV - widescreen - 720p - HD ready

Total £401.29
includes shipping and vat. and then you also get 6% cashback through quidco you cannot go wrong with this.
link is below make sure you dont buy it through this and you go through quidco otherwise you will not get cashback.

http://accessories.euro.dell.com/sna/productdetail.aspx?c=uk&l=en&s=dhs&cs=ukdhs1&sku=A2015032

Tip: don't pay more than £20 for a HDMI lead as you will just be wasting your money on something a cheaper lead will do

My savvy tip is to buy your TV through Dell - with great prices and shipping included, you can't go wrong.

My tip is the The NEC LCD19WV - LCD display - TFT - 19" - Top rated TV ideal for my conservatory

Toshiba 32CV505DB - 32" REGZA CV Series LCD TV - only £401.29 including VAT

my tip is to buy this from dell - SHARP
Sharp PN-465E - 46" LCD flat panel display - widescreen - 1080p (FullHD)

Great product, great price, you save on shipping because its free, and you get cashback too! Couldn't ask for better

If you run out of HDMI ports you don't have to buy a new tv with more, Buy a switcher unit that will add 3 more ports to plug into a single port and save getting behind the tv and pulling the plugs and changing what you want to use.

Look out for deals that offer free delivery.

My tip is to go for an energy-saving screen every time - the money you save will be a real eye-opener!

Steve

Sharp LC 52D65E - 52 inch - Its huge!!

HANNS.G HX191D for under £100 - 19" tft is cracking good value!

Sony KDL-20B4050 - 20" BRAVIA LCD TV at £386 is a lovely portable tv with integrated Digital TV terrestrial tuner.My savvy tip is buy this for the spare room then there is a spare TV for you to watch your favourite programme on when sport is on the main TV with all 3 males overriding your choice!

Tip: If your buying a HDTV you might want to think about getting some HD channels. These are not available of freeview at the moment. There are currently 2 options. The pay for option: For example Sky have a good HD service for a monthly subscription. The second is free (after initial installation fee): Freesat has the free to air HD channels for example BBC HD and 4 HD.
Alternately if your into your films get a Bluray player! You will really notice the difference and it may also upscale your normal DVD's to a better quality.

My tip: don't forget your HDMI cable for the Xbox!

don't drop it !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Use a bracket that allows you to move the TV to the perfect position for viewing, wherever you sit

my tip: Sharp LC 32DH77E - 32" Aquos LCD TV - 100Hz - widescreen - 1080p (FullHD) - HD ready 1080p for under £600 and received exceptional gradings - think I might just buy it!

My Savvy tip is for a full HD experience always look for 1080p TVs. Secondly remember that bigger is not always better. You need to consider the size of the room you are putting your TV in before deciding on what size to purchase.

Sharp 52" TV - make sure you have a big enough wall to hang it on.....

my tip: man who go to bed with itchy rear wake up with smelly finger.

Sharp LC 52D65E - 52" Aquos LCD TV - widescreen - 1080p (FullHD) - HD ready 1080p - black

seems a good price....

my savy tip is to always make your tv purchases at Dell going through quidco link first

When comparing prices with other sites make sure you consider delivery costs.

savey tip, dont buy a tv , use iplayer and use catch up tv and dont have to have a tv liecene at moment.

check that TV's advertised as HD are 1080i/p not 720p to get a better HD watching experience.

When you go HD, the weakest link in the picture quality is probalby your own eyes - get 'em tested!

1080p is only really noticeable on a TV of 46" Aquos LCD TV will do for me

My savvy tip: if you intend to connect your PC or laptop to the TV then get one that has VGA or DVI. It's so much easier when you don't have to mess about with converters and adaptors.

My tip is to copy my parents and prop up a piece of cardboard the size of the TV you want in the room where it's going to be- that way you can decide if the TV is going to be too big (or not big enough...).

My Savvy tip: Set the Drop Down menu to Low to High. Then navigate over to left menu of TV sizes (i.e. TVs 30" - 34", 35" - 39" etc), and open each price band as a new tab in your browser. You may need to toggle between Low to High and High to Low for your size interest. From there you can tell if it's worth investing in a bigger or smaller tv.

