1. 32-inch "Power Meta Brain" LCD TV HD READY MULTI-SYSTEM LCD TV
2. Receiving System PAL I, BG, DK, SECAM BG, DK, NTSC M, B/G 4.43
3. Video Signal 480i / 480p(60Hz) 576i / 576p(50Hz) 1080i (50/60Hz) 720p (50/60Hz)
4. Two HDMI Terminals, Video Signal: 480i / 480p, 576i / 576p, 1080i / 720p
5. Power Supply AC 110/220-240V 50/60Hz For Worldwide Use.

Editorial Review :

Main Product Type HD Ready LCD TV Brightness 450 Resolution 1366 X 768 Viewing Angles (Degrees) 178 Panel Response Speed (ms) 9 Signals Receiving System PAL I, BG, DK, SECAM BG, DK, NTSC M, B/G 4.43 Colour System PAL, SECAM, NTSC 3.58 / 4.43 Video Signal 480i / 480p(60Hz) 576i / 576p(50Hz) 1080i (50/60Hz) 720p (50/60Hz) RGB Signal VGA: 640 X 480 /60Hz 60 / 72/ 75Hz SVGA: 800 X 600 /60Hz 60 / 72 / 75Hz XGA: 1024 X 768 /60Hz 60 / 72 / 75Hz S-XGA: 1280 X 1024 /60Hz 60 / 75 Hz (Compressed) W-XGA: 1360 X 768 /60Hz 60Hz W-XGA: 1052 X 768 (60Hz/70/75Hz) - Visual Meta Brain Pro Power Meta Brain 3D Colour Management Yes Comb Filter 3D Y/C (PAL & NTSC) Intelligent Backllight Control Yes Native Scan Capture - Exact Scan Mode - Perfect 10-bit Processing Yes Digital Window - Audio Sound System - Stereo System NICAM B/G, I, D/K, & German Stereo B/G, D/K Speaker System - Speakers Main (3.5 x 12cm) x 2 Audio Output (10% RMS) 10W x 2 Connection Antenna Input 1 EXT 1 Input:Component Video + RCA Audio EXT 2 Input: S-Video + Composite Video + RCA Audio EXT 3 Input: Component Video + RCA Audio EXT 4 Input: HDMI + RCA Audio (Audio Common with PC Input) EXT 5 Input: HDMI EXT 6 - EXT 7 - PC Input D-Sub 15 Pin + RCA (Audio Common Use with HDMI) Monitor Output Composite Video + RCA Audio Headphone 3.5 mm Mini Jack Features Teletext Yes Multilingual OSD English/ French/ Persian/ Russian/ Simplified Chinese/ Malay/ Vietnamese/ Thai/ Arabic Hotel Mode Yes REGZA link n/a Swivel Stand Fixed Stand General Automatic Voltage Regulator E:220-240V 50/60Hz A: 220-240V 50Hz T110-240V 50/60Hz Power Consumption (W) 137 Dimensions (W x H x D)mm without Stand 796 x 512 x 99 Dimensions (W x H x D)mm with stand 796 x 552 x 224

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1. 23-inch HD-ready LCD TV with integratd DVD player; measures 24,4 x 18.6 x 11 inches (WxHxD)
2. DVD player compatible with DVD video, CD audio, DVD-R/RW, MP3, WMA, JPEG and DivX
3. 3:2 pulldown detection and reversal, 3D Y/C digital comb filter, 500 cd/m2 brightness, 500:1 contrast ratio, 1366 x 768-pixel resolution
4. Inputs: 1 composite, 1 S-Video, 1 component, 1 HDMI, 1 PC VGA, 1 RF
5. Two stereo speakers, 10 watts apiece (20 watts total)

Customer Review :

Toshiba 23" Good Value

I ordered the Toshiba 23HLV86 for x-mas. It came on time and all was as advertised. I like having the DVD as part of the TV as it saves space and minimizes cords etc. Only negative is the delay as you switch station to station - it takes longer then my old TV to switch.

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Stopped working within 6 months

We had high hopes for this combination TV/DVD player and it gets very light use in my daughter's room. Unfortunately, it has had problems over the past 3 months, not turning on at all, and after several weeks of "sometimes" working, it no longer powers on at all.

