Toshiba 40ZF355D

If space is an issue or not - worth considering !!! (260 words)
by e-say - written on 26/10/08, updated on 26/10/08 (Very useful, 300 readings)
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as most 37" models. That was what attracted me initially to this LCD. I have limited space and a lot 40" LCDs are just way to big and bulky. The T Toshiba boasts what is perhaps the thinnest bezel on the market and this is the key to its compactness. It indeed fits nicely where my old 32 bulky old cathod monster use to occupy. But this is not all, this is a very high spec lcd with all the usual inputs and outputs, bells and whistles you would expect to find on any high end LCD. I bought this LCD through the internet as the usual big stores (Curry s et al do not appear to stock it). It s a shame because it really is a stunner. However, it s not cheap but then ...

Toshiba 37Z3030D

Excellent picture quality, good value (205 words)
by Millennium - written on 14/07/09 (Useful, 104 readings)
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I am really impressed with this television. It has a superb picture and good sound. Setting up was easy. It quickly found the analogue and digital (Freeview) channels. The initial colour was too red for my taste, but this was soon corrected by the easy to use menu. Switching between analogue channels is very easy as there is a dedicated button on the remote control. Not that I use this much of course! The remote is very easy to use, although the first one that I had was faulty and I had to get a replacement. I have a Humax HD freesat PVR satellite receiver connected to it via HDMI and the HD quality is excellent. When switching the set on, it automatically selects the last ...

Toshiba 15V330DG

Toshiba 15" LCD with Freeview - Smart and Slimline (1017 words)
by foreveramber - written on 22/09/08 (Very useful, 263 readings)
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I m one of those sad people that has to have a TV in every room (except the bathroom). The main TV viewing room in my flat is the lounge. But without a doubt, the second most important TV for me, is the kitchen telly. I spend a fair amount of time in this room, which being a basement flat, has a window overlooking a brick wall. Not very stimulating or inspiring as may imagine. Now while I m pottering around in the kitchen, trying to prepare ever more varied meals to tempt my family, I do like some sort of distraction from the delights of grated carrot or potato peelings. This is where the TV comes in. My old TV, an analogue, was simply too large, Despite only being ...