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I have never bought a TV and know very little about TV price trends or the latest TV technology. (Ive no idea what the difference between arc and earc is or what the difference between qled and oled is)
I have an old 40 inch LCD handed down from my parents which I use for a games console (wii), nicam stereo vcr player (using a scart lead) and blu ray player.
I've been considering a larger more energy efficient TV.
Is now a good time or wait til black friday?
Are TVs like computers (gets cheaper for the spec) or like hifi separates (getting more expensive) in terms of price trends?
I remember a 4k 40 inch TV cost £1000+ not many ay years ago... this makes me think prices are going down when new technologies come out.
I have an old 40 inch LCD handed down from my parents which I use for a games console (wii), nicam stereo vcr player (using a scart lead) and blu ray player.
I've been considering a larger more energy efficient TV.
Is now a good time or wait til black friday?
Are TVs like computers (gets cheaper for the spec) or like hifi separates (getting more expensive) in terms of price trends?
I remember a 4k 40 inch TV cost £1000+ not many ay years ago... this makes me think prices are going down when new technologies come out.