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It looks exactly like what is screwed onto the back of a monitor we have that came as a monitor/tv.  I always thought it looked like an addon put on by the manufacturers.

Brian

Quote: Originally posted by Gazebocurtains on 27/4/2009

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Are these analogue tuners?

If so, that gives them a short lifespan doesn't it?

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VESA wallmount holes it states. So your old LCD will need these on the back for the fitting. Also states its analogue which is no good as the Digital Swtich over has started with the odd part of the UK allready all on Digital so to get it to work soon you would need your LCD, TV Tunner as above and then a Freeview Digital Box and an aerial that can take Freeview Digital Pics.

Also like these old pocket TV's that people use. these are all analogue.

Chris

Quote: Originally posted by chrisb1357 on 27/4/2009

VESA wallmount holes it states. So your old LCD will need these on the back for the fitting. Also states its analogue which is no good as the Digital Swtich over has started with the odd part of the UK allready all on Digital so to get it to work soon you would need your LCD, TV Tunner as above and then a Freeview Digital Box and an aerial that can take Freeview Digital Pics.

Also like these old pocket TV's that people use. these are all analogue.

 

Chris

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Well not sure where you got the argument bit from i was justing making a post.

Time to read another thread i think

Chris

Thanks Dezzie, cheap as chips.

Quote: Originally posted by dezzie on 28/4/2009

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Quote: Originally posted by chrisb1357 on 27/4/2009

VESA wallmount holes it states. So your old LCD will need these on the back for the fitting. Also states its analogue which is no good as the Digital Swtich over has started with the odd part of the UK allready all on Digital so to get it to work soon you would need your LCD, TV Tunner as above and then a Freeview Digital Box and an aerial that can take Freeview Digital Pics.

Also like these old pocket TV's that people use. these are all analogue.

 

Chris

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Hasnt this all been said in the posts above?

The whole point I posted this was to alert folks of a bargain, because as ive pointed out even if you buy this and a freeview box it would still be a LOT cheaper than buying a new freeview lcd - and you'd need an antenna that could pick up digital for the expensive one too, so thats not even an argument, however in digital only areas the signal is a lot stronger, so you wouldnt need an expensive one.   For something that you can plug a dvd player into or a games console and use in most of the UK to pick up telly for the next couple of years, then its a bargain.   See what I mean?

FYI

Granada,Border,Wales and the West country are currently the only non analogue areas in the UK.

2010
Scotland North - Channel Islands

2011
Scotland Central and the "west" area of south England
Yorkshire/Central and Anglia

2012
Meridian, London, Tyne Tees and UTV (Northern Ireland)

So I'd say its worth a few quid of anyones money judging by the switchover dates.

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Not yet we're not!

We don't change over till november this year.

Brian