Savvy Tip: Don't get a TV that's too big for the size of the room you are putting it in. Just because you can fit a 45" TV in the corner of the room doesn't help when you are sitting 4 foot away! You'll do your eyes in!

My tip.
Buy the best you can afford. You will get better value for money and it means you won't need, or want to replace in the near future!

my tip... combine the biggest tv on there with home theatre in a box

If you travel a lot, don't overlook the accessories section, you can buy things like the Slingbox SOLO - which allows you to watch your tv content on a laptop anywhere in the world!

My tip is get the Sharp LC 32DH77E at £586.91 - full HD and 100hz, great for watching sport over the summer!

Staying in is the new going out in the credit crunched world so save yourself money by getting yourself a big tv to enjoy the nights in!

Dont drop your new TV when wall mountin it...tip

Phillips 37'' ( free delivery off the web site ) cheaper than my mum and dad paid for there 26''.

my tip is the Sharp LC46XL2E - 46" Aquos LCD TV - 100Hz - widescreen is HD ready!
Thanks Quidco!
Jo

LG M1994D-PZ £220.04, was £228 - nice tv and a nice price too!

Consider the power usage of whatever electronics you're buying. A good estimate is that 1W on over the entire year will add up to a pound (@ roughly 12p / kWh).

So for the tv in question the "Sony KDL-32V5500 - 32" BRAVIA LCD TV - widescreen - 1080p (FullHD) - HDTV 1080p". Standby mode over the ENTIRE year (@ 0.17 W) will cost you about 20p - I'm not saying you shouldn't turn it off, but realise that standby mode isn't using all that much.

If you have the telly on for about 5 hours a day (@ 109 W) it will probably cost about £25 a year to run.

My Savvy tip is simple - make fake snow by rubbing together the ploystyrene packing blocks when you unpack your new TV. It will keep the kids amused for hours while you get to pick what to watch on the new TV!

for those without a big budget.. the Toshiba 32CV505DB - 32" REGZA CV Series LCD TV - widescreen - 720p - HD ready looks a great price at £401.29, with Quidco cashback makes it an even better buy

Go large - NEC MultiSync LCD6520L - huge 65" monster TV!

My Tip
You need HDMI leads if you want to play games etc in HD

If you are gping to buy a decent spec T.V. don't skimp on the connecting leads.

Most obvious tip- make sure you buy your new TV through Quidco and get 6% off + free shipping

My savvy tip is if you like sports or gaming then get a TV with 100Hz as this will make the viewing experience more pleasurable.

Savvy tip: Make sure you future proof with enough HDMI ports for your equipment.

tip: LG M1994D-PZ £220.04 down from £228

Savvy tip: only buy LCD if you are buying a screen less than 42" wide!

Tip: You probably won't see much difference in quality between full HD and 720i on smaller size LCD screens > 28".

The Sharp LC 19" 19D1EWH is a lovely White colour, very stylish and suitable for astylish bedroom.

Make sure your room will take the size of TV you are planning to buy. Don't go na d but a 50" TV it your lounge is only small and it will look silly or you hav'ent got enough space.

Oh and don't forget to tell the wife!!

Tip: Make sure to buy a full HD TV

My savvy tip: go for the Samsung SyncMaster 400CXn with built in network media player. In a few years you will regret buying a TV without this!

My savvy tip is to go for a Samsung or Phillips TV if you want a large 'un and you are an MP. Why? Well, they've got to two legs/stands rather than the traditional one, so when someone asks about your expenses you'll have an extra leg to stand on...

My savvy tipe is to dress up pirate-style as you watch Pirates of the Carribean on a large wide screen telly for the ultimate immersing experience - Savvy?!

My savvy tip is to go through Quidco for cashback, also free delivery!

My savvy tip is to check out a Dell Multimedia Cable Kit it helps you to use your Dell notebook as a type of home entertainment system play video files on your pc and watch them on your great big tv .This affordable cable kit includes the necessary cables required for enjoying multimedia applications on your TV.

Sharp LC46XL2E : Do not settle for Less! This tv has everything you want. It's not too big or not too small! Size should not matter anyway,especially at this price! It will 'satisfy' your every need!

