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Vistron 32" LCD TV HD Ready Digital Freeview Built in 1366x768 800:1 500cd/m2 HDMI Silver
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- manufacturer #: VISTRON32S
- quickfind code: 136356
- 596 in stock for next day delivery.
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Great TV
os:
Not ApplicableThis is a great TV.
I have my ps2, ps3, and PC all plugged into it via its many outputs.
There are 6 channels.
-TV
-DigiaL TV (built in freewiew)
-AV1
-AV2
-PC
-HDMI
My PS3 looks great which is plugged into the HDMI socket.
It is quick and easy to set up.
I have mine on the wall, again it didn't take long to put up. Simply screw off the TV stand, and screw the wall fixings onto the holes on the back of the TV unit.
Great product 5/5, i am now saving up for another one!
Supercalifragulisticexpealidoseus
os:
Not ApplicableVistrons really are the future of all products!
Some bits take getting used to
os:
Not ApplicableBought this TV a couple of weeks ago, and in many respects it is great. I don't have any real gripes, but those thinking of purchasing should know the following:
1. It came with nothing but the power lead, not even a TV aerial lead. One might have expected at least this.
2. There is only one SCART socket on the back, and this can be a drawback if you have several peripherals. It is also situated very close to the stand upright making it a little difficult to insert.
3. The on/off switch is next to the power input socket recessed on the back with the other ports. The Power button on the front only puts it into standby. This is quite an ecological turnoff if you don't like leaving devices on standby. You either have to reach over the top of the television and down to the bottom (best if on its stand), or reach underneath and up with your hand (if wall mounted) to access it.
4. Bit of a shame it does not have a digital PC port on the back. The PC port is a standard 15 pin VGA analogue type, and therefore to get a digital signal from a computer you have to purchase a special lead and two port HDMI adapter.
5. Switching between the ports is a bit ham-fisted. It does not auto switch when the SCART device is switched on for example.
6. The remote is not easy to fathom. For example there are two sets of forward/back/up/down controls, and the DVB uses the smaller lower set of keys, while some features use the upper buttons. The remote can be a bit unresponsive at times.
On the positive side:
1. the HDMI provides a crisp picture even when using standard res. DVDs with interpolation. However, I have not worked out how to switch interpolation off and on to test whether it is the player or the television is doing the work here.
2. Sound is great - I mean loud and clear.
3. It's not too heavy to lift and position.
Freeview
os:
Not ApplicableThe tv is looks good but there are one or two things i'm not completely happy with. The manual was very basic, I had to check the internet to find out what certain words meant i.e. Pip (Picture in Picture)a couple of pictures on freeview are very poor even though 62%. Certain angles dark colours just blend so you cant make out the lines, been told this is normal for lcd. Not totally happy but happy enough
pip
hi could anyone tell me if this tv has pip (picture in picture) and that it works
thanks in advanced
