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Toshiba 46XV640U 46-Inch 1080p Full HD LCD TV with ClearFrame 120 Mhz

Toshiba 46XV640U 46-Inch 1080p Full HD LCD TV with ClearFrame 120 Mhz

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  • DynaLightTM Dynamic Back-Light Control- digital tuning allows for tuning of standard cable channels, off-air digital broadcasts, digital broadcasts.
  • Built-In ATSC/NTSC/QAM Digital Tuning – Definition: CinespeedTM LCD panel has 8ms or less response speed necessary
  • CinespeedTM LCD Panel

DynaLightTM Dynamic Back-Light Control – Definition: Built-In ATSC/NTSC/QAM digital tuning allows for tuning of standard cable channels as well as off-air digital broadcasts in addition to digital cable-in-the-clear broadcasts. Built-In ATSC/NTSC/QAM Digital Tuning – Definition: CinespeedTM LCD panel has 8ms or less response speed necessary for cleaner high-action home theater images. A wide viewing angle ensures that youll have the best seat in the house. CinespeedTM LCD Panel

Rating: 3 5 (out of 5 reviews)

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List Price: $ 1,399.99

Price: $ 830.65

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    Gex N. Efx

    September 4, 2010

    Review by Gex N. Efx for Toshiba 46XV640U 46-Inch 1080p Full HD LCD TV with ClearFrame 120 Mhz
    Rating:
    HD, Blu-Ray, & PS3 gaming look top notch on this LCD. Scrolling text looks clear w/ 120hz refresh rate. I got this from Costco and had the chance to compare the Toshiba side by side w/ the comparable 46″ Sony, Sharp, Vizio & Samsung. The Toshiba & Samsung had the best picture quality & details in the blacks. No contrast ratio spec that I could find, however the darks have more detail than the Sony, Sharp & Vizio. The only difference between the Samsung & Toshiba was that the color on the Samung looked better, but for the price the Toshiba was the way to go. I’ve had it for 2 weeks and have not had any problems with it. At first I thought the menu screens were a bit basic and inefficient compared to the Sony menus, however after some time it actually is quite intuitive and has convenient shortcuts. I especially like how to switch between inputs, channels through favorites and or the channel history. I am very happy w/ this LCD TV.

    D. Petroff

    September 4, 2010

    Review by D. Petroff for Toshiba 46XV640U 46-Inch 1080p Full HD LCD TV with ClearFrame 120 Mhz
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    Stay away from this one. The first unit I bought worked for a week, but then started to turn itself off. I returned it to the store and got a second unit. On the second unit, the Menu popped up unprompted every five minutes. I returned it to the store and (foolishly) took home a third unit. The third one didn’t turn on at all. I returned that one and bought a different brand.

    Three units, three different problems, three returns in a span of 24 hours.

    Baltic Books

    September 4, 2010

    Review by Baltic Books for Toshiba 46XV640U 46-Inch 1080p Full HD LCD TV with ClearFrame 120 Mhz
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    We found this television for a great price at Costco. We were attracted to it immediately by the full quality of its sound. For some reason most large LCD units have rotten sound- significantly worse than your old analog sets.

    At home we use this in our large bedroom. It has great natural sound for basic TV watching. We also have it connected to a home 7.1 theater set up (Win 7 media computer, Optoma EP745 projector, Sony STR-DN1000 7.1 Receiver, Comcast Cable).

    Additionally we’re using it as a computer monitor, including watching streaming movies via Netflix and also avi/dvix files from hard drive. The monitor desktop looks great!–we use a VGA set-up for computer to TV (we’re using the computer DVI for our projector, but I tried both and it looks even better with an HD DVI signal).

    One of the other little surprises we discovered the other day– our Sony receiver’s “Bravia” function started connecting to Toshiba’s corresponding “Regza-Link” feature. Essentially the TV and Receiver communicated to work out each other’s basic settings when one is turned on (you still may have to tweak it is set-up a bit). So I suppose that means one (Regza or Bravia) is compatible with the other. I don’t know which or if both are, but it works on ours.

    The picture quality is also great. We have a 52″ Samsung in our living room. The display– brightness, contrast etc. is every bit as good as the Samsung which we love.

    This is an awesome television choice.

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