Toshiba 46XF350P

Toshiba 27WLT56

Bought this from John Lewis. The features on this is amazing. PiP, Split Screen, PC input, HD Readt, built-in digital and analouge TV. PiP: The picture in picture feature is good if your watching TV whilst on the PC or watching two TV programs. Adjustable size for the smaller screen and can be place in differnet corners. Split screen: Same as the PiP feature, but halves the screen so the two feeds are the same size. You can connect virturally anything to this TV. Comes with various adapters for connecting appliances. The menu system and changing input source is slow, but not enough to be annoying. Digital/Analouge TV tunes in quickly ...

Toshiba 36ZP18

This T.V did not look the best one in the shop! But reading a few reviews seem to put it as one of the best 36inch T.V`s around. The main problem with this big T.V was geting it out of the box and on its stand! when you get it on the stand and see it for the first time in your room it really does look elegant as some reviews say. Connecting up the DVD,Video,PS2 and sky box was easy as there is loads of connections. As i use the DVD the most this was connected to S-video input which gives the best picture i have ever seen on a tv! PS2 used S-video input at the front of the tv and also gives great pics, how games should be played. The Video used the Scart which ...

Toshiba 36ZP18

it and sought a new choice. I should have remembered that my old 28 inch nicam which was still rock solid after 9 years was also a Toshiba - funny how I did not notice that logo on the bottom. I was influences by the reports in "Home Cinema" and similar magazines. I suppose they have their uses, but take the reports with a pinch of salt. I remember when I bought a "What Video" star best buy, and the pciture was the pits. Anyway, the Tosh was two grand, against a Hitachi at £1900 or Sony at £2100+. Philips was abundant in store, but ruled out as their own service personnel admited that 4 had been returned that week. I would have gone for ...