Toshiba 40XV648 40-Inch 1080p 120Hz HD LCD TV Cinema Series |  | Brand: Toshiba Category: CE
List Price: $1,099.99 Buy New: $679.99 as of 7/30/2010 14:04 MDT details You Save: $420.00 (38%)
New (6) Refurbished (2) from $555.43
Seller: J&R Music and Computer World Rating: 3 reviews Sales Rank: 3897
Media: Electronics Autographed: No Memorabilia: No Display Size: 40 Shipping Weight (lbs): 41.9 Dimensions (in): 10.4 x 38.4 x 26.1 Legal Disclaimer: We do not in any way represent that any part we sell is legal to possess in your jurisdiction. Check with you local authorities to ensure it is legal for you to possess before buying!
MPN: 40XV648U Model: 40XV648U UPC: 022265002865 EAN: 0022265002865 ASIN: B002DW989W
Availability: Usually ships in 3-4 business days
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| Features:
| • | ClearFrame 120Hz and Dynamic Backlight | | • | 3 HDMI Inputs, Hi Res PC Input | | • | Dynamic Backlight 3 HDMI Inputs | | • | ClearFrame 120Hz | | • | Hi Res PC Input AutoView |
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Product Description The REGZA® XV648 Cinema Series® introduces Crystal-CoatTM for 30%+ more contrast in bright rooms3, and Dolby® Volume to maintain a consistent volume level when changing channels or between commercials. The result is improved picture and stabilized sound for an enhanced home theater experience. New CrystalCoatTM You may watch TV at night in a dark room, but sometimes you may keep the lights on and have a bright room, or watch the game on Sunday afternoon with even brighter sunlight coming through the windows. Extra room light can lower the contrast on some TVs, but with CrystalCoatTM, you dont have to worry.
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| Customer Reviews: The best TV I could ever ask for, I HIGHLY RECOMMEND! January 20, 2010 Margot Castro (CALIFORNIA, USA) 19 out of 19 found this review helpful
I love my new TV.
It took me several years to finally purchase a flat screen television. I did my homework, talked to the tech guys and learned what all the specs were about. This TV is definitely a gem.
Picture quality is AMAZING. Watching films in 120hertz is fascinating. I've been putting on old movies that I have numerous times over the years, but when you watch them on this TV its like they come to to life.
I have totally upgraded my television experience with my Xbox 360 hooked up to Netflix, and my cable provider (comcast) is now in HD. Both are hooked up with pure HDMI cables. The picture looks great. I am very very pleased. If you are a person who takes your TV/Preference settings seriously like me, you will be pleased with all the option you get.
I HIGHLY RECOMMEND this television. Movies looks awesome, Xbox games looks vibrant and flawless, and more importantly you will be happy that you read this review and took my word for it. =)
Cheers!
Best TV for a bright room January 23, 2010 Coffee lover (Silver Spring, MD USA) 15 out of 15 found this review helpful
This TV has an excellent picture and sound. What sets it apart from other HDTVs is features that make it adapt well to varied lighting conditions. We use the TV in a sunroom where bright light comes from all sides, but the 40XV648's Autoview setting handles it beautifully, boosting the brightness enough to compensate. It also has a less-reflective screen with Crystal Coat, a feature to enhance contrast under those conditions. The Autoview dims automatically at night, but I prefer the standard or movie settings under those conditions. The TV is easy to set up without a lot of mumbo-jumbo. It handles fast action really well, too. Overall an excellent choice!
Okay, Let me tell you a story... February 19, 2010 Homer S. (Springfield USA) 14 out of 14 found this review helpful
Six years ago I bought a 34 inch, 720p, Toshiba Cinema Series TV (which is a picture tube set!). It has been great, served me well, but now that the prices have come down so much, I thought it would be a good time to buy a new set. Considering how almost no programming is 1080p, I figured I'd go for a good deal on a 720p set, which everyone is trying to get rid of.
I bought a Panasonic X1 Viera 720p, 42 inch, plasma set from a local retailer. I got it home and felt the picture was good, but not better than my old Toshiba. Unfortunately (fortunately) it developed a hum/high pitched buzz. I took it back immediately and the sales person showed me this Toshiba XV648. It was a little bit more than I wanted to spend at first, because I was happy with my old set and was strictly looking for a bargain on a bigger, more contemporary set. He gave me a great deal on it and I could not be more pleased.
First off, don't invest in a 720p (unless you just absolutely can't afford this set). Even though the only 1080p programming right now is blu-ray, you will eventually get a blu-ray and you'd be missing out some on picture quality. This TV looks beautiful sitting in my room. The piano black case and the dark black of the screen make this very attractive. But the picture is what will blow you away! The Viera was good, but the LCD offers so much more brightness, contract, and crispness it really was no comparison. It is really easy to set up, easy to operate, and easy to configure. You can adjust the picture based on simple settings or very advanced fine tuning depending on your needs.
I am the type of person who likes to research and read reviews, and it was difficult to find any on this particular set because it's still quite new. Don't be deterred by some of the bad things you may have heard about Toshiba. Just like Sony Bravia, or Samsung, Toshiba makes a fair amount of cheap product out there to be sold in warehouse clubs and/or big box stores. If it says REGZA or Cinema Series, you should be just fine. For the money, I am convinced that there is not a better set out there. It really is an awesome picture and a refined design.
If there is a knock on it it would have to be the sound. It's not bad, mind you, for a flat panel. However, I have run through my amp 5.1 surround sound so its no big deal at all.
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