Toshiba 55ZV635DB

Toshiba 37C3030D

close. The tv has always worked perfectly with no problems at all and even now the picture quality is just as good as the day it was first setup. Toshiba products are well known for their excellent products and this one doesn t let them down at all. Well worth the money. Specifications - HD Ready Video Interface - Component, composite, HDMI, SCART Weight - 16.8kg Display Format - 720p Resolution - 1366 x 768 Features- Video noise reduction, automatic blue screen, contrast enhancer, DCDi (Directional Correlational Deinterlacing), Active Vision LCD, Digital MPEG Noise Reduction Circuit, Real Digital Picture, Pixel III PRO Input Video Formats - 720p, 1080p, 480p (via ...

Toshiba 37C3030D

close. The tv has always worked perfectly with no problems at all and even now the picture quality is just as good as the day it was first setup. Toshiba products are well known for their excellent products and this one doesn t let them down at all. Well worth the money. Specifications - HD Ready Video Interface - Component, composite, HDMI, SCART Weight - 16.8kg Display Format - 720p Resolution - 1366 x 768 Features- Video noise reduction, automatic blue screen, contrast enhancer, DCDi (Directional Correlational Deinterlacing), Active Vision LCD, Digital MPEG Noise Reduction Circuit, Real Digital Picture, Pixel III PRO Input Video Formats - 720p, 1080p, 480p (via ...

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 ...

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 ...

Toshiba 36ZP18

I purchased the Toshiba 32ZP18P about 2 months after it came out having previously owned a 32Z17P(the pro-logic model) The difference in quality of both sound and picture is very impressive. This model has a beautiful modern sleek appearance with the four satellite speakers totally separate from the screen enabling it to give a wider sound stage than normally possible. I have it connected to digital sky, VCR and a Playstation 2 and I use it to play CD's and listen to the radio, the sound reproduction is that good. The inclusion of a subwoofer makes a huge difference to films and music alike. The picture and dynamics of the set is also very good almost no ...

Toshiba 36ZP18

I purchased the Toshiba 32ZP18P about 2 months after it came out having previously owned a 32Z17P(the pro-logic model) The difference in quality of both sound and picture is very impressive. This model has a beautiful modern sleek appearance with the four satellite speakers totally separate from the screen enabling it to give a wider sound stage than normally possible. I have it connected to digital sky, VCR and a Playstation 2 and I use it to play CD's and listen to the radio, the sound reproduction is that good. The inclusion of a subwoofer makes a huge difference to films and music alike. The picture and dynamics of the set is also very good almost no ...