Looking for the best TV to buy to watch the world cup 2007 we help you compare

by editor@text4price.com @ 17 May 2006 - 13:04:22

You have? Well, there are plenty of gadgets to help you savour the experience.

With most games being played during the day you may be Worried that your work might get in the way?  So you might be tempted to pull a sickie?! Well, it doesn't have to come to that - not if you buy a portable TV.

The Roadstar LCD4004SIL Handheld Television  has a crisp 4" display and a rod antenna to improve reception. You can plug in headphones to the Mini TV, so you don't disturb your colleagues and it uses batteries.

With the first match starting on 9th June, many companies have been trying to cash in on World Cup fever.

So you've probably seen England-branded speakers for no real reason. However, T-Mobile has launched an official England team handset. You can get a branded Samsung E270 handset preloaded with a video of Geoff Hurst's 1966 winning goal for inspiration, as well as other classic video clips and exclusive content.

The phone, which has a 1.3 megapixel camera for all those pictures of the winning goals, will have the Three Lions, on its slider.

T-Mobile has also teamed up with the Football Supporters' Federation (FSF) to deliver crucial advice and info direct to your mobile, whatever your network, So why not sign up here for FREE.

Of course, there will only be one way to see the World Cup this year and that's in Hi-Def. These 32-inch TVs are the reason why.


Panasonic TX-32LXD60

The Panasonic looks more Rooney than Lampard but it does deliver smooth, natural images.


Sony KDL32V3200

Sony, like England, has a reputation to live up to and with this telly, it doesn't disappoint. But its lack of connectivity could be its metatarsal.


JVC LT-32DX7

It's the JVC that lifts the cup here. Not only does it look good but it's compact and delivers a fantastic picture with sound output and lots of external connections to boot(no pun intended). If it came down to penalities, you would want the JVC on your side.

Finally, instead of kicking an empty beer can round your back garden, become David Beckham on screen. Ok, with the the Xbox you don't get Posh, which may or may not be a good thing, but it's coming bundled with 2006 FIFA world cup and an official face plate.

What more could you want? What do you mean a holiday?!
 

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