TOSHIBA 42X3030D 42" 1080P LCD TV - £817.00 DELIVERED + 3.5% QUIDCO!
Stunning deal at Curry's on this with the discount codes floating around (attached) - £817 with the £80 off £800 code - also get 3.5% quidco too - so if it tracks thats a 42" 1080P display for around £790!
* HD 1080p Ready for a vividly real Image * Active Vision LCD image technology
* Receive up to 41 digital TV channels * SRS WOW Virtual Surround Sound
* Twin HDMI digital connectivity * 178 degrees Viewing angles
* 2 No of Scarts * Stand Included * Wall Mountable * Parental Lock
Enjoy :)


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Jump to unread Post a CommentCan someone please read this http://www.avforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=524919 and tell me if it does 1:1 PM (not in the manual)?
If so looks like a good alternative to Sharp.
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Yep, as if I have nothing else to do but read staff on some forums.
Can someone please read this http://www.avforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=524919 and tell me if it does 1:1 PM (not in the manual)?
If so looks like a good alternative to Sharp.
Read it yourself. :p
I dont know if it will support 1:1 exactly, but it will definantly do it with at least some overscan, 1360x768. - Which to me looks crystal clear anyway.
well worth it at that prive aswell
i paid just under a grand for it with a stand
Full review here : http://www.hdtvtest.co.uk/Toshiba-42X3030D/
http://www.trustedreviews.com/tvs/review/2007/05/11/Toshiba-Regza-42X3030D-42in-LCD-TV/p1
And for the people having a pop at olmer for asking for help - shame on you!
I have the 37" model, and it's very good on SD sources too, such as TiVo and DVD. One criticism of the Sharp models was bad SD upscaling but the Tosh is excellent. The internal EPG for freeview is good, and a PS3 through HDMI looks suitably lovely too.
The only thing I dislike is the lack of discreet input-source codes on the remote, and slow source switching.
no point buying a new tv with these new technologies missing.
no point buying a new tv with these new technologies missing.
If you wait for the new technologies you'd never buy anything, what with the rate of development in the entertainment market.
Does anybody rate renting a TV (so you can get the afore mentioned new technologies updated all the time?).
I've never rented but would be interested to hear other opinions...
It gets good reviews everywhere
Not many faults raised in forums
It does 1:1 pixel mapping over component and HDMI
it does not do 1080p@24 for those wanted 24fps action from their PS3 blue ray
Still very tempting at this price though. But looks like 1080p is becoming the norm and prices will fall further.
voted hot regardless
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so will i get my quido from curries??