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24" review?

  • 04-09-2020 12:37PM
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    Hello,

    I'll be recuperating in bed for a few weeks, so just looking for a small TV for the bedroom to plug the PlayStation into.

    I was looking on your site at the Toshiba 24WD3A63, but I can't see any reviews of it anywhere online. Would it have another code?

    The DVD player would be handy, as I'll be sharing the PS3 with the main TV in the living room.


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    Richersounds.ie: DavidS
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    Pappa Dolla wrote: »
    Hello,

    I'll be recuperating in bed for a few weeks, so just looking for a small TV for the bedroom to plug the PlayStation into.

    I was looking on your site at the Toshiba 24WD3A63, but I can't see any reviews of it anywhere online. Would it have another code?

    The DVD player would be handy, as I'll be sharing the PS3 with the main TV in the living room.
    Hi Pappa Dolla,

    That Toshiba isn't known by any other code that I'm aware of! They are great TVs though for a 24" with a built in DVD player. They wouldn't have quite as good a picture as the likes of the LG or Philips in a 24" but the Toshibas would be the only ones with a built in DVD player and it has a smart hub so it is a very good spec!

    Let me know what you think!

    Kind regards

    David


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