Where to buy good HDTV's?

[Nitro89]

I am looking to buy a 26" HDTV (720p at least) for my future PS3, I have seen some adds in the "Metro" paper for really cheap HDTV's, prices cut really low, but I forgot the name. Anyway, I just looking for a cheap HQ HDTV at 26", I found one which is perfect but still a bit pricy:

Samsung LE26A57C1DXXU 26" Series 4 LCD TV 1366x768 5000:1 Gloss Black 3xHDMI at £348

I also found the Bush IDLCD26TV16HD 26in HD Ready Digital LCD TV at £229.99 but the contrast ratio is pretty shit, if the contrast ratio isn't that important on a small screen then please tell me.

http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/partNumber/5291845/c_1/1|category_root|Home%2Bentertainment%2Band%2Bsat%2 Bnav|10199181/c_2/2|cat_10199181|Televisions|10199303/c_3/3|cat_10199303|26%2Binch%2Bto%2B28%2Binch%2BLCD%2B TVs|10199304.htm


Are there any better deals anywhere else?

[guns1inger]

Go at least Series 5, and preferably Series 6 if you can afford it. There is a reason the Series 4 is so so cheap. I have a 32" Series 6 (which is full HD 1080) and it is a very nice TV. If you want to use this TV for gaming, skip the 4.

[Nitro89]

why? is it because its not full HD?

I don't have a lot of money, I need something around the £300 region, is that Bush one good?

What other stores apart from the below sell HDTV's:
Argos
Currys
Comet
Dixons
Ebuyer
Hyperfi

[Nitro89]

I found another great one on ebuyer, Sense 26" HD Ready LCD TV Freeview 1366x768 800:1 500cd/m2 2xHDMI PC Input Gloss Black, this TV has recieved some great reviews however, it is not a known brand, and they usually tend to break easier and quicker, is it worth spending an extra £100 on the brand?

[joytimeday]

Onecall, and Butterfly.com have good deals for tvs.

[c4bdriver]

Try misco.co.uk http://www.misco.co.uk/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=331714&CatId=3474
Hanspree 28" I got a 32" one for £249 last week, sorry but they seem to have gone now, still got the 28" though