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5 Reviews for Toshiba 37X3030 - 37" Widescreen 1080P Full HD LCD TV - With Freeview
Very good pic quality - 27 Mar 2008
0 out of 0 found this review helpful.
Doesn't accept signals higher that 1280x1024 thru VGA cable. Haven't used HDMI yet, used compoponent cable to connect my 360.Works good.
i love my new tv!!!! - 04 Mar 2008
1 out of 1 found this review helpful.
After 3-4 weeks of surfin the net, checking out loads of web pages and online reviews and much deliberation(mostly with myself!) i finally bought what has quickly turned into my fave item.
This tv is amazing,the picture and sound quality really is fantastic and its just the right size to look as if it belongs in your front room(unlike some massive sets that look like you've just been robbin NASA!)the hd capability is really impressive too although i think the v.expensive HDMI leads from Monster might have somethin to do with it as a friend has same tv but is using scart an he says mine looks miles better.Was also looking to purchase a surround sound/home cinema sort of thing but am more than happy with just the tv sound capability,no hums or distorts until you get right up to near full volume which is ace as about a quarter is sufficient to let my nieghbours know what im watching!
On friday just gone although i was over the moon with my new toy i still had to convince the mrs that it wasnt just an expensive tv,luckily i picked up Stardust and some micro popcorn on the way home-result one very happy, very convinced other half!
All in all this tv is absolutely tip top an i would definitly recommend it if your in the market for a new big screen.
PS its only £679 in comet!
Good Picture and the right size for my flat - 04 Mar 2008
0 out of 0 found this review helpful.
Given a choice, and the money, I'd go for a really big TV but I live in a flat so I went for this and I'm very pleased.
The picture quality is very good with HD, SD and Freeview. You can't escape compression artifacts entirely but that's the signal, not the TV itself. The sound is more than adequate, with decent bass, until I choose a surround sound system to go with it.
Find one in a shop and take a look, but I feel my money was well spent and that it should be on your HD TV shortlist.
NOT JUST A GREAT HD PICTURE...... - 08 Feb 2008
3 out of 3 found this review helpful.
searching for a full hd tv is probably the hardest choice i have had to make since deciding to get the 360 over the ps3, and in the end value for money won again.
the first thing i will say about this tv on hd is that its STUNNING! call of duty 4 may aswell have been real for all i could tell! the picture is fantastic and that's just through the hd composite cable provided have yet to see an hdmi cable or any other hd source!
which brings me to my next point, i dont have an hd player or blue ray, not till i do get the ps3 (mainly for blue ray, games have not impressed me much yet) so i really wanted a tv that looked just as amazing while watching sky or a dvd.
so when it arrived 4 hours before Amazon promised i quickly set it up and switch on sky, picture was good not great but good ten minutes later and a few adjustments and the picture was fantastic.
i then held my breath as i put on the transformers, on a cheapish Phillips dvd player, i have never been so tense watching that film!
the picture was so sharp and perfect it looked hd from where i was sitting.
partly i think this is because i spent a day measuring all the viewing angles and looking at amazons chart on what size tv you should get, its not wrong the size is perfect.
if you get closer to the tv you can see the quality drop slightly but from the sofa its perfect!
i can not wait to watch a hd movie and i can only imagine what an hd player will do when up scaling my old dvds!
you cannot go wrong with this tv its cheap its a make you can trust and the in built sound is great for watching normal tv, (could do with a bit more kick when watching a film, the pictures so great you feel like your there but the sound reminds you your not, which is a shame).
i must thank all the people who reviewed this product, i took your word on how good the tv was and you was all 100% correct!
to me its a 5 star, to some one who wants more expect to pay through the teeth for it!
Slightly Disappointing - 27 Jan 2008
1 out of 4 found this review helpful.
I watch a lot of movies and I bought this set because I thought it would be the best match for my HD-DVD player.
Apart from being larger, I found the picture clarity no better when playing HD-DVD's than my old 27" HD-TV (which downscaled the 1080i input to 720p). Even after putting the pixel suppression and noise reduction to maximum there is still a degree of pixelisation particularly on grey skies. I have spoken to Toshiba and they advise purchasing their new 1080p player but after paying £440 12 months ago for their 1080i version, I feel they should be offering a software upgrade the same as they did for the HD-XE1.
As for the TV picture, Freeview is OK but not as good as my old set, possibly because it is a larger screen and everything is magnified. Analogue TV is terrible, but as there is no need to watch analogue it doesn't really matter.
It all could be down to viewing distance. If the TV was in the lounge with a normal viewing distance it would be perfect but I am only about 2m from the screen in my 'viewing room' and at about 3m (when I stand in the kitchen)the picture appears decidedly better. Unfortunately no-one seems to be making a 32" 1080p TV and that would have been the ideal size for where it is situated.
Having said all that, a colleague with a normal 37" HD ready set thinks the picture is fantastic on HD-DVD & Freeview and my 3 boys, who all have 32" HD tv's in their rooms for their X-Boxes and NTL HD on one of them, think it is fantastic.
I told my wife I had ordered the set about 5 minutes before it arrived. She was not happy and told me it had to go back but even she now grudgingly admits (to the boys) that QVC jewellry and craft looks better.
To sum it up, you need at least 3m between you and the screen and, if you do want to see movies in true HD then get a 1080p player