Save your money and buy a Sharp or Sony.

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Works great

TV and DVD player work great. Picture is clear and sound is good. I ordered a good bracket to hang it on the wall. When you order a bracket make sure you buy a good one so it hol;ds the TV level.

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Love it

This is a perfect space saving bedroom tv. The DVD player is awesome and plays any disk you put in it - Divx, jpegs, mp3s, etc. Awesome for playing all those torrent downloads on something other than the computer! Sure the channel changing takes a little bit of time, but no more than most other lcd/hdtvs. I haven't noticed the heat being an issue - I have it wall mounted on a tilt mount - it does get a little warm, but it's not melting paint or anything!

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Toshiba 23" LCD HDTV with DVD Player

This is the perfect TV for my small den (approx. 9' x 12'). It fits inside a bookcase so it does not intrude on the room. Picture is great for both TV and the DVDs. This item is exactly as advertised - no complaints from me.

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1. PixelPure 3G14-Bit Digital Video Processing
2. DynaLight Dynamic Back Light Control
3. ATSC/NTSC & QAM Digital Television Tuners
4. Panel Resolution: 1366 x 768
5. HDMI Inputs (3)

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Great quality for the price.

I have had this TV for about 5 months (yes, I used my tax rebate). I was lucky and found it on sale as an end of line since the new ones were coming out. I had gone to the store planning to buy the newest Toshiba 37" (not Regza) but got this one instead as it was exactly the same for less money. I love it! I had upgraded from a 21" CRT so it was a huge improvement. I find the picture quality, sound and menus to be very good. My only complaint is when I watch DVDs I have to turn the sound way up, but this is probably not really an issue with the TV itself. I researched the LCD market heavily before I bought and I believe I made the best choice for me. I highly recommend this TV (and Toshiba in general) as a great choice for a great price.

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PLEASE READ BEFORE BUYING THIS JUNK!

You have been reading reviews from people who JUST BOUGHT the TV! Here's the one you NEED to read from an owner of 2.5 years. It is not a matter of IF the LCD screen will go out, just a matter of WHEN. When being most likely within 1-3 years max. Toshiba KNEW when they sourced the LCD screens for this TV that they were faulty and had serious issues. Sony has a class action suit against them right now for doing the same thing. They went ahead and bought them in bulk for a song and installed them anyway to save money and increase profits while staying competitive in price. Not only does the TV blow up before dust can comfortably settle on it, any deep bass sound rattles the housing with a loud buzz. The picture is not all that terrific compared to decent, reliable brands (Hitachi, Samsung). All in all, you would be better advised to pile your money up in your driveway and burn it than buy this piece of inferior crap. Oh, the best part? When the TV guy comes and hauls it in to diagnose what I just told you is going to happen...the cost of the LCD screen replacement 1s over $1000 alone! That's right...not only do the low life SOBs at Toshiba continue to sell the inferior displays, they price the replacement parts higher than the original cost of the whole set! Add $250 into that for labor and you have a potential $1250 pile of Japanese garbage (plus original cost) sitting on a workbench in a TV shop on it's way to polluting a landfill somewhere.

I have no axe to grind against Toshiba...you simply buy any of their products including the highly touted Regza line at your own risk. They are absolute 100% TRASH and guaranteed NOT to last 1/4 the time of other brands. All the above IMHO.

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Side by Side vs Aquos 1080P and Regza Won!!!

My husband does the research and was going top buy a 37" Sharp Aquos 1080P until he and I compared the two pictures with the same input (even alternated the connectors) and the Toshiba beat it every time for sharpness (no pun intended), color, clarity and the capture and display of movement, (pucks, etc during a game that was also viewed during the demo).

It was only a little bit less than the Sharp Aquos and 1080P seemed the better investment prior to the side by side comparison where the Regza never had any fuzziness and the Aquos did.
After to approximately two years, we have never had a problem and our Toshiba Regza picture is still as clear and sharp as when we brought it home. There are several Toshiba TVs out there and I can only speak to the Regza models which I am of the impression have a superior engine to their other Toshiba models.

Would we buy another one again, darn straight we would.

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A bargain - Great with HD signal, only so-so with non-HD

I bought this TV back in Dec. 2007 as a gift for my older parents. They've used it daily ever since.

