- Compact Flash Card: No
- Contrast Ratio (X:1): 3500
- DVB-C: No
- DVB-S: No
- DVB-T: Yes
- DVD Player / Recorder: No
- DVI Interface: No
- Electronic Program Guide (EPG): Yes
- Energy Savings Trust Feature: No
- Frequency: 100 Hertz
- HD ready: Yes
- HDMI Interface: Yes
- Horizontal Resolution in Pixel: 1366
- Loudspeakers: Yes
- Memory Stick: No
- Multimedia Card: No
- Number of Scart Interfaces: unknown
- PCMCIA Interface: No
- Reflection Angle: 178
- Screen Format: 16:9
- Screen Size in Inches: 32
- Screen Size in cm: 82
- Secure Digital Card: No
- Smart Media Card: No
- Type of Monitor: LCD
- USB: No
- Vertical Resolution in Pixel: 768
- xD-Picture Card: No
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17 of 18 people found the following review helpful
I bought this TV after reading many great reviews of it.
Pros: This is a good looking set, the shiny piano black and brushed aluminium means that it matches my mixture of black and silver AV equipment. The picture is excellent and shows no sign of blurring or juddering, which I've witnessed on other LCD TV's. This has a lot of inputs and with 3 HDMI ports it should easily cater for the addition of future HD equipment. The sound is good, although it won't compete with a good surround sound amp. The picture from the built in digital tuner is very good, which is probably dude to the built in signal booster. You can bring up a list of the signal inputs which you can select from, which can be quicker then most TV's that only let you scroll through one input at a time. The freeview program guide is well presented and relatively easy to use (although not as intuitive as sky)
Cons: The TV can be slow to react to the remote when using the freeview digital program guide and also when switching between inputs. It only goes up to 1080i, but on a 32 inch TV it can be argued that you probably wouldn't really see a difference between 1080i and 1080p.
Conclusion:
This is a great TV, I've previously owned a sanyo LCD tv, and the picture on the Toshiba blows it away. Although there is the problem with the remote not being responsive enough, it is a small gripe, which other may not find a problem. And for the price I would highly recommend this TV.
Pros: This is a good looking set, the shiny piano black and brushed aluminium means that it matches my mixture of black and silver AV equipment. The picture is excellent and shows no sign of blurring or juddering, which I've witnessed on other LCD TV's. This has a lot of inputs and with 3 HDMI ports it should easily cater for the addition of future HD equipment. The sound is good, although it won't compete with a good surround sound amp. The picture from the built in digital tuner is very good, which is probably dude to the built in signal booster. You can bring up a list of the signal inputs which you can select from, which can be quicker then most TV's that only let you scroll through one input at a time. The freeview program guide is well presented and relatively easy to use (although not as intuitive as sky)
Cons: The TV can be slow to react to the remote when using the freeview digital program guide and also when switching between inputs. It only goes up to 1080i, but on a 32 inch TV it can be argued that you probably wouldn't really see a difference between 1080i and 1080p.
Conclusion:
This is a great TV, I've previously owned a sanyo LCD tv, and the picture on the Toshiba blows it away. Although there is the problem with the remote not being responsive enough, it is a small gripe, which other may not find a problem. And for the price I would highly recommend this TV.
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
I bought this tv last week, as my father has a 42wlt66, which apart from slow remote response are both excellent tvs. Yes this is a euro version, but it does not affect use in the uk, as you just select english language. Ive set up freeview no problems and red button interactive works fine. For the price i dont mind its not a full uk version. End of the day we are part of the eu and have the normal warranty via amazon. Back to the tv, sd signals are great, much better than a cheap tft i had recently, and i use an xbox360 and it looks fantastic, the tv will accept a 1080p signal but as it is not a true 1080 screen it will be downscaled, i cannot make out any difference between 720i 1080i 1080p for games. Improvement over the wlt66 is that you can press ok to get straight into the input selection menu. The swivel stand is great but it does poke out quite a bit.
Overall very impressive 32" at a good price, what sold it to me was 3 hdmi ports and 100hz.
Overall very impressive 32" at a good price, what sold it to me was 3 hdmi ports and 100hz.
8 of 9 people found the following review helpful
Beware of this product as according to Toshiba UK the PG means it is meant for the French market not the UK, affecting set-up and access to services e.g. interactive 'red button'
The carrier also says there is a large F stamped on the box which people believe means Freeview but it would appear probably means France!
They have had reports from people that they can't get the TV to work properly.
32WLT68 is a superb TV but 32WLT68PG is not ,in the UK!
The carrier also says there is a large F stamped on the box which people believe means Freeview but it would appear probably means France!
They have had reports from people that they can't get the TV to work properly.
32WLT68 is a superb TV but 32WLT68PG is not ,in the UK!
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