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On-mode power consumption
22 Watts
Energy consumption
32 Kilowatt Hours per year, based on the power consumption of the television operating 4 hours per day for 365 days. The actual energy consumption will depend on how the television is used.
Visible screen diagonal
19" / 48 cm
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High Definition 19" LED TV with Built-in DVD Player
Perfect for small rooms or when space is limited, the 19DL502 delivers High Definition image quality with the added convenience of a built-in DVD player. Using LED technology, you’ll enjoy amazing colour, brightness and clarity, all in a super-thin design.
Along with the reassurance of Toshiba quality and great affordability, the DL502 series also includes built-in Freeview digital TV for access to up to 50 digital TV channels and 25 radio stations without subscription, plus video, photo and audio playback via USB. A HDMI input and a PC input make it easy to connect to other devices in your home.
Built-in DVD Player
The ease of DVD entertainment without the hassle of a separate unit, the built-in DVD player provides a convenient, all-in-one, space saving entertainment hub for any room. Cut down on wires, cables and remote controls--simply insert your favourite films into the DVD player built into the DL502 LED TV and enjoy. Not only can you experience DVD-quality entertainment, you can also playback JPEG photos and MP3 music files via DVR discs, freeing your favourite content to be enjoyed on a larger screen.
High Definition (HD) Ready
The DL502 series TVs support a High Definition 720p resolution, allowing you to experience more from your favourite movies and TV shows. Images will appear crisper and more detailed, allowing you to take your enjoyment to the next level. As a HD-ready TV, the DL series will be able to display HD images from any HD source.
LED Technology
The DL502 series also includes an advanced backlighting system that guarantees new levels of picture clarity by constantly adapting to the images on the screen. Colours are made more vibrant and contrast between light and dark is more pronounced, providing dramatically improved performance, whilst overall energy consumption and the thickness of the TV is also reduced. Response times are also much quicker than conventional CCFL LCD TVs, so fast moving image quality is improved.
Integrated Freeview Digital Tuner
With a built-in Freeview tuner, you'll be able to experience the easiest way to enjoy digital TV for free. There are to up to 50 digital TV channels and 25 radio stations. No subscription, no contract, no fuss-- with a Freeview tuner you can be sure your TV is ready for the digital switchover, allowing you to enjoy your favourite shows in digital quality for years to come.
View Images, Video and Audio via USB
The built-in USB connectivity provides an easy way to playback your compatible videos, music and photos directly via your TV. Simply plug in a compatible USB drive to the TV and select the file you want to play.
7 Day Electronic Programme Guide
Never miss your favourite shows again--the DL series includes a built-in electronic programme guide showing the digital TV programmes scheduled over the next 7 days. Plan your viewing in advance or easily browse the full range of Freeview channels--no listings magazines needed.
HDMI and PC Input
The included single HDMI input makes it easy to connect to a Blu-ray or DVD player, a gaming console or many other devices via a single cable, allowing you to easily enjoy the best HD content available. Need a larger screen for your laptop? The PC input allows connection to a laptop or PC so your TV doubles as a PC monitor.
Energy efficiency class:
A
On-mode power consumption:
18 Watts
Energy consumption:
27 kWh per year, based on the power consumption of the television operating 4 hours per day for 365 days. The actual energy consumption will depend on how the television is used.
Visible screen diagonal:
19 " / 48.26 cm
Energy efficiency class:
B
On-mode power consumption:
22 Watts
Energy consumption:
32 kWh per year, based on the power consumption of the television operating 4 hours per day for 365 days. The actual energy consumption will depend on how the television is used.
Visible screen diagonal:
19 " / 48.26 cm
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Customer Reviews
After a couple of months the slight niggles with our TV that would stop me recommending it are: a slightly irritating clicking noise; the TV doesn't always turn off when pressing the power button on the remote; and on a couple of occasions the TV lost all the channels and had to be retuned (this was long after the Freeview switchover had finished). It seems as though the clicking noise on other LED TV sets is related to faulty capacitors that may need replacing in the future (search 'LED TV clicking'). However, as long as the TV continues to work the clicking noise in a kitchen is just a minor irritation.
The problem I have with the TV is the truly awful EPG. It seems a bit mean to mention it when the picture is so good, but I am finding it extremely irritating! When you press the EPG button all sound and picture is switched off and you search in total silence against a black screen - this may be normal for small TV's, I don't know. I am used to having the current programme continue in a small frame at top of the screen so you can following it while you search for the next programme or some thing to watch later. Now if I am working in the kitchen, I must wait for the adverts before searching EPG, but then there is no way of knowing when the adverts have finished without quickly flicking back. Well I say quickly, there is an annoying delay before the EPG comes and goes. Also the default EPG display is 'Now and Next', not to my taste, but this can be changed to 'Time Line' but my preference cannot be stored! So must change it each time I use EPG............
Basically as a second TV it's great, picture is very good - just plan your viewing on your main TV or start buying The TV Times again!
The first time I fired up the TV it ran a short setup process where I could select the language, my region etc. and then scan for Freeview channels. No problems there. The picture looked really nice with the out of the box settings. The online programme guide is pretty good. It does the job. What lets this TV down though, is the sound. There's a good amount of volume, but there is virtually no bass. The TV is small and slim, so I wasn't expecting much, but this is the one thing that lets it down.
The TV has a built-in slot loading DVD player that works fine. It also has a USB port on the back and will play media directly from a USB stick/drive. I tested this by putting a movie (in AVI format) on a USB stick and when connecting the stick it automatically popped up the menu where I could select movies, music, photos etc. The movie played back perfectly, so that's a pretty nice bonus for a TV of this size/price.
So overall, OK build quality, slim and nice looking, good picture quality, good remote, decent connectivity options, DVD playback, USB playback for movies/photos/music, but let down by the weak sound.
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