Toshiba 42WP27

Advantages: Great Picture. Sound. Looks.Durability
Disadvantages: None really

...Hello all and welcome to this review. 3 Years ago it was decided that we needed a Tv in our kitchen. Well it was the room that everyone spent the most time in..... So I don't know why we didn't have one sooner. While browsing the Argos catalogue i saw this one, only £135 for a Toshiba 21 inch..... Bargain! We ordered over the phone and a few days later this thing was up and running:) But be careful when opening this, it is a very heavy unit and you could hurt yourself! Always get the Argos man to install it for you! Haha It came in a rather bland box with Toshiba stamped on every face including the Eco friendly signs. I was glad that Toshiba use eco boxes:) makes me feel better about my purchase! In the box there was: This lovely Tv A remote An aerial cable (Unusual, have to buy them seperate usually!) and full... Read review

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Advantages: Price, price, price
Disadvantages: bulkiness, appearance

...The Toshiba Regza is a great Television for those looking to get good value for money. The flat, LCD, wall mountable Regza, compared to other brands, will not break the pounds at around £800-£900. Visually, the Regza 46" is plain. In order to wall mount the set a bracket needs to be purchased seperately, this can be very expensive (a couple hundred pounds). If buying the television to sit on the floor, ensure the price you pay does include the stand. The Regza is easy enough to wall mount, however it does pertrude from the wall considerably compared with other, more expensive models. The Regza is an easy television to watch, with lovely colour tones and a clear picture even in sunlight. Adjusting the screen is a little difficult unless you read the manual first, as settings are complicating compared to older TV models... Read review

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Advantages: Good value, easy to set up
Disadvantages: Only has 2 SCART sockets

...I have been promising to treat myself to a new TV for some time now and a few weeks ago, with Christmas fast approaching, I decided the time had come to buy. My old TV was a Toshiba which had given me 9 years of trouble free viewing so it was fairly logical that the brand would be high on my list of possibles when I went shopping. To be honest the only thing tht made me want to replace my old TV was the fact that it was so huge that I couldn't lift it which meant it was a major problem anytime I needed to move it anywhere. It was a 26" CRT type and I figured an new LCD version would be lighter and much easier to manage. The space where my TV sits is fairly limited so I couldn't go for anything too large but I did discover that a 32" LCD TV was virtually the same overall width as my old 26" CRT so I went off shopping... Read review

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