1 December 2011 12:24 GMT / By Ben Crompton
Pocket-lint's Credit Crunch Christmas gift guide is back, bringing you all that is unholy in the way of consumer technology bargains.
If you're strapped for cash, we'd probably recommend making your Christmas presents as a bit of DIY never hurt anyone; however you may still be looking out for that special something for that special someone and to help we'll be posting a deal/bargain everyday in the leadup up to Christmas day.
First up is this smart-looking LED TV from Marks and Sparks. Usually priced at £199, if you're quick, you can grab yourself a bargain and take it home for £99.
Specs include a 1366 x 768 resolution with 60Hz frame rate and a contrast ratio of 10000:1. You won't get some of the swankier tech like DLNA or internet connectivity, but it's still a decent enough deal.
If you're in the market, you'll have to be quick as the deal is today (1 December) only, however we're sure M&S will have a few more offers on before the end of the year so we'll keep you posted.
Credit Crunch Christmas: 19-inch LED TV from M&S
Televisions, Home Cinema, Credit Crunch Christmas



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