At $525, Tyagi’s 24-inch LED-backlit LCD screen is quite possibly the cheapest LED backlit TV available in Australia. It is, however, kind of ugly. More »
Here’s the situation. You’d like to get some mates around for the NRL final on October 4 but your old clanker of a TV isn’t up to the task, or maybe it just gave out. You need a new one in a hurry but the budget is tight. Giz just caught wind of a deal from Tyagi that might just help you out. More »
When Kogan first started out, they didn’t just announce products then cancel them a few days before launch. They offered cheap TVs direct to the public via an ebay store. Now another company has taken the exact same idea, and changed it only by naming the company Tyagi. More »
