Just like the title says. Amazon has it for $695. --------------- Specs: Model 480i/480p/720p/1080p PC Input: Analog RGB ColorStream HD Component Video Inputs: 2 Front A/V / Rear A/V / Rear S-Video: 1 / 1 /1 High Res PC Input (S-XGA, 15 Pin, D-sub) Analog Audio Out: Fixed Dolby Digital Optical Out PixelPure 4G 14-Bit Internal Digital Video Processing Video Scan Rate: 60 Hz TheaterWide Modes Color Temperature Control ColorMaster Color Control Native Mode Speaker System: SoundStrip Volume Limiter: StableSound Sound Enhancement: SVB Auto Aspect Control Sleep Timer REGZA LINK (HDMI-CEC) Gaming Mode Input Labeling Mute Picture Freeze Dimensions With Stand: 31.4" x 22.8" x 10.3" Introduction Toshiba thoughtfully designed 4 HDMI input ports, a pair of HD Component inputs, and a high-resolution PC input into the REGZA, so it's convenient to connect your Satellite or cable box, DVR, and a gaming console, laptop, or other component. The brilliant SoundStrip system gives you rich, booming bass, directionalized sound output, and a 3-dimensional sound field. REGZA gives you a true theater experience and virtual surround sound in one slim, beautiful package you'll be proud to hang on your wall! |
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- damnyou
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- Dwynne
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Most experts question the ability to get any advantage from 1080p on sets under 50", I would think it would be about impossible on a little 32" set - unless you have it sitting in your lap Dennis |
. Nice price, but a 720p 32" should be less money and look as good.-
- kanderna
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- jimdandy00
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1080p is better if you plan to also use it with a computer not just as a tv. if just as a tv I think most reviews out there agree 720 is enough at this size |
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- orenelrad
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- hpmoon
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Dwynne said:Most experts question the ability to get any advantage from 1080p on sets under 50", I would think it would be about impossible on a little 32" set - unless you have it sitting in your lap It's 2008 folks, get with it. |
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- tickeller
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Anyone bought the Samsung 32" TV (LN32A300) at Sears Friends and Family sales last night and has an opinion on its quality? This TV will be sold on black friday at CC as well. |
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- superchiphoi
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bought 1 from Buy.com a couple of months ago at the same price. very nice unit... been watching a lot more football and movies recently |
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- mistergoodbar
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I watch HD movies on my 24" LCD computer monitor and I can tell a difference between 1080 movies and 720. Granted I'm sometimes sitting just two or three feet away, but even across the room 1080 delivers a noticeable crispness. That whole "you won't miss 1080 on a sub-50 inch screen" made sense two years ago when the price difference was $500 to $1000. Today, with 1080 panels so cheap, you'd be hard pressed to make that same argument... unless you're one of those guys who dumped a bundle on a 720 screen a few years back and need to continually pump yourself up about it... |
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- edplayer
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Dwynne said:Most experts question the ability to get any advantage from 1080p on sets under 50", I would think it would be about impossible on a little 32" set - unless you have it sitting in your lap Do most "experts" bother to include viewing distances when talking about the benefits of different resolutions? |
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- XxXxX
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can I use this as a desktop monitor? I remember Apple's 30" not too large. |
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- sdhamblin
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Would anyone care to comment on the quality of the OP's TV vs this Sharp 32" from Costco? Link I know the OP's is 1080 vs the Sharp just 768, but I don't know what else to look at. I don't see contrast or viewing angles listed on the Toshiba, or know anything about picture quality or manufacturing quality of Toshiba vs Sharp. I like the idea of buying from Costco in case I have any problems, but obviously want the best TV for the money as well.
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- Telco
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Thanks, my bedroom TV is on the way out. and I know Newegg won't do me like Onsale |
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- GnatGoSplat
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XxXxX said:can I use this as a desktop monitor? I remember Apple's 30" not too large. Apple's 30" is 2560x1600 resolution. This 32" is only 1920x1080. |
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- SeanKBear
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tickeller said:Anyone bought the Samsung 32" TV (LN32A300) at Sears Friends and Family sales last night and has an opinion on its quality? This TV will be sold on black friday at CC as well. I bought a Samsung 32" LN32A450 recently. Image quality is pretty amazing. I haven't tried using it as a computer monitor so I can't comment on that, but HD sources look pretty damn good (HDTV, Xbox 360, PS3 and Blu-Ray DVDs) |
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- look2cn
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Has any1 used Gaming mode & a PS3? Gaming Mode on my Panasonic projector has lots of room for improvement so I don't want to have unrealistic expectations. |
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- maziwanka
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im thinking of hopping on this deal. any further thoughts? |
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