10 points!!! Tv with integrated blue-ray DVD player?

You don't want to buy something like that because optical disc players tend to have much shorter life-spans than televisions. Repairs are ridiculously expensive these days and it's often cheaper to replace a component. You'd eventually end up with a TV that has a broken disc player built-in.

Best to keep your components separate. If something breaks, you can replace it instead of being stuck with a partially functioning unit.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Toshiba-22CV100C-22-LCD-TV-DVD-Combo-TV-Broken-/170696525138?pt=Televisions&hash=item27be4e4552

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Prima-LV1910P-19-LCD-TV-DVD-Combo-Broken-/180724214297?pt=Televisions&hash=item2a1400aa19

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Don't buy an integrated DVD/Blu-ray television set.
These are not reliable and if either the telly or the player fails you will be left with an expensive lump that cannot be economically repaired. The top manufacturers don't make these for good reaason - their reputation will suffer badly.

You should buy them as separate units and then you can chose the best that your budget will afford. DVD players are available for less than £30 and so if it fails you will still have a working telly and the player can be cheaply replaced. DVD recorders cost from about £100.

Blu-ray recorders are very expensive and I have never seen any integrated units. So any television that claims to have a recorder built in will cost at least £900 (or it's a fake or very nasty).

I dont think there is any Tv with intergrated blue-ray DVD player i think it's better to buy seperate though.