Before purchasing this model I found a professional review that stated that the HD quality was more than acceptable for this model (keep in mind it's 720p), but that non-HD digital and analog signals were some of the worst you'll find in this price range. I know, you buy a TV like this for watching HD. Problem is, you don't always receive HD.

Before I bought my parents an upcoverting DVD player they used the regular player for this TV and it was just horrible. The picture was worse than what they had with the older analog set. Rushed out and bought the new DVD player. That problem was fixed.

They receive their digital TV over antenna. Keep in mind that on antenna you can get three signals - analog (which disappears in 2009), digital (regular signal for lack of another term) and HD. Since analog is going the way of the dodo there's no need to address that. However, there are plenty of times that the digital signal is not in HD. When that happens, this TV's picture is kind of disappointing. Not horrible, no, but if you're stuck without an HD signal long enough it will make you wonder why you spent so much money.

Keep in mind that there are digital TVs that do handle non-HD signals quite well - but you have to find the professional technical reviews out there to find out which ones they are.

This might sound like I'm bashing this TV, but I don't intend to. It was worth the money. Just buyer beware. Buy this if you know you're going to receive an HD signal on a regular basis. If not, you might want to look for a different model.

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Wonderful set, but

You can get it for less at a retail store. I paid $799 for this in Spring 2007 at my local Costco.. Circuit City and Best Buy wanted $1300!

While researching the set, I compared it (at Circuit City) to a Sony Bravia sitting next to it. Picture settings were the same and they were running the same feed.. the 37HL67 blew the Bravia away. And the fact that I could get it for almost $600 less, coupled with 3 HDMI when most sets this size only had 2 made it an easy purchase.

Standard def is as good as it can be. HD varies by channel and program, something you'll notice once you start watching programming.

Hockey and Basketball look GREAT, football and baseball.. look better on a plasma. PS3/XBOX 360/Wii all look amazing, as do Blu-ray movies.

Def. a worthwhile buy, but shop around and try to get a better price!

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Enjoy fine quality viewing with the Toshiba 40FT1U 40" LCD HDTV.

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1. ATSC/NTSC & QAM Digital Television Tuners
2. CineSpeed Panel with Response Time of less than 8ms
3. Panel Resolution - 1366 x 768
4. PixelPure Hi-Bit12-Bit Digital Video Processing
5. Digital Noise Reduction

Customer Review :

2 years together

It's been two years and I still love my tv. At the time I researched the heck out of tv's and this was "the one". So glad I got this one.

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Dead After Two Years

I too thought this was a good TV, paying well over $800.00 for it about two years ago. Much like others who have reviewed this product the picture suddenly went black on my set although the sound and other commands still worked.

To make a long story short I am very dissapointed with Toshiba and the costly suggestions on fixing this model so I went out and bought an LG which I love.

For now the Toshiba is serving as a very fashionable 32 inch "radio". Just a word of caution to those that might be considering this model.

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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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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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LCD panel failed after 2 years.

After 2 years of reasonable quality, the picture began to intermittently lose the blue colors on-screen and the motion would blur. Eventually this became a permanent situation. As the TV was out of warranty, the customer service rep suggested i take it to an authorized service center for repair.

The repair center diagnosed that the LCD panel was defective and would need to be replaced. They recommended that i contact Toshiba again to see if they would stand behind their product as the panel was defective. Customer service was moderately friendly, but kept falling back on their 1-year warranty and told me i should have bought an extended warranty. Even though the panel was defective they would bot replace it for me. At one point a manager (this was the 3rd level up from rep to supervisor to manager) told me that they have a less than 1% failure rate which, if you read the reviews of this TV, seems like a lie. I truthfully never expected Toshiba to stand behind their product, but i didn't expect this either:

Cost of TV brand new - $715
Cost of replacement panel (not including labor) - $1438 and that was the price Toshiba sets!
Basically, this horrible company wanted me to pay more than double what i bought the set for, just to repair it.

I truthfully feel betrayed by Toshiba and I'll never, ever, ever buy a single one of their products ever again. I'll also be sure to share my experience with everyone i know and caution them never to buy a Toshiba product either.

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