Sony KDL-19L4001 - 19" with free shipping

Tip : Free shipping on a fair selection of TV's!

Check out all the features the TV comes with - and when you get the TV make sure you actually try them all out otherwise you might never use some functionality because you had forgotten it was there !

25th anniversery!

Samsung 32'' TV is a good deal, and an excellent TV.

Pick one that doesnt have a standby option as these waste loads of electric

peace of mind

My tip is it comes with quidco, what could be better, a great tv and cashback

Sharp LC 52D65E - 52" Aquos LCD TV - widescreen - 1080p (FullHD) - HD ready 1080p - black
large screeen tv great for the man in my life to watch FA cup and ih free delivery that savvy cos it will keep him happy

Make sure it is 1080p and the right size telly for the distance you'll be are sitting away from it.

Best savvy tip? Put your tv on the wall and it'll be like you're at the cinema!!

Top tip - judging by products' user ratings, it's all about the remote. If you've got hundreds of seperate its of kit, the Logitech Harmony 785 Advanced Universal Remote sorts out controls for all of it, for under £100.

Don't buy your next tv until you've clicked through dell.co.uk for the best customer service and tempting prices online

The best savvy tip I would say is don't forget to go through Quidco!

Dont forget a good hdmi cable when buying hd tvs

tip-sony giving away 3 years warrenty with their bravia lcds

Savvy tips look for an LCD for less power usage and more pennies off your electric bill dont forget to order through quidco!!!

Sharp LC 19D1EBK - 19" Aquos LCD TV - widescreen - 720p - HD ready - glossy black
just really like this tv

All tvs at Dell have free shipping - which means you can shop in the comfort of your own home, cup of tea (or beer) in hand and its cheaper than driving to the shops to look too!

TIP: Great Value on all Dell Products with 6% cashback. Keep an eye out for free delivery offers too!

oh a secon tip: perhaps not opt for the Samsubg 82" screen at ..... £44,000!!!!!! just a tad too big for the bedroom i think!

my Tip: if you are looking for an really good picture quality, and want to be 'future proof', then forget LCD and Plasma. Look at the new LED tv's which are coming out, Samsung already have a range out, and Sony have some on the way, the Sony one is rated as the best TV they have ever made, top class quality picture.

TIP: Always listen to your OH and buy a bigger TV than you think you'll possibly ever want. Saves years of I told you so's when bigger and better models come out. So I suggest the Sharp PN-G655RE - 65" LCD flat panel display - widescreen - 1080p (FullHD) - HD ready 1080p will buy you a few years of peace!

My tip would be to make sure you buy the best you can afford if you want to be future proof for as long as possible, ok you only need 1 hdmi at the moment, but the kids may gat an xbox elite or ps3 for christmas, sky may well bring down the price of sky hd, or you may become in the position where you want it all! I would only buy a 1080p tv, and from dell the Sony KDL-40W5500 - 40" BRAVIA LCD TV looks fab, and with cashback from quidco, what could be better! 100Hz too which is important if you're into gaming (it refreshes the screen at twice the speed)

Tip:If you are looking to buy a new TV always check out the Dell website for a good range and prices are keen as well. Always use Quidco to make it an even better deal!

Savvy Tip: most LCD televisions have a VGA socket - you can use this to plug your laptop / computer in to the TV and watch iPlayer, 4OD and other streaming video on the large screen.

Tip : Specify the search for the top rated item (so you are guaranteed of the quality) and then search for the cheapest one according to the specification that you want. Most important thing - you must click via quidco... for the greatest deal

Sony KDL-32S5500 - 32" BRAVIA LCD TV - widescreen - 720p - HD ready - black
Great price at £539.29 and delivery within 24 hours

The Samsung SyncMaster 2333HD - for under £300!

Take a look at average power consumption of tv's before buying- plasma are much higher than LCD.Plasma Sometimes use nearly twice as much power so if you want reduce your carbon emissions and your leccy bill do your homework first !!!

400DXN Dynamic Contrast ratio and 700cd/m² brightness to communicate clearly in the brightness environments. good contrast

How about a Sony KDL-26V4000 for a quality smaller TV!

