December 29th, 2009 by eShop600

Bag this Goodmans 15 inch HD Ready Digital TV at Comet’s cheap clearance sale for under £100, and save over £20! This LCD plasma TV has many features that will leave you impressed, and all for a price that has been slashed from £199.99 to only £99.00.

The leading brand in electricals pack years of expertise into this Goodmans Plasma TV, which will enhance your TV experience. It has an integrated digital tuner with all Freeview channels to allow you to receive an additional 40 channels with no monthly subscription or contracts – just a simple one-off payment. The Goodmans 15” HD Ready Digital TV at Comet’s cheap clearance sale also has a handy electronic programme guide, which means that you’ll get detailed information on every programme and film.

In terms of picture quality, the Goodmans plasma TV offers optimum displays. The Pixel plus feature automatically enhances the picture quality; however, the HD ready quality takes TV experience up to another level. Action will appear more crisp, sharp and fluid, which will provide you with cinematic-like viewing. The contrast ratio 500:1 also means that its contrast between the darkest and lightest of images will appear more exaggerated, and therefore more striking. The sizable 15” screen is also capable of being used as a PC monitor, and so can even make your computer images vivid!

The Goodmans 15” HD Ready Digital TV at Comet also uses fine Nicam stereo sound system, and a 4 watt audio power output to enhance your overall experience. Or perhaps you will choose to connect your personal headphones via the integrated headphone socket.

Not only can you enjoy the 40 extra channels provided by the digital tuner, but also you can hook up your blu-ray player, games console, or HD receiver to enjoy breath-taking action from other forms of media entertainment.

This inexpensive perfect example of convenient and user-friendly technology can be yours for under £100 at Comet Clearance, while stocks last. Choose to add accessories to your order, and instantly save again – such as the AVF 25” wall mount for just £9 to perfectly display your plasma LCD steal of a deal.

Below features for GOODMANS LD1547D

HD ready
Reception: Digital Tuner with all Freeview channels
Contrast ratio: 500:1
Pixel resolution: 1366×768
Electronic Programme Guide: 7 days

Local Information for Chessington

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Chessington is a town in the Greater London Borough of Kingston upon Thames. During the 18th century Chessington was a tiny village that stood on a large and nearly desolate common. Now it is part of the urban sprawl of Greater London.

Chessington Hall was a country house in the village and between 1754 and 1783 was the home to the failed playwright Samuel Crisp. He is buried in the churchyard in Chessington and commemorated by a memorial in the church. The original hall, dating back to 1520 was demolished in 1832 and replaced by a newer building. This in turn was demolished in 1965 and a housing estate built on the estate grounds.

Today the best know attraction in the town is Chessington World of Adventures. This is a family theme park and zoo which is open to the public from March to October each year. The park is split into ten individually themed areas. Also within the park you can see an English civil war mansion, Burnt Stub.

The former formula one team Brabham used to have their factory in Chessington. This has now been taken over by the Carlin DPR GP2 team.

The author Enid Blyton lived at 207 Hook Road between 1920 and 1924. The house sports a Blue Plaque commemorating this