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August 11th 03, 05:53 AM
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TV abroad
"Harry Bloomfield" wrote in message t... In article , says... | I am in Holland at the moment with a UK TV on a site with cable hookup. I | can get a really good picture, but no sound apart from 'fuzz'. The site | owners can find no problem with the signal - I am clearly recieving it | because I get the pictures. | | | Despite Sydney Kalms (Dixons) objecting to the Euro, in my wanderings around the shops in Holland while my wife does her shopping, I came to the conclusion that UK prices for TVs, DVD players etc were pretty competitive if not better than Dutch, French or Belgian. Belgium used to be cheaper for cameras, but with the multiplicity of Digital cameras I find it hard to draw a comparison. With my latest digital camera, I saved several hundreds of pounds buying in the UK. Computers and their components are definitely cheaper in the UK by mail order. The trouble with a multi-standard set is that the majority of the UK market doesn't need or want one; they maybe cheaper therefore to buy abroad. It all sounds like a good argument for going to satellite if you have to watch TV while abroad. 
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August 11th 03, 11:45 AM
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TV abroad
bowtiejim wrote:
"Harry Bloomfield" wrote in message t... In article , says... | I am in Holland at the moment with a UK TV on a site with cable hookup. I | can get a really good picture, but no sound apart from 'fuzz'. The site | owners can find no problem with the signal - I am clearly recieving it | because I get the pictures. | | | Despite Sydney Kalms (Dixons) objecting to the Euro, in my wanderings around the shops in Holland while my wife does her shopping, I came to the conclusion that UK prices for TVs, DVD players etc were pretty competitive if not better than Dutch, French or Belgian. Belgium used to be cheaper for cameras, but with the multiplicity of Digital cameras I find it hard to draw a comparison. With my latest digital camera, I saved several hundreds of pounds buying in the UK. Computers and their components are definitely cheaper in the UK by mail order. The trouble with a multi-standard set is that the majority of the UK market doesn't need or want one; they maybe cheaper therefore to buy abroad. It all sounds like a good argument for going to satellite if you have to watch TV while abroad. On a scuba diving holiday to Tenerife I recall being amazed at the prices for video cameras ... they were so cheap you could have gone over for a weeks holiday and bought the camera for the same money as just the camera in the UK -- Steve Parry http://www.gwynfryn.co.uk http://wrexhamseals.tripod.com
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