Savvy tip: If you're after HD, especially LCD, try and go for full 1080P with a 100hz refresh rate - helpful when watching fast moving footage - e.g. football

Savvy tip: Do your homework before you buy - knowing what all the specification and features allows you to compare for your needs and budget - ensuring you get maximum bang for your buck!

EC MultiSync LCD6520L - 65" LCD flat panel display - widescreen - 1080p (FullHD) - HD ready - black Usually Ships In 3+ Weeks
Manufacturer Part 60002120 Dell Part A2522651
Price £10,858.22
Shipping Free
Total £10,850.17

*** get in there discounted by £8.05 and Quidco cash back*** where's that lottery ticket!!!

Savvy tip: Get the Toshiba 32CV505DB. It is absolute value. Get quidco cashback as well while you're at it.

A dream would be, the....

Sharp LC 52D65E - 52" Aquos LCD TV - widescreen - 1080p (FullHD) - HD ready 1080p - black

Please !!!!!

If you're going to buy something like a Sony KDL-52Z4500 - 52" BRAVIA LCD TV - widescreen - 1080p (FullHD), then it's worth checking the support and getting a 5 year guarantee.

My tip is buy the best you can afford

Not a bad deal at £763.54 Sharp LC 42DH77E - 42" Aquos LCD TV - 100Hz - widescreen - 1080p (FullHD) - HDTV 1080p. When buying LCD's TV its better to buy upto 42".

The Sony KDL-32V5500 is a full HD 1080p bargain at £718.69, so buy one for the lounge and if you win this competition you can treat yourself in the bedroom as well!

You need 3+ HDMI's - If you're getting anything less then a 50" and sit over 5 feet away, dont worry about 1080p, go cheaper to a 720p.

I'm a fan of projectors though, current technology is much better then it used to be..

"Quidco" you are the best.....

HD technology is great..////

Sony KDL-52Z4500 - 52" is great of all

Buying a home theatre sound system such as the Samsung HT-TX500R will make your viewing experience so much more enjoyable

My tip is to check new tv's for DNLA connectivity. DLNA (Digital Living Network Alliance) is a standard used to allow entertainment devices (games consoles, tv's, etc.) within the home to share their content with each other across a home network without a complicated configuration process.

Get as many HDMI ports as you can. More and more devices use them so you will need them in the future. 2 is an absolute minimum.

My tip: buy the NEC MultiSync LCD6520L as it's the most expensive telly they've got therefore you make the most amount of money in Quidco cashback! There's logic there somewhere!

Check your room out first - you need to know if your walls can take the weight before buying a wall mount or you might end up having to fork out for a TV stand as well!

my savvy tip: NEC LCD19WV - LCD display - TFT - 19" - ONLY- £114.70!!!
(incl. VAT, shipping)
bargain or what?!?

Savvy Tip - Put a timer plug on the TV's power socket so it doesn't use stanby power during the hours your in bed!

my tip is don't buy a bigger tv than you need and don't plumb for an expensive 1080p tv unless you have a blueray dvd or sky hd - it's a waste otherwise!

My tip is free delivery on the site

Savvy Tip: 1080p is great, and give your cats the box to play in! hours of entertainment!

1080p is only really noticeable on a TV of 40" or larger.

To Make the most of your 1080p Screen you really need a bluray player.

Savvy tip....don't by something you wont use on a tv just because its "the best" no point in getting 1080p unless for HD gaming, sky hd or bluray. 720p will look as good for normal tv/dvd watching.

Before you buy anything talk to one of the Dell Sales Chat folks - really helpful !

Savvy tip the
Sony KDL-52Z4500 - 52" BRAVIA LCD TV - widescreen - 1080p is one major TV a must for me if I had the money.

my tip is to stick to the tvs under 32inches if you're sitting within ten feet of the screen. larger tvs will look rubbish if you're too close.

my tip is to make sure you buy a good surround sound system to go with your new dell tv for the full cinema experience

my tip dont forget to get an HD source

Savvy Tip: Get one with 200htz technology. Great for the footy.

