Aldi is selling 32 inch HD TV with DVD Combo and 12V Car Adaptor On Saturday 21th of May.
Bauhn 32" HD TV with DVD Combo and 12V Car Adaptor $229 @ ALDI
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That is one hell of a screen for a GPS system.
Beat the Tesla
Even Aldi knows we have a homeless problem situation going on right now.
Good for a caravan i guess?
My guess too, especially when their promo email subject is "Caravanning on sale Sat 21 May"
A projector would make more sense for a caravan, no? For movies at night.
Surely even a 32" is too big for inside on a wet day. Stay home if you want to watch TV :(
What if the caravan is your home?
In Sydney, I assume? :)
@bargaino: There are homeless all over the country. It's definitely bad in Sydney, but it's bad in a lot of other places too.
Resolution: 1366 x 768
Full high definitionHmmm
HD if you close 1 eye
Why? 720p is the HD designation.
I think you're thinking of FHD.
Now how to mount this to the back of the seats in my commodore to keep the rug rats quiet. Flip down display maybe? Now that's got me curious.
https://tvinstallation.us/how-to-install-a-tv-in-your-car/
Looks like a pipe and mount bracket for the TV. Just have to find a place to attach the pipe to each side.
It's so bogan-rific.
That's gold…. and in my commodore I think it will win the bogan of the year award at summernats lol. Weekend project is sorted now.
And the screen will just look like a minecraft game with block like information
The HD tv that came with our 1 year old camper has awful picture quality. It's a Camec/RV media. The colour and contrast are like something from 15 years ago. It looks a bit better when fed by a Chromecast with Google tv.
Anyone recommend a good full hd 12v tv 24-32"?
While you take a gamble with their warranty service, the Kogan TV's are actually pretty amazing for the price.
They're not made for cars, so dont ship with a cigarette plug; but so long as they use a 12v external transformer (most of their small tvs) any decent auto electrician can wire it up
It's a thought. The caravan TVs from caravan dealers are such a rip off. Who wants a tv fattened by a DVD player these days?
People still use DVD’s?
your mother
For her 'home' movies I bet.
DVDA on DVD
Oh my God. You want to talk about mothers? You wanna talk about mothers! It's mother time, okay!
Your mother's so dumb she went to Dr Dre for a Pap smear! "Something's wrong, Dr Dre! My coochie's doing a beatbox!".Upvote for the attempted diss (I think that's what that was)
Not everyone has a big enough screen in their motorhome to warrant bluray.
Not to mention, lots of movies didnt get a bluray release.
People still use BluRay?
Maybe they used their JB perks for the bluray BOGOF
What do you mean 'still'?
What other solution is there for high quality content?
Or even 'ultra' high quality, like UHD and 3D content?@timwog: Interesting.
Where can I buy movies on SD card or USB stick? are JB doing them?
Do they use any DRM?
Do some TV's (this deal, for example) struggle with that?Last time I tried my TV's player, it was struggling decoding 2k content unless I transcoded; clearly not a solution when you're caravaning.
I can't pack my entire server/network rack into the van, lol.@MasterScythe: The movies I watch are all torrent downloads. Admittedly it's hard to find very cheap TVs that can play from HDD, but I'm sure they exist. I know my dumb 42" Hisense bought 6 years ago had no trouble.
Admittedly, to save space, all my downloaded movies are 720p. So playing 1080i, BR quality, would be a problem?
@timwog: Ah OK, so there isn't a solution beyond bluray for quality video.
I live very frugally, I believe in repair. So, when my TV went bad, I bought a broken projector for like $100 and spent a few weeks replacing PCB components.
Works perfectly now.So my only 'TV' in the main viewing area, is currently a 150" Projector. 720p at 150" wouldn't be a fun time. Not to mention, as this post is all about portable TV's, as I said, moving my rack into a caravan would be a hell of a job. Petabyte USB sticks aren't a thing yet.
@MasterScythe: Sorry, I just stream everything. I’ve been coerced in to a life where I no longer own anything including my life. Everything is subscription based. LAAS - Life As A Service?
@pOint01: I assumed that, hence why I asked what you used for quality video.
Netflix and Disney are horrible at anything 150"+ (prime isn't as bad); admittedly, that's not a 12v portable TV anymore, thats the cinema room, but the compression artefacts are HORRIBLE.
Not to mention I watched things like Stargate SG1 growing up, and love to re-watch it, and the quality loss on streaming, compared to DVD, is just shocking. Entire background happenings in near-black night scenes have been 'deleted' by compression.
I have access to netflix, but unless I'm watching something in bed on a 65" or so, the compression errors are distracting.
Not to mention, if you DO go caravaning (like in this deal) I hate the idea of having to pre-download my movies, when a 500 disc folder just gives me instant browsable access to the most watched of my collection.
I buy a movie, it gets backed up to uncompressed ISO, the disc goes in my folder, the case goes into storage. It works well. I can stream the ISO from my server if I wish, or I can watch the discs on the road.
sounds like a challenge to install a 32 inch head unit in the car