Acoustic Solutions ASTVD-3119WS

does anyone know where the hdmi port is?

I have had a combination tv/dvd model LCDW22DVD95F,around 18 months, well actually this is the second as the first one was replaced as it developed a fault, when one flicked through the channels something blew and cut the power in the unit. This was replaced by Argos as it was under warranty. Well lightening strikes twice as I have just had the same happen to this unit. Has anyone else had similar problems, if not it might help someone who is considering buying one.

Does every thing and the picture is surprisingly good - a brilliant tv for the bedroom

I purchased this Acoustic Solutions ASTVD-3119WS based on built in DVD and price,£200 at Argos November 2007.

Only other criticism is the channel display is very small and sometimes you may not be sure you have selected correct channel/number unless you pay careful attention when you first make your channel selection....again due to remote functionality to register first time every time.

This Acoustic Solutions is a great TV, looks great in any room, great price as well, don't think you'll get a better deal anywhere and my friend said it was better than hers, and its a Sony. Great TV

For the money this is the best HD Ready TV you can buy for a smaller room (bedroom, kitchen, study, etc). When you put an HD source through this you really see the difference. It's clear, crisp and beautiful. Picture from the internal DVD player is competent enough, but since this is not an HD source it suffers from not being up to the native resolution. The same can be said when you attach a Freeview box.

Set up is easy and the remote and on screen menu are self explanatory for anyone who has operated a TV in the last 10 years. For those that are technophobic the manual is clear enough to follow. The internal DVD player was easily converted to multi-region via a hack and has played every disc I have thrown at it - All region DVD, DVD+R, DVD-R, CDR. It does not play Divx files.

My unit did not have any "dead pixels" like the other reviewer, although this can be an issue with any LCD device.

Overall it the current price point of £249 you cannot go wrong. A fantastic bit of kit at an amazing price.

We bought this TV from our local Argos pre-Christmas for £229.99. After setting it up and tuning in, we realised there was a pixel missing, which immediately drew your eye to it whilst watching the TV. Went straight on to the website to see if they had anymore in stock, the nearest store with one in stock was an hour away, so we reserved one to pick up the next day. Returned home, set it all up - same problem, only this time, two pixels were missing - showing up bright green. Both sets also had a faint white glow at the top and bottom of the screen, similar to the effect of a speaker being too close to the screen. So we gave up and took it back for a refund. Funnily enough post-Christmas, the same TV is now £20 more expensive! So much for a sale! We wouldn't recommend this TV, it may be cheaper, but there's no point if it doesn't do the job.