Savvy Tip: Always go down to a local stockist and see the TV 'in the flesh' before making such a big decision - the written specifications aren't always everything!

tip - dont waste money on a overpriced hdmi cable, they're all the same. only time you need to get an expensive one is if you're using them for longer distances

Tip would be get a blueray with surround sound to go with your TV, such as Sony Bravia Theater BDV-FS350

savvy tip: make sure you have enough HDMI slots for all those gadgets

Tip is - remember to use Quidco, to get an extra discount!

My savvy tip would be - if you're going to spend lots of money on a flash TV, spend a few quid on decent scart cables to connect it all up too as there's no point buying the cheapest cables to connect up to a £3000 TV and £1000 DVD player!

My savvy tip is the Samsung P50H 50" Plasma Widescreen 1365x768 Resolution 1300cd/m2 because its cheaper than the 40" 720p Samsung 400CXn and much better screen too!!!
Erm I need a new TV...

My Tip: Don't waste money on a computer monitor, connect your computer to your TV! (not if you have a huge TV, but if you have around a 20 inch one in your bedroom or something!)

Whichever tv you choose, buy two of them... Then you and the missus need never argue over the channel ever again!

free delivery - whoopeee!

My savvy tip: Size isn't everything

Get a gigantic 65 inch telly in time for the FA Cup Final!!

If you have a "Full HD ready" set that does 1080P remember that the main source of broadcast HD (Sky) doesnt transmit 1080P!

Think about the size of your room before you go for the biggest tv. do you really want to feel like in the first row in the cinema?

My Tip is get the right size TV for your room!

Turn your TV off and don't leave it on standby, invest in an energy monitor and you'll be amazed how much juice things use. Digital tv's use much more than conventional CRT tv's, that goes for DAB radios as well.

A Toshiba 32CV505DB - 32" REGZA CV Series LCD TV - good quality TV. Now all we need are good quality programmes.

Make sure you get the correct TV Wall Mount as you may lean on it drunk one night and break your LCD TV. I felt that pain ;-(

really know which tv you want and shop around for best price

Turn off your TV and do something less boring instead.

Free delivery is a bonus and always delete your cookies to make sure you get the Quidco cashback!

my tip is remember the warranty!

my savvy tip is, dont waste your money, and keep your existing tv as long as it will last!!

My savvy tip: Don't buy multiple TVs for your house so you can watch in every room, instead get a Dell USB Digital TV receiver kit (part no: 506-10055) for £47, plug into your laptop and voila! A portable TV for you to watch Freeview channels in every room with!

Le Tip de Mine: get a 1080p TV for ultimate picture quality

My tip - choose a stylish stand to set off your tv.

My tip: Definately wall mount the TV. Not only will you save space, but it looks aesthetically pleasing!

Bigger is not always better.....

the shipping is free, so thi saves a penny or two

Better than a Sharp.

Never compromise on quality or size! Get the Sony KDL-52Z4500 - 52"
Go on....treat yourself

My tip: if you buy a quality TV, you're gonna want to buy the quality cables etc. to go with it.

Tip:
Plasma vs LCD - learn the difference, to avoid nasties like screen-burn or blurriness. Get savvy!

My tip: always check get good contrast ratio and go for larger viewing angles, otherwise you will end up seeing dim negatives of the screen at slightly off centre seats. The size of screen should suite your room, don't bilndly follow a dumb advice of 'getting the biggest screen you can afford'.

The top rated item is the Logitech Harmony 785 Advanced Universal Remote with a full five stars out of five.

Tip - Delivery is free!

My tip is to extend your warranty.

Don't be drawn in to getting too big a display. Unless you've got a huge lounge, a 40" or less is as big as you need. You'll only be paying extra for a massive screen that you can't sit far enough away from to watch!

Savvy tip - Toshiba 32CV505DB - 32" REGZA CV Series LCD TV - widescreen - 720p - HD ready priced at £401.29 is one storming deal !

my tip is make sure you strap you wii remote on, so not to crack your screen!

Sharp LC19D1E-RD and free delivery too - can't be bad

My savvy tip - you can make a smaller television look like a much bigger model by sitting closer to it. If this proves difficult, try moving the television closer to your sofa instead. Or why not try both, for double the benefits.

