With money tight and the credit crunch biting, now may not seem like a great time to splash out on new audiovisual equipment. But there bargains galore online, with sellers offering large discounts in an attempt to tempt customers to part with their hard earned cash.
If you simply want to settle back and watch some DVD's, now could be a great time to purchase a new Best Buy DVD player that deliver top quality pictures - better than anything you can receive on a standard TV.
There are excellent offers available on HD ready televisions and DVD players - now is the time to buy.
Thursday, 19 February 2009
Wednesday, 18 February 2009
CUT YOUR ENERGY BILLS
It's a fact that your domestic electrical equipment accounts for 25% of the average household bills. But a blend of common sense and new technology can reduce your energy and keep your carbon footprint in check.
SCREEN SIZE The bigger the TV screen, the more energy it uses. E.G., a 32" LCD typically uses about 110 watts, while a 40-42" LCD uses around 160 watts.
AVOID PLASMA. Yourchoice of flat-panel is also key.
The LCD typically uses about a third LESS power than a similar sized Plasma screen.
STANDBY. Switch off your TV when it's not being used and avoid using STANDBY. TV's left in standby cost the UK 71 million pounds each year in wasted electricity.
LIGHT SENSORS. A light sensor automatically adjusts the backlight on theTV according to the light or darkness in the room-and can dramatically reduce power usage.
Now that the costs of energy is increasing-and will go even higher some predict, we all need to do everything to reduce our costs and in our own way help save the planet.
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We all need to buy HD ready TV sets as shortly we will have no option, so it is best be prepared and buy the most energy effecient TV we can.
SCREEN SIZE The bigger the TV screen, the more energy it uses. E.G., a 32" LCD typically uses about 110 watts, while a 40-42" LCD uses around 160 watts.
AVOID PLASMA. Yourchoice of flat-panel is also key.
The LCD typically uses about a third LESS power than a similar sized Plasma screen.
STANDBY. Switch off your TV when it's not being used and avoid using STANDBY. TV's left in standby cost the UK 71 million pounds each year in wasted electricity.
LIGHT SENSORS. A light sensor automatically adjusts the backlight on theTV according to the light or darkness in the room-and can dramatically reduce power usage.
Now that the costs of energy is increasing-and will go even higher some predict, we all need to do everything to reduce our costs and in our own way help save the planet.
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We all need to buy HD ready TV sets as shortly we will have no option, so it is best be prepared and buy the most energy effecient TV we can.
Friday, 15 August 2008
Reduce Your Energy Bill
Its a fact that consumer electrical equipment accounts for a quarter of the average household electric bills. But a blend of new technology and common sence will keep your energy bills down and your carbon footprint in check.
SCREEN SIZE The bigger the TV screen, the more energy it uses. For instance, a 32" LCD typically uses around 110 watts, while a 40 - 42" LCD uses around 160 watts.
AVOID PLASMA. Your choice of flat-panel technology is also key. An LCD typically consumes a third LESS power than a similar sized Plasma screen.
STANDBY. Switch off your TV when it's not in use and avoid using Stand-by. TV's left in standby cost the UK 71 million pounds a year in wasted electricity.
LIGHT SENSORS. A light sensor automatically adjusts the backlight on the TV according to the light or darkness in the room - and can dramatically cut power consumption.
Now that the costs of energy is rising - and will go even higher some predict, we all need to do everything to reduce our costs and in our own way help save the planet.
GREEN BUYS. One of the most energy effecient TV available is the Sharp LC BK which uses just 69 watts when switched on and less than 1 watt on standby.
We all need to buy HD ready TV as shortly we will have no option, so it's best be prepared and buy the most energy effecient TV we can.
SCREEN SIZE The bigger the TV screen, the more energy it uses. For instance, a 32" LCD typically uses around 110 watts, while a 40 - 42" LCD uses around 160 watts.
AVOID PLASMA. Your choice of flat-panel technology is also key. An LCD typically consumes a third LESS power than a similar sized Plasma screen.
STANDBY. Switch off your TV when it's not in use and avoid using Stand-by. TV's left in standby cost the UK 71 million pounds a year in wasted electricity.
LIGHT SENSORS. A light sensor automatically adjusts the backlight on the TV according to the light or darkness in the room - and can dramatically cut power consumption.
Now that the costs of energy is rising - and will go even higher some predict, we all need to do everything to reduce our costs and in our own way help save the planet.
GREEN BUYS. One of the most energy effecient TV available is the Sharp LC BK which uses just 69 watts when switched on and less than 1 watt on standby.
We all need to buy HD ready TV as shortly we will have no option, so it's best be prepared and buy the most energy effecient TV we can.
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