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Great new high-gloss black styling, DynaLight dynamic backlight control, enhanced connectivity with a 3rd HDMI digital input, and High-Res PC Input makes this model ideal for your living room or home entertainment center.
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Technical Details
- 1080p full HD LCD- Film Mode (3:2 Pull-Down)
- Native and Gaming modes
- Cinespeed Panel
- Vesa Compatible
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By Jonathan A. Aaronson (Long Beach, CA USA)
I was in the market for a HD 1080p 40 in min TV. After much researching it came down to this model and 2 Samsungs. While I knew I could trust Samsung from the name, after reading many reviews it seemed that you are basically paying an extra $100 or so just for that name. To me Toshiba is a good brand name as well, so I didn't think I would be gambling anyway.
I bought my TV at Best Buy using the $600 price match on Amazon at the time (12/31/09). So far after owning this TV for one week I am thoroughly pleased with it. It happens to fit perfectly into my 2 bedroom apartment living room and I feel the size is pretty much perfect for the place and seating distance.
The only issues I have had so far are minor. The remote for the DirecTV works after programming it to the TV, but for some reason the power button doesn't turn off the TV, so the TV remote is still somewhat necessary. The only other thing I have noticed is that after changing the "pic size" to a different format it resets to the default after turning off the TV and turning it back on. I'm not sure if there is any way to set that to a new default, but either way it's only a minor nuisance.
My closing statement is that if you are in the market for a TV upgrade, but don't want to go all out, then get this TV. Another thing is that if you are going to want a higher level TV, then you should really be getting an LED and shelling out the big bucks. If you are getting one in the mean time that isn't so high priced to hold you over (older technology like regular LCD or Plasma) then I can think of no better way to spend your money.
By W. Jaffier
I've had mine for almost 12 months and it's been superb. I have cable tv connected, an xbox 360 and a wii. The xbox 360 games look awesome in full hd. The wii ain't too bad, but it ain't hd. For the price, it's hard to beat. I'm no expert, but the picture looks pretty damn good to me! Also works with my macbook pro, but the audio and video connect thru separate connections. Audio is average, but for a tv this size you really should be connected to a home theatre type system.
By L. Jaimes (Venezuela)
I am happy for this purcharse. It's a beautifull TV. The sound is not good, but using a home teather it is great.
By Sweetfriend (Dallas TX)
My TV arrived sooner than I expected and was very pleased.I always loved Toshiba as I do not get problems like with the other brands like Panasonic or Magnavox.Most of the TVs that I bought are Toshiba except when I was foolish to buy the Panasonic because it was a bargain price but lost the picture as soon as the warranty was over.Still have Toshiga from years back but gave away as I upgraded.The new one I bought replaced the Panasonic and am enjoying it so much more
By M. Little (Salt Lake City, UT)
This was my first HD TV of any kind. I really wanted something for long term without breaking the bank and with all the new 240Hz LCD cost became a real issue. I watched the the NBA finals and a good action movie on it and was very impressed with picture quality. The quality of the picture was very good just with the antenna getting the HD channels too. The TV was also very easy to set up, the menus are very intuitive for a novice. A few things that could be better, the built-in speakers are a little weak. Below the screen in the middle is a Toshiba sign that lights up when the TV is on but I did not find it to be too distracting even when watching in the dark, just wish it was not there. For the cost and what you are getting this is a great deal.
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