hey guys im going to buy HD TV for my PS3 my choice is Toshiba Regza 32AV700E http://www.toshiba.com.my/product/product_details.jsp?productid=32AV700E SO how u think guys of this TV for gaming
Not a fan of Toshiba LCDs after having one burn-in on me. I recommend LG over Toshiba but if the price is right, go for it.
ChubbyGuy40
thanks for answer- but u know , its japanese and i was thinking of bravia x300 , but found it no features , and high-priced too how was its colors ? specialy game mode
Not a fan of Toshiba LCDs after having one burn-in on me. I recommend LG over Toshiba but if the price is right, go for it.
evansense
thanks for answer- but u know , its japanese and i was thinking of bravia x300 , but found it no features , and high-priced too how was its colors ? specialy game mode
Terrible. It wasn't a Rezga series though so that explains it. Could not get any decent setting from anything. IT was impossible to get pure yellows as they always turned up green.
Where are you buying and how much? We might be able to find you a better deal
Now I have 4 Toshiba tvs, and all of them perform wonderfully. 50in DLP,55in LCD,55in LED, and a 26in LCD. The only one I really have a issue with is the DLP and I purchased it from work for only 50.00, so I can't complain. I know Chubby said he had a previous service issue with a Toshiba he owned, but I have also had a service issue with a LG product, which only lasted a year, before the thing just quit working altogether. So I guess it depends on which products do you justice. That and price point.I think LG is made in Korea while Toshiba is a Japanese product. I don't think it matters though, seeing as how some even outsource each other to assemble, or help with certain componenets of their products.
Now I have 4 Toshiba tvs, and all of them perform wonderfully. 50in DLP,55in LCD,55in LED, and a 26in LCD. The only one I really have a issue with is the DLP and I purchased it from work for only 50.00, so I can't complain. I know Chubby said he had a previous service issue with a Toshiba he owned, but I have also had a service issue with a LG product, which only lasted a year, before the thing just quit working altogether. So I guess it depends on which products do you justice. That and price point.I think LG is made in Korea while Toshiba is a Japanese product. I don't think it matters though, seeing as how some even outsource each other to assemble, or help with certain componenets of their products.
godzillavskong
japanese company, but not made in japan. Only top end panasonics are made there. everyone else is usually made in malayasia or korea...
Now I have 4 Toshiba tvs, and all of them perform wonderfully. 50in DLP,55in LCD,55in LED, and a 26in LCD. The only one I really have a issue with is the DLP and I purchased it from work for only 50.00, so I can't complain. I know Chubby said he had a previous service issue with a Toshiba he owned, but I have also had a service issue with a LG product, which only lasted a year, before the thing just quit working altogether. So I guess it depends on which products do you justice. That and price point.I think LG is made in Korea while Toshiba is a Japanese product. I don't think it matters though, seeing as how some even outsource each other to assemble, or help with certain componenets of their products.
kungfool69
japanese company, but not made in japan. Only top end panasonics are made there. everyone else is usually made in malayasia or korea...
True. Heck, even the 360 is made in malaysia I believe. Created here, made over there. Cheaper labor.
Toshiba's 2009 series were "assembled" in the UK. I'm not familiar with the AV700 but the 2010 RV series (which are inexpensive) are highly rated. According to HDTVTest, the RV753 is a superb TV with 10bit colour, one of the best picture processing engine's on the market, lots of inputs, extensive colour calibration and an excellent quality screen (S-PVA but less blur than Samsung's). It's direct competition was the Samsung C580.
They make impressive TVs. At the lowest end, they have a habit of rebadging generic TV's so a Samsung/LG would probably be better but around the lower mid/mid range, they make very nice sets.
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