1. Built in Slot loading DVD player
2. Built-in ATSC/NTSC/QAM digital tuner
3. Official DivX Certified
4. PC Inputs for computers
5. HDMI inputs

Editorial Review :

22"W HD LCDVD TV Combo

Customer Review :

A Decent HDTV Combo

We don't watch a lot of TV in our household so this is our only TV and it suits us fine. It has a good clear picture, with an easy to use DVD player and remote. However, the sound is a little under powered. We purchased a cheap PC speaker/sub woofer system to remedy that and it's been just fine.

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Like art instead of a big, fat TV in your bedroom.

I love this TV because my husband likes a TV in the bedroom and I don't. I lost but at least I don't have to look at a big ugly tv taking up space. This thing is very aesthetically pleasing! Super sleek. Fits on our fireplace mantel and blends in with the pictures. The sound is just fine. We have a large room and we keep it at 8 for night TV and 24 for when my kids and husband are showering and getting ready. It plays our CDs too so that takes care of more cluttering electronics!

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Nice TV/DVD with 1 big flaw

The Toshiba 22LV506 is a stylish, satisfying and space-saving solution for anyone who lives in limited space, but there is a major flaw which is big enough to take the rating from 5 stars to 3 stars. There is no back/last channel button! I thought this was standard for any TV with a remote control by now. So you can't jump from one channel to another. Its a major inconvenience to type the channel you want to go to or use the channel up and down buttons. TVs half this size and half this price have back buttons. Anyway, other than this flaw the Toshiba 22LV506 delivers everything else you need in a nice little package.

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I bought this for my 90 year old parents and they love the white frame in the dining room and the ease of use of the dvd player

I have a large old Toshiba analog ,cathode ray tube tv that has served me well for many years, so i bought this even tho i think it is over-priced. I do not notice the 720p limited definition and my very old parents certainly don't.

There are few white case /frame TVs available so this was a big plus in a brightly painted breakfast dining area. And as i said in the title, there is no separate dvd box and cable clutter with a separate remote. The left edge dvd player works great and is so easy to use. I would make the left edge markings larger for those with bifocals. 22" is a good size for viewing from 10-15 feet away, as that was a concern at first.

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I did find ONE BIG PROBLEM IS THAT THERE IS NO LOUD VOLUME, just low and medium/conversation level. Also ,as another reviewer has pointed out, there is no favorite channels/return channel button, as on most remotes. Also wish this and all remotes were dark illuminated to you can find the right button without turning a lamp on.

The parents have Comcast , so the nice easy-to-understand white Toshiba remote gets no use and we are forced to use the 53 button, very confusing, overly complicated and cheap-looking black Comcast remote. Do wish Toshiba would keep the dvd controls below the switch circle, for more practical layout.

I would recommend this TV to a friend, but at a big annual sale price, not full retail.

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Decent

This is a very nice TV. It works great at close range in the bedroom. The only problem is the viewing angle. When watching at a low angle it gets pretty dark.

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5. Digital Noise Reduction

Customer Review :

Gave good service but picture gave out after 2 years

This TV gave good service for two years during which we had no problem with it. But, after 2 years, the backlight for the LCD gave out. Now, when the TV is turned on, the picture appears very briefly and then fades to black. One can still hear the sound, however. For a $750 TV, I expected a lot more than 2 years of service.

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You have to be kidding me

Bought this TV for a good price but had issues with the slow powerup and slight bluriness. HOWEVER, after owning it for 20 monts (1yr 8 mos) the picture (video) went dark. Googled the problem for this model number and got crazy number of reviews that all had the EXACT SAME PROBLEM. Called Toshiba and took the unit to one of their authorized servicers. They called back and said the "panel" has to be replaced (that's the WHOLE TV). The quote was $1,600.00 for the repair - WILL NEVER BUY ANOTHER TOSHIBA regardless of the quality of the picture or the features. Of course this problem occurs ONLY AFTER WARRANTY has expired

Feature are absolutely useless if the TV is dead!!!

Check out the internet reviews BEFORE YOU BUY THIS

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Beware - panel dies after almost 2 years - Rip OFF

Like others, I have owned my 32HL67U for almost 2 years. Loved it. Picture great and enjoyed it. NOW - a piece of junk. I compared my problem to others and have concluded, I need to replace it. Screen nor menus appear when I turn on. I turned it off and unplugged the inputs to no avail. DEAD TV. Pissed off. Last Toshiba for me.

