Munchie
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http://www.amazon.co.uk/Samsung-HT-TZ315R-XEU-Channel-Bluetooth/dp/B0016J2YXK/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=electronics&qid=1214125331&sr=8-1
What u think?
I was going to get a dvd player for £65, speakers for £100 and amp for about £100 so this is all in 1 and has saved me bit of cash! got £50 off as well cos had a voucher that work gave me
am i right to think that a an external hardrive can be linked to this to grab films/pictures etc?
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Brett
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Are the speakers actually wireless then? Do they need batteries?
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Graham88
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If that manages to maintain the same sound quality as when wired, then that's cool 
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Cavey
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Don't think they are wireless from the amazon link, because you can buy a wireless rear speaker link thing.
The bluetooth is just for adding stuff to it, e.g. Can play music from you phone through the DVD player.
That's what i think from reading the link anyway
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John
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Yip bluetooth is just used for playing music from phones and stuff.
Mum and dad have a sony system with wireless back speakers, uses infra red but the brears still need to be plugged into a power socket and a wire between them.
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Brett
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Not that special then 
I need something like your folks, john, altho infra would be useless for the reason i want it.
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John
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It is useless unless you can situate it somewhere nobody will ever break the beam.
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Cavey
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Don't think the one that adds-on to the samsung is infra-red, says wireless.
There was a phillips system out ages ago that had wireless rear speakers, pretty sure that wasn't infra-red either
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John
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Infra red is wireless 
I don't know what methods other ones use though, i'm sure there must be one that uses RF.
[Edited on 22-06-2008 by John]
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Munchie
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its not wireless...not bothered cos room is only small neway ! gonna order a optical cable for it now as well and a hard drive!
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Cavey
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I was thinking like Networking wireless which wouldn't matter if someone was sat in the way
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Graham88
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quote:
Originally posted by Cavey
Don't think they are wireless from the amazon link, because you can buy a wireless rear speaker link thing.
The bluetooth is just for adding stuff to it, e.g. Can play music from you phone through the DVD player.
That's what i think from reading the link anyway
Oh
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xa0s
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Cheap as chips -- I wouldn't expect 'em to be that great.
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ash_corsa
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Yeah you have to buy the wireless module which is about another £80
This has to be plugged into the mains so its not really 'wireless' its bollocks really
The wireless box works via RF IIRC
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