Toshiba 37Z3030D

PVR satellite receiver connected to it via HDMI and the HD quality is excellent. When switching the set on, it automatically selects the last input source which is great. No need to select the HDMI input. The TV is a little slow to turn on. However, as it uses less that 1watt in stand bye this is a small price to pay! I guess we will have this issue on many energy efficient televisions in the future. The Freeview EPG is clear and easy to use. Overall a well designed set with an excellent picture quality. Highly ...

Toshiba 37X3030DG

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 ...

Toshiba 37X3030D

the first generation of HD TV s to hit the market and wanted to upgrade not only the size of the screen, but the pixel resolution too. in a nutshell, what attracted me to this television set was the fact that it can display a true HD image, also known as 1080p. This, number basically represents 1080 lines being progressively displayed on a screen at any one time. If you were also one of the adopters of the earlier HD LCD TV s like me, chances are would be that your screen only display s images upto 1080i. This is using less lines on the screen because the images are interlaced. So, what s the difference- a slight improvment in screen quality, but only just. So, ...