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Another unfortunate customer

Bought the Toshiba Regza 32" HDTV in January of '08 and it worked just fine until yesterday when it suddenly lost its picture. Audio works fine and I can change channels, but no picture, just a blank screen. After reading the reviews here I guess I have joined the ranks of the poor souls who paid alot of money for a TV only to have it last less than 2 years. I liked this TV until yesterday. Toshiba can kiss my you know what......I'll never buy one of their products again. Unfortunately I have another Toshiba flat screen in the bedroom.....guess I'll wait and see how long it lasts. I'm buying a new TV tonight and I'll see what can be done with the Toshiba.....maybe I'll take it back to the store and leave it in front of their door. They can use it for a door stop. Buyers.....I would consider what we are saying here.....think about it.

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Love It

I have had this for a while now & have had NO PROBLEMS whatsoever, even with the built-in DVD player. Can't go back, my next TV will be a REGZA 1080p. When I have a room for a TV, it'll be there! HIGHLY recommend!

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Editorial Review :

Toshiba 20HL67 20" LCD HDTV

Customer Review :

Great Toshiba 20"

I am using this tv with a non-hd coax connection and the picture quality is great. Highly recommeded.

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Very Good Choice

ASIN: B000MY07ZM Toshiba 20HL67 20" LCD TV
An excellent choice for a small to moderate sized room.
Superb picture quality, typical of other Toshiba video products.
Excellent colour display-can also be connected to your PC.
Good sound characteristics.
Multi function remote, does seem a little bit directionally sensitive.
(Aim to lower right corner of screen to avoid frustration.)
Somewhat difficult to set up if you're not very tech savvy.
Needs digital inputs to get digital output.
Light in weight, very smart design.
Very pleased with my purchase.
(Not very pleased with UPS shipping)
JW - Washington, D.C.


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Very pleased with the Toshiba 20HL67 LCD

Arrived as promised. Set up was easy and we're very pleased with the picture. As a smaller sized set, it's great for the bedroom as an extra TV. I'd buy another if I needed it.

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no local repair

Had to send TV across the country for repair (haven't gotten it back yet). Cost 50 bucks to ship it there, Was unhappy that it would not turn on randomly. Have not got it back yet - so I am not sure how effective the repairs are going to be. When it worked it worked well - great picture. Was kind of disappointed that it didn't have PiP - figured any tv that hooks up to your computer would have it - I figured wrong. Next TV from a local vendor that provides service here.

Jack

They sent me a new tv - it has the same problem as the first one - sometimes you turn it on and it turns itself off - but at least this one will let me turn it on again. Watch out here.

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sound quility

Bought this TV for kitchen replacement. Very nice picture but best viewed from straight-ahead.Disapointed in sound quality, but have a 50" Sony in the living room with a Bose sound system, I'm sure my hearing has been compromised because of it.

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Customer Review :

I love it!!!

What can I say??? I am thoroughly enjoying this HDTV. I too was influenced by the Consumer Reports "Best Buy" tag and picked one of these up at a locally owned area retailer for $999. Installation in my home was delayed while I decided whether to bite the cable bullet or not (I didn't), but since hooking up a $20 Radio Shack antenna have been wowed on a daily basis. The OTA HD picture on this TV is fantastic!

I've got this hooked up to VHS/DVD combo and picture there is awesome as well. Have yet to try HDMI...

Bottom line--fantastic set. I LOVE IT!

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Just an Excellent TV, Beyond It's Price

This TV is absolutely terrific. It's out of box video quality doesn't really need to be adjusted beyond personal preference. Doesn't look the best in store because it's sitting next to 5000$ Samsungs, but once it's home, it's truly incredible. I never thought I'd be able to afford quality like this. Do not hesitate, put away buyers remource and get it. It can be found for $800 plus tax and shipping if you look hard. If you can't find it for less that $1400, it may be better to look at a samsung, but I still can't say enough positive things about this TV.

I'm not big into sound because my apartment is small and I have to keep quiet anyway, so this is the only area where it may be lacking, but it's got so many connections for 5.1, etcc, it doesn't matter.

