[lulak]

Hi,

I am looking to spend around $500 on the tv and I know I will be moving to Europe in a few years so I am thinking about getting a multisystem one.

Do they work well? TV is all digital there now so I am not even sure if it matters...please help

 

[TVbc]



Quote:
Originally Posted by lulak /forum/post/16902420


Hi,

I am looking to spend around $500 on the tv and I know I will be moving to Europe in a few years so I am thinking about getting a multisystem one.

Do they work well? TV is all digital there now so I am not even sure if it matters...please help

in a "few years" it won't matter. your $500 tv won't be worth shipping over. tech will be far advanced, pricing entirely different.


if you were talking $5000 maybe there would be some consideration, but even then ,with the way advancements go. . .


inanycase, i'm hard pressed to think what you will be getting now for $500

 

[MrBobb]

+1


In a few years, u don't wanna see that tired TV and are ready for a new one. If it lasts that long.

 

[soupcxan]

Probability that your TV is damaged in shipping: 99%.

Probability that your shipper's insurance only covers replacement cost (e.g. depreciated value): 100%

Amount they pay you for your busted TV: 1 euro, after months of negotiation and the threat of lawsuits

 

[1080z]

I lived in London several years. Buy a TV in the country you live in and sell it as you're preparing to return home. You'll want the latest tech in a few years.

 

[Extreme_Boky]



Quote:
Originally Posted by lulak /forum/post/16902420


Hi,

I am looking to spend around $500 on the tv and I know I will be moving to Europe in a few years so I am thinking about getting a multisystem one.

Do they work well? TV is all digital there now so I am not even sure if it matters...please help

Get Philips !!!


Boky