- Freeview HD- Built in Freeview HD is the easiest way to enjoy terrestial HD broadcast for free
- Resolution + - Provides sharper, clearer images with improved edge detail and better textural content of the final image
- DLNA- Connect your TV via a USB dongle to your compatible Windows 7 laptop. Stream content including videos and music
- Eco Panel- Consume upto 45% less power than a conventional LCD TV wihtout compromising on picture quality
- Dolby Volume- provides a full and consistent sound experiance at all volume levels, even low volume.
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The 40" REGZA RV puts you at the heart of the action with its Full HD 1080p resolution and integrated Freeview HD for access to terrestrial HD channels all in a stylish high-gloss design. Powered by Toshiba's MetaBrain processing engine, the REGZA RV features improved Resolution+ upscaling technology, which has been re-engineered to upscale any non-1080p source to provide sharper, clearer images.Dolby Volume is included for consistent volume and sound quality whatever you're watching and SoundNavi technology provides stronger sound projection.
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40 of 41 people found the following review helpful
I bought this a few weeks ago, its very nice. The picture is good, only 50HZ but i didn't particularly notice motion blur during the world cup final which was a nice suprise. The volume doesn't go very high and the speakers are poor. Apart from that the tv is great, nice remote, good EPG, BBCHD, ITVHD, CHANNEL4HD and BBC1HD. It takes a few secs for HD channels to appear but apart from that, the sound quality and volume level problems its great.
I've tried bluray on it, freeview hd and it works nicely. Uses quite alot less power compared to most brands which is nice.
Seperate speakers would eliminate the poor sound and remove the relatively low volume problem. Will save up for some decent 5.1 speakers.
Firmware is upgradable via Ethernet cable or via the tv aerial, searching for updates via the tv aerial takes quite a while. You need to disable 1 of the ethernet options i found in order for it to be able to connect to the server. There was no update available when i tried btw.
The stand swivels about 30 degrees btw, which is handy if you have chairs at different sides of the room, you can aim it towards you if no-one is at that side of the room.
Would have been nice to have red/yellow/white connectors on the back aswell as the side as my mum doesn't like the Wii cables plugged in all the time, there's none on the back so i plug them in the side as and when needed.
Regarding the person who said there's no difference between SD and Freeview HD, he needs some glasses, the difference is massive, even 12 feet away with fairly poor eyesight.
I've tried bluray on it, freeview hd and it works nicely. Uses quite alot less power compared to most brands which is nice.
Seperate speakers would eliminate the poor sound and remove the relatively low volume problem. Will save up for some decent 5.1 speakers.
Firmware is upgradable via Ethernet cable or via the tv aerial, searching for updates via the tv aerial takes quite a while. You need to disable 1 of the ethernet options i found in order for it to be able to connect to the server. There was no update available when i tried btw.
The stand swivels about 30 degrees btw, which is handy if you have chairs at different sides of the room, you can aim it towards you if no-one is at that side of the room.
Would have been nice to have red/yellow/white connectors on the back aswell as the side as my mum doesn't like the Wii cables plugged in all the time, there's none on the back so i plug them in the side as and when needed.
Regarding the person who said there's no difference between SD and Freeview HD, he needs some glasses, the difference is massive, even 12 feet away with fairly poor eyesight.
27 of 28 people found the following review helpful
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We've been looking to upgrade from our old Sony CRT for some time and I have been browsing reviews, forums and technical reviews. In the end it was a toss up between a Sony 403 or the Tosh. Nearly all of our viewing right now is SD, and from what I have read the Resolution+ makes this the best upscaling TV of the two. Also, some of the professional reviewers mentioned that Tosh use some top factory panels in certain sets in this range.
After a nightmare with CityLink couriers (Amazon were great, but ought to ditch CityLink pdq) we finally set it up, and have to say it is stunning. The sound is every bit as good as our old Sony CRT and happily goes up to a volume level which would upset the neighbours. We cannot hear any backlight buzz. So I'm sorry I cannot agree with the other reviewers who marked it down for sound or buzz.
