Toshiba 26C3030D Reviews
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Toshiba 40XF355D
Toshiba 40FX355D (239 words) by andym1234 - written on 16/12/09 (Useful, 193 readings)
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I've had mine for a year and a half now, and I'm perfectly happy with it. At the time I bought it, it was a very highly rated mid-range TV - with one unique selling point being the very narrow frame around the screen. The effect of this narrow frame is that its exterior dimensions are similar to that of a normal 37 inch TV - which is a definite bonus in tight spaces. If you were looking to buy one of these now, you should be able to pick one up for far less than the £900 that I paid for mine, so it should be considered something of an end-of line bargain. The Freeview tuner is very sensitive and does a better job of picking up channels than other TV's I've had. The ...
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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too long, it ll re-appear down at the local market where someone will make a small profit. After a bit of research, I decided to go for the T Toshiba 15" 4:3, LCD, Integrated Digital TV with Freeview. Pricewise, it seemed to be very competitive and its performance was highly rated. I m very loyal to Toshiba anyway, especially when it comes to televisions and DVD players. I ve always found them to be a very trustworthy brand, with few, if any breakdowns and excellent quality. I didn t want or need anything larger than 15" for the kitchen but I did want Freeview. This Toshiba seemed to fit the bill. I ordered my Toshiba 15V330 online from Amazon for around ...
Toshiba 37X3030DG
An easy to use, but future proof High Def TV (395 words) by mr_nadge - written on 01/10/09 (Very useful, 156 readings)
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This is the most expensive Electrical Appliance that I have ever bought. I paid £799 for it in July 2007 from Currys. The TV has a 37" screen. It is a Full High Definition television which means it is capable of the best resolution available of 1080p. For those who don't know, this means that it has a maximum of 1080 lines of data being fired across the screen to make up the picture. The P means that this happens progressively. Where you see an I afterwards, the lines are interlaced. The picture quality in High Definition is excellent. Although as with all HD TVs, you must have a High Def source to get a High Def picture. I have a PS3, Xbox 360 & Sky HD box ...
