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August 9.2" Digital Freeview & Analogue TV with VGA - Tipped by What Plasma & LCD TV and ERTSnagging.org In association with Amazon.co.ukOnline Shop | Property Guides | Kitchen & Home | Garden Tools | Power Tools | Consumer Electronics Get the Snagging Checklist Here! August 9.2" Digital Freeview & Analogue TV with VGA - Tipped by What Plasma & LCD TV and ERT from: August  
Price: £122.49 Prices subject to change.Availability: Usually dispatched within 1-2 business days
Color: Silver EAN: 5089076537752 Label: August Manufacturer: August Model: DA920A MPN: DA920A Publisher: August Studio: August Warranty: One year manufacturer warranty Features:
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 Rating:  - BewareI think this is a very poor product. The screen has a very limited angle of view. The speakers are awfull and are on the back. The included antenna has little chance of working (unless, perhaps, you are very close to a transmitter). We wasted our money as it is not really watchable, just a toy. Rating:  - Just Magic.I purchased this little wonder, over a year ago,it is used mainly in the kitchen, and is on most of the time, the sound is a bit thin, but other than that it is fantastic for a small Freeview TV Also works well in the garden (Cricket, Football etc.) Martin P. Rating: - Great ProductWe needed a replacement TV for the kitchen, but not one which was too intrusive. It had to be digital, but with the current signal strength the analogue tuner is a real bonus. This little device ticks all the boxes, albeit that the digital reception does need an external aerial at the present time. Rating: - august da920 9.2" digital freeview & analogue tvwhen i got my tv it would not scan or do anything so i had to send it back to be sorted out not good from a new tv so i am still waiting. Rating:  - Nice, but no TeletextThis Television installed the digital channels itself automatically without any difficulty, same for the analogue stations. The screen size is excellent on the desktop here where a 14" screen would have been way too large. The only negative factor is that despite the remote control and the handbook describing Teletext reception, I couldn't receive it at all. An e-mail to the supplier has just now disclosed that this set doesn't support teletext apparently.  Try searching the Internet for "August 9.2" Digital Freeview & Analogue TV with VGA - Tipped by What Plasma & LCD TV and ERT" or Ebay for "August 9.2" Digital Freeview & Analogue TV with VGA - Tipped by What Plasma & LCD TV and ERT". You might also be interested in the following great products:
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