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Usually ships in 1-2 business days | | | | | | The New REGZA® Cinema Series® LED TV is the most advanced, most beautiful TV we’ve ever produced. Our advanced FocaLight™ LED Backlight System with Local Dimming, and stunning new Deep Lagoon™ Design with Infinity Flush Front™, create the perfect combination of high quality and stylish appeal. | | | |
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| | Product Details | | Product Length: | 4.43 inches | | Product Width: | 53.62 inches | | Product Height: | 33.03 inches | | Product Weight: | 68.6 pounds | | Package Length: | 56.5 inches | | Package Width: | 39.8 inches | | Package Height: | 20.0 inches | | Package Weight: | 116.1 pounds | | Average Customer Rating: |  based on 25 reviews |
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| | Features | 1080p Full HD CineSpeed™ Display with Built In ATSC/QAM Digital Tuner for Over-the-Air and Cable-in-the-Clear Digital TuningFocaLight™ LED Backlight with Local Dimming2,000,000:1 Dynamic Contrast RatioClearScan 240™ with New Backlight Scanning Technology4 HDMI™ Digital Inputs (1 Side) with InstaPort™ and REGZA-LINK®2
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1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
 Best TV I had in years Aug 16, 2010
After over a month of research, I finally decided to Toshiba 55" for my small home. I wanted a TV that met the following criteria:
:::: No Internet Connectivty
I prefer my TV and Internet connected device to be separate. And here's why-
-- Virus, Anti-Spam issues: I don't want to install anti-virus and anti-spy software on my TV.
-- Upgrade: There is always a new version of the software (like Flash, SilverLight, etc) being released and its difficult to keep upgrading to new s/w to view channels
-- Performance: Every new version consumes more CPU/Memory and eventually it will slow down my TV's rendering capability too. Think about it, we change our laptops every 3 to 4 years, not because the display doesn't work. It's basically because the computer has gone slower.
-- Refresh cycle: Most TVs last 10-15 yrs, by making them software driven, companies are trying to force us to refresh TVs every 4 yrs, just like PC.
:::: Full LED Backlit
Full LED backlit provides consistent lighting across the screen. EdgeLit might be thinner, but will not offer even back lighting for such large size.
:::: Thin Panel
Wide Panel makes the TV big, but offers no real value.
:::: Connector accessibility
I was looking for TV that provided HDMI, D-Sub connectors near the edge of the TV so that it's to connect even after wall mounting it.
:::: At least one year old model
Hoping that after a year, the manufacturer would have resolved design/product issues.
:::: Amongst top 5 in picture & audio quality
I couldn't be happier with my choice.
Pros:
+ excellent connectivity
all connectors are pretty close to the edge of the TV, so I had no issues attaching cables after wall mounting my TV.
+ awesome picture quality.
didn't notice any blurring or other issues because of local dimming. Good contrast with deep blacks.
+ nice sound
definitely not the best in the industry, but still good enough.
+ edge to edge glass panel
complete glass panel makes the TV look beautiful even when turned off. The glass is glossy and attracts finger impressions, but still not bad, as I don't touch so often.
+ HDMI 1 or D-Sub with stereo audio
I connect my PC video (via DVI-HDMI adapter or D-Sub) and audio (standard audio out) and enjoy movie.
Cons:
- no surround sound speaker
would have preferred them.
Overall.... totally worth the money.
Toshiba Regza 55V670U Jul 30, 2010
We bought this same model but in the 46" last April for the master bedroom at a local dealer. Fell in love with it. Then our Sony 60"XBR2 started to go out for the second time, (First time was under factory warranty, second time it was not under warranty) so we bought this one for the family room. It is one great TV. For the money you cannot go wrong, great picture, great blacks and a lot of adjustments on this TV so you can tweak it to how you like the picture to be. I paid over $3,500 for that Sony, and bought both Toshiba's for less than I paid for that Sony. Sweet!
2 of 2 found the following review helpful:
Awesome T.V. and a good value Jul 17, 2010
I just recently bought this tv. Very good quality and compared to others in its class, a very good value. I did a lot of research before settling on this tv. I looked at Sony, LG and plasmas from Panasonic. I wanted a bigger tv and was coming from a still pretty nice 40" Sony Bravia. I wanted to get another Sony, but they were just too expensive for the size that I wanted. LG is nice too, but they are kinda new to the LCD tv market. Panasonic had great values on their tvs, but I'm not so big on picture burn in and large power consumption, which plasmas have. I happened to look at this tv because of it's design and the energy star compliance that it has. The TV is gorgeous, especially on top of the tv stand I also purchased the same day for the tv. I ordered from Vann's. The experience was great. The was no sales tax or delivery fee. Delivery was problem free and the tv arrived in good working order. I would definitely recommend this to any of my friends. The only problem I have with the tv is the sound quality. I good surround sound system will fix that problem.
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
Toshiba SV670U Jul 14, 2010
This TV is great overall and even greater value for the money. The feature that separates it from the competition is the ability to control dejudder and 120/240 separately. Some media looks bad when they are both turned on, so ability to turn off dejudder great if you don't want the movie to look like it was recorded with a camcorder.
The remote could have been better: even though you can program certain buttons to switch you to specific inputs (dvd, sat, tv, etc), you have to hold down the buttons for a few seconds for them to actually switch to that input.
No one can complain about picture quality on this tv. The blacks are exceptionally dark. If you make a side by side comparison to a high end 2010 plasma tv when both are turned off, the plasma screen looks so gray that it seems like it is turned on. The difference is even bigger when they are both actually on.
Brightness, colors, inputs, looks, build quality are top notch. No complaints so far.
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
Toshiba LED matches Samsung LED Jul 10, 2010
I recently purchased this TV after longing for a Samsung LED TV. The Toshiba was about $700 cheaper but I have a picture and sound quality that is equal to the Samsung LED TV. When playing Blu-Ray movies and regular DVD's my Toshiba BDX2700 wireless Blu-Ray player up converts the older DVDs to darn near blu-ray quality. I would easily recommend both of the great products. Watching Sports Center on ESPN is worth the look see just for the colors and I mean drop dead beautiful colors that are used on their sets.
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