I'm still fairly new to Ciao, but I'm doing well and hope to start writing some more ops soon! Zupkf...
I'm still fairly new to Ciao, but I'm doing well and hope to start writing some more ops soon! Zupkfa :)
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Model: RF6682VPL I must be a big fan of Aldi! Last Christmas (2001) I bought our silver 28" widescreen and flatscreen television. It cost £399 in the 'Thursday Special Buys'. I had to queue outside the store to buy it, as it was popular. Now I know why......
~~~~~~COST~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
I paid £399 for mine at Aldi. This is very good value for money-especially for a flatscreen! The same TV is now sold in the Argos catalogue at the same price. (Autumn/winter) Or, it is available in the Littlewoods Index autumn/winter catalogue for £449 if you feel like paying more!
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On screen display - menus and clocks that pop up Auto tuning Sleep timer - I’ve never used mine Child lock 2 scart sockets A headphone socket Fastext Virtual Dolby pro-logic 16:9/4:3 selectable format - Different screen sizes (zoom in, out etc)
~~~~~WHAT IT COMES WITH~~~~~~
A stand - 2 Black glass shelves (You have to assemble this yourself) A stylish silver remote with a large number of buttons (I don’t even use half of them!) Instruction Booklet - Easy to follow (Hooray!)
~~~~~WHAT IT’S LIKE~~~~~~~~~~~~
This television has a great picture that is very clear and detailed. The sound quality is great when watching action movies or listening to music. The top of the TV has a discreet line of five touch buttons. These are: Standby, volume up, volume down, channel up, channel down. These light up yellow/green when the TV is on. They look a lot more stylish than having a load of ugly buttons along the bottom of the TV. Underneath the screen there is only the power on/off button and the shiny silver BUSH logo.
Well what can I say, it was a great deal and personally I still find it better looking than most other widescreen TV’s. I can see my Bush television sticking with me for a long time.
Advantages: Cheap, digital compatible, no need for external boxes Disadvantages: Takes a while to work out the remote unless you have a child handy in which case they have it mastered in five minutes
Sep 15th, 2002
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