Please, do yourself a favor. It's way more affordable than it should be. Seems like one of those too-good-to-be-true deals, but it's not.

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Excellent LCD for the price, Toshiba all the way!!

This is my third Toshiba TV, sold one to make room for this one and still have a 50" Rear Projection that has NEVER given me any trouble eight years running(Knock on wood). For the money -- 42" for $1,019 including S&H from another web site, this is hands down ... THE LCD to get. If your looking for LCD's that is. Good picture quality with standard definition programming despite the poor standard def. signal we get from our cable company. I have seen reviewers complain about this TV's standard definition picture, but you must realize the old addage ... junk in = junk out. No TV can "clear up" a poor signal. Remember also that these TV's are meant to be viewed from a distance, be sure to buy size appropriate for the room as too big means a grainy looking picture. Unbelievable, but in the case of High Def. TV's ... bigger isn't always better a.k.a. size DOES matter!! This sets High Definition picture is incredible ... looks 3D. Don't worry about it being only 720P as cable providers (at least mine) are only feeding 1080i anyways and it fills this screen size nicely with excellent detail. You can count the blades of grass during PGA tournaments or watch the dust flying around each contestant during their post-performance review on American Idol(Somebody needs to dust out there in California!). If you want a High Def. set above 42" in size, you'll want 1080p capability to reduce possible pixelization. I don't have Blue-Ray or the defunct HD-DVD to review but my 480p Progressive DVD player picture is very clean on this TV. If you buy a High Def. TV you ABSOLUTEY need a "High Def. Set-up Disc" such as AVIA, etc. Borrow one from a friend, maybe Netflix rents 'em, or straight up buy one with the coin you saved buying this tv. These DVD's help tune in the picture as most TV's are sent out of the factory with extreme color saturation and brightness (an attempt to stand out from the crowd in the showroom). And you ABSOLUTELY have to somehow get High Def. content running through this TV such as "Over-the-air" rabbit ears, HD cable box, HD satellite box, Blue-Ray player, or the now-defunct HD-DVD player. Not doing so should be listed as one of the seven deadly sins... Failure to provide a high tech., high def., flat screen LCD TV an appropriate signal!!!! PS- Always connect equipment with the highest level connector available to you. Ex- If your cable provider box has an HDMI output ... use it. You'll get the best picture that way. And don't be fooled by "Monster Cables" for HDMI cables (or any other cables for that matter). Unless you have a "Theatre Rooom" and spell and call it such ... you're an average joe or jane like me. That means go to a web reseller (mycablemart, ect.) and buy an HDMI cable for $ instead of $$$$$. A digital signal is either there or it's not, no such thing as "signal degradation" like an analog connection.

As for "problems" other reviewers are having here ... 1)Yes, they're right, these speakers can't handle a lot of bass. My old analog TV couldn't either. They're simply not made for a wide range of acoustic, Not too many TV speakers are.
2) Delay in start up ... read the manual people! States that is a power saving energy star feature that CAN be set off for instant power up.
3)Sluggish remote ... I do have to agree with this one a little, not extreme though. And when sun is glaring toward it (Infrared Radiation) it does have a less of a remote "field of vision". Ehhh, I draw the blinds then and it just makes the picture look that much better ;-)

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Awesome LCD TV

This is a fantastic TV for both the quality and the money. The 720 actually has a better picture than the 1080. The 1080 blows out the whites quite a bit and didn't have as good deep blacks. It comes with many high-end inputs and the look is great. I would not trade this TV for any of the more expensive ones if someone offered to swap. Frankly, the picture is undeniably sharp and I watch a lot of sports in HD. Let's just say I've really been enjoying the NBA playoffs this year. If anyone is thinking about taking the plunge into the HD world, you can not go wrong with this TV. I'd be happy to respond to any questions but if you go look at this TV and compare, I think you'll be sold.

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My TV has Infant Death Syndrome and Toshiba says 3 months to fix

The TV itself is great. I purchased it December 2007. Everything was going great and we were enjoying it a lot until the power supply went out in the TV (March 2008). We contacted the store we purchased the TV from and they sent someone out to take a look. After confirming the power supply needed to be replaced they told us that it would be June or July before they could get the parts. The repair company and the store we purchased the TV from both said that having the customer contact Toshiba directly usually results in a better response on getting parts.

