Toshiba 43A10 43" TheaterView Projection Television |  | Brand: Toshiba
Category: CE
Buy Used: $750.00
as of 9/7/2010 04:46 CDT details
Seller: BluePixel
Rating:  1 reviews
Media: Electronics
Display Size: 43
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1.3
Warranty: 1 year warranty
MPN: 43A10
Model: 43A10
ASIