Toshiba 32XV505D

I purchased this TV over a year ago now. In that time its picture quality has never come into question. Its sleek looks would look good in any living room. It has 3 hdmi ports which I havent come across on many other tv's allowing me to connect my ps3, sky hd box and blu-ray player all directly into it. Its a simple tv to operate. All the buttons ...

Toshiba 37C3030D

I have had the pleasure of using this TV on a daily basis while working away in the week over the last few months. When I first saw this TV, I was struck by its styling and clean-cut lines. The black screen surround is perched up on a silver stand and the overall impression is that it is very modern and slick. The 37'' size is big enough for most averagely-sized lounges while not overcrowding the room. It is noticeably smaller than 40'' or 42'' models though, so if you are in the market for a TV that really does look big, I would suggest going for a size up. In terms of performance, this TV has all the standard bits & bobs. It has an in-built digital TV tuner ...

Toshiba 32WLT66

got a newer 1080p Sony and the difference is night and day. The black levels on the screen are relatively poor in comparison and consequentely the contrast is poor. The T Toshiba is only 720p and older so its perhaps not fair to compare but it does show how much LCD technology has come on recently. Its defintely the case that you get what you pay for with these TV s. Other than that the TV has the usual array of connections and options. It does however have one very annoying feature though. The screen has built in Freeview - which is great if you need it - but if you have Sky or cable and dont have an aeriel attached it regularly locks up the TV. When you switch it off ...