We contacted Toshiba directly, they assigned a rep to our problem, and we haven't heard anything back since. Each time we call Toshiba to get an update on the parts for our TV, they tell us that the rep has all the information and will call us back. They refuse to let us speak with the rep they assigned to the case, and they refuse to let us speak with a manager at Toshiba's call center.

When asked why it takes so long to get parts for a new model TV, the response from Toshiba was, "Well, we make a lot of TVs and some of these parts come from overseas".

I have had other Toshiba products and been very happy with them, but this experience with their customer service has turned me off of purchasing Toshiba products in the future.

The real kick in the pants... we even purchased the "extended warranty" when we bought the TV and it has done absolutely nothing for us.

The TV is really nice... when it's working but for the last month or so all I've had is a big dead black square hanging over my fireplace.

Something is disturbing is that before purchasing this TV I couldn't find any bad reviews of this TV (a few complaints about the "green problem"). After having the TV for a few months, I see that other people are having the same type of issues with their TVs and getting the same response from Toshiba's customer service department.

If you are getting ready to purchase this TV, I'd wait a few more months to see if any more bad reviews pop up around the Net.

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Customer Review :

Recommended (with a caveat)

I purchased this TV for use in my home office, since I tend to watch most movies in that room. When the TV arrived, it did not work out of the box. I had no problems in reaching a person at Toshiba's help line, but I quickly found out that I could not return it for a new TV, which was incredibly frustrating. Instead, I had to register the TV, then take it to a Toshiba authorized service center for repair. Because this happened just before the Christmas season, the length of time for the repair was a little longer than it would've been otherwise. (A seasonal thing, obviously, so I can't fault anyone for that.) The gentleman at the repairshop was able to diagnose the problem right away, but indicated that the part had to be ordered. Basically, the TV would turn on, and I could get audio, but no video. I also was not able to access any of the TV's menus, obviously, because of the video problem.

It's a great TV, and has worked absolutely wonderfully since the day I got it back from the repair shop. I still recommend the TV, despite the problem I had with it, but I would suggest not purchasing high ticket items like this online. You might pay a little more getting a TV from a big box store, but you at least know that if it doesn't work out of the box, you can return it and get a new one in exchange on the same day and not suffer the hassles I had to.

Otherwise, I very much recommend this TV if you have need for one in a small room.

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Purchase an extended warranty with this TV

I purchased this TV on August 1, 2007. A year later, the TV would not always power on. The instructions advise resetting the TV by holding the on/off button down for five seconds. This generally took care of the problem. Last week, the TV would not power on at all and would not reset. Repairs to the TV are $484, over 75% of the cost of the TV. Like others who have written about this TV, the TV has a faulty power board, apparently a problem with this TV. If you purchase this TV, you should also purchase an extended warranty.

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"Customer Service" at Toshiba is an Oxymoron

Enjoyed this TV for 9 months, when it began powering itself on and off. It then began turning itself off every 10 minutes. One-year warranty provided for home servicing, but Toshiba said I lived too far away from repair center but they will pick up & return the set. Not a problem. After 2 weeks, learned that 1 part was not in stock. After 2 more weeks, Toshiba finally sent a powerboard. It was defective. They sent a 2nd one -- it too was defective, according to authorized service center. Toshiba rep actually giggled when I asked about a loaner or replacement TV. It will be TWO MONTHS on 7/28/08, with several more attempts to install parts that do not fix this TV.

One day after the above appeared on Amazon, my TV was returned, with 4 new (3 major) parts installed, & it still works 2 days later. It sure was a hassle, so I still wouldn't recommend Toshiba.

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Loving this lil TV so far..

The picture at 720p is excellent. Hands down.

The sound could be a lil better- but it can fill a small room quite nicely (I'ts in my bedroom)

Looks great hooked up to Any video gaming system.

Only con is I wish it was a little flatter and I'd like some "master" buttons on the unit just in case you lose that remote.



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we love it

We love this tv--the price was really reasonable, the tv looks great and performs beautifully and it was easy to set up-- no hassles at all. I can't imagine a better experience with a new TV!

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