Savvy Tip - Make sure you get a 1080p HD TV with 2 or more hdmi ports and sreen size between 32 to 52 inches for ultimate entertainment!

Here's a tip - Dont bet on horses!

Joking aside, don't pay £30+ for an HDMI cable, get a cheap one for a fiver.
You wont notice the difference.

Here's a tip - Dont bet on horses!

Joking aside, don't pay £30+ for an HDMI cable, get a cheap one for a fiver.
You wont notice the difference.

The Sony KDL-37W5500 looks pretty decent with it's 100Hz MotionFlow technology.

Make sure you get it in time for the Champions League final...unless you're a Chelsea fan!

my tip is this one: Sony KDL-40V5500 - 40" BRAVIA LCD TV - widescreen - 1080p (FullHD) - HDTV 1080p - piano black

It comes in Piano black... so if you have a piano, your new television can nicely co-ordinate with it should you have them in the same room, like in a large loft style apartment, or barn conversion. Nice!

My tip is - Samsung and Sony panels of 40" and above are made by Samsung, and are usually better quality than the smaller versions of the same models.

My tip, try and find a new TV which also has a USB slot, you can watch avi files direct from a memory stick.

Sharp LC 32DH77E - Providing 100hz refresh rate gives it that silky smooth playback at a reasonable price!

My tip: The bigger the better - size does count in this instance - be brave and go for the largest TV you can accomodate. You wont regret it!

Savvy tip. Free delivery on all TVs!

My savvy tip is to buy a Blu Ray player or a PlayStation 3 to watch movies in HD.

'Savvy Tip' -

Theres no point spending a fortune on an HDTV if you haven't spent a fortune on an HD source to match!

Savvy tip - MP's choice, just think of the allowance that can be claimed for this,NEC MultiSync LCD6520L - 65" LCD flat panel display, a snip at £10,850.17

Savvy tip - the Toshiba 37RV555DB. 1080p 37" at under £750. Dell Part A2549065

Use Quidco on all your purchases,Read reviews from others,Search the web for extra discount codes.

Don't ignore a make of LCD TV just because you prefer a certain manufacturer. There are only a couple of producers of the actual LCD panels so there are often bargains to be had with cheaper makes if you aren't to fussy about scaling or features.

My savvy tip is to make sure you choose a tv with plenty of HDMI ports!

My savvy tip,
make sure you buy 1080p full HD, anything less is a waste of time and money.

Savvy tip: Make sure you buy a TV with enough HDMI inputs, one for each of your items of HD wizardry e.g. PS3, HD TV Box, Blu-Ray player .. and so on The Sony Bravia KDL46X4500U has 4 HD input slots!

Savvy Tip: Under £1k (after cashback) Sony KDL-37W5500 1080p (FullHD).

My tip is make sure you use the correct HDMI leads and good quality ones if you want to get the best out of your TV!

Wall mount your flat screen to save space!

My tip ,if your going to have one have a big one,TV that is lol

Just make sure your room is big enough for a 52" screen. And visit the site via quidco to get some of that cashback on your investment!

Tip: use cashback when you buy online ;P

Always choose the right size TV for your living room, bedroom, kitchen etc. Getting too bigger of a size TV can ruin the viewing pleasure and can also strain your eyes. Also get power stabliser plugs/gangways for your TV. Incase of power surge etc it can protect your expensive equipment and save you money and time.

My savvy tip is to do some research before you buy.

Sony Bravia 37" lcd tv widescreen piano black good value at £1003 and free delivery to......

If you want the full HD experience, ensure you choose a TV with 1080p display format.

If you are short of space in a child's bedroom or study, for example, a small(ish) 1080p TV can double up as a LCD monitor for a computer.

Ce piu spende, meno spende - In italian means the more you pay the less you pay. Go for quality brands such as Panasonic and Toshiba high end screens if you can afford it rather than the run of the mill panels. Do your homeowrk in Which? magasine and get cashback on that also!

Top tip: In Japan Sharp are the market leaders - not Sony. Its best to pick a product on quality rather than name alone.

Make sure you use a decent quality HDMI lead to get full picture quality on HD.