My Cart - On 5th February 2014, Sky Television turned 25 and there is an excellent article in the Daily Telegraph which looks into the evolution of Sky. With the range of channels available to Sky viewers in these modern times, it might surprise some people to hear that Sky started out with just 4 channels; Sky Channel (which became Sky 1), Sky Movies, Eurosport and Sky News. It goes without saying that Sky has evolved considerably over the years. With Sky + you can record your favourite TV shows and not be held captive by the TV listings, and in addition to the many other advantages Sky has you can also pause live TV.
Perhaps what attracts viewers most to Sky is the range of quality shows that are shown on the numerous channels. You can find yourself watching something along the lines of Game of Thrones, and then flick to a different station and see something completely different like Only Fools and Horses. With this range of choice, you can easily discover a TV show to get hooked on, or even one that you wouldn’t have heard of if you didn’t have Sky.
What better way is there to enjoy Sky than investing in one of our cheap TVs? We have a range of cheap LG TVs that will truly add something to your viewing experience. Much like Sky, TVs have also come a long way from the first flat panels that hit the television market some years ago. Over the years, technological advancements such as high definition have soared where TVs are concerned, and LG has smoothly evolved, ensuring you are provided with a complete viewing experience. With LG TVs you can watch the latest blockbuster on Sky Movies with razor sharp images, and on Super Sunday you practically feel like you’re at the game; such is the quality of the picture and sound. If this has whetted your appetite then an LG TV is surely for you.
If you would like to discuss your individual requirements with one of our sales team then don’t hesitate to get in touch with us by calling 0121 327 3273. Feel free to browse our website and view the range of TVs we have available.