The set up out of the box was easy. Plug it in, let it autotune, and off you go. "Simples" as the meercat says.
There's loads of connectivity (we really needed 2 scarts which LG and Samsung just don't seem to do), and with the full HD capability we feel this TV is well future-proofed.
From what I can see there are loads of display tweaking options, along with some pre-sets for non techies among us. I will probably have to spend some time fiddling with the colour, brightness, contrast etc but I think that is true of most TVs these days.
It isn't too chunky, looks far more expensive than it is (well, Amazon's price is really good isn't it) and was quite easy to put together with all the connectors easy to access.
So, I have to say this is a fabulous family TV and unless you are going to fork out silly money for the latest whistles and bells it will be hard to beat.
After a nightmare with CityLink couriers (Amazon were great, but ought to ditch CityLink pdq) we finally set it up, and have to say it is stunning. The sound is every bit as good as our old Sony CRT and happily goes up to a volume level which would upset the neighbours. We cannot hear any backlight buzz. So I'm sorry I cannot agree with the other reviewers who marked it down for sound or buzz.
The set up out of the box was easy. Plug it in, let it autotune, and off you go. "Simples" as the meercat says.
There's loads of connectivity (we really needed 2 scarts which LG and Samsung just don't seem to do), and with the full HD capability we feel this TV is well future-proofed.
From what I can see there are loads of display tweaking options, along with some pre-sets for non techies among us. I will probably have to spend some time fiddling with the colour, brightness, contrast etc but I think that is true of most TVs these days.
It isn't too chunky, looks far more expensive than it is (well, Amazon's price is really good isn't it) and was quite easy to put together with all the connectors easy to access.
So, I have to say this is a fabulous family TV and unless you are going to fork out silly money for the latest whistles and bells it will be hard to beat.
10 of 10 people found the following review helpful
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it is good value for money. I absolutely love it. it was the cheapest one I could find with the quality going with it.I did look at lot of internet sites and been to shops to find out which one to buy and what price I pay. I must say this one was the best.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Very nice - high quality picture
I did a lot of research before purchasing this LCD TV. My main priority was picture quality. This is my first flat screen as I was apprehensive about giving up the picture quality... Read more
Published 1 month ago by Scatman
Just plain slow
Want to change channels - its slow.
Want to switch it on - its slow.
So you keep pressing the remote buttons hoping for it to do something - always suspecting the... Read more
Want to switch it on - its slow.
So you keep pressing the remote buttons hoping for it to do something - always suspecting the... Read more
Published 1 month ago by RAF
Generally Good
I bought this TV about eight months ago on amazon for £355 (absolute bargin). Service from amazon was great as usual, setting up was simple had it going inside 15 mins. Read more
Published 3 months ago by Sam
Great TV
Bought this television for my parents, who were wanting to get a bigger and thinner TV with all the knobs on for a good price. Read more
Published 3 months ago by crackersjj
New toshiba tele.
I bought this tv as a replacement for an old sony trinitron. Other than the obvious weight difference, the toshiba is sleek, works very well with dvd's, freeview HD is excellent. Read more
Published 4 months ago by David
Go for it
Cheapest 40 inch TV from well known Company.
Far Better than I expected.
''Toshiba ''title illuminates beneath screen..can be turned off....brilliant.. Read more
Far Better than I expected.
''Toshiba ''title illuminates beneath screen..can be turned off....brilliant.. Read more
Published 4 months ago by ~Rai
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I've had this for a few months now (bought for £350 during an Amazon 'deal week') and, in the main, I am very happy with it and I consider it to be great value for money even at... Read more
Published 6 months ago by silverbullit
Killer TV
Wow, I was dubious as got this as an amazon warehouse refurb at a massive discount but it came in original box and seems to be like brand new! Read more
Published 6 months ago by Influencemylife
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This is a great TV and dispite the following issue which is now sorted, is exceptional value for money. Read more
Published 6 months ago by Ricky
confused
being interested in buying this tosh,i find it hard to under stand complaints of it being 50hz. If you read the official spec,you will find it to be 100hz-duuuh! Read more
Published 7 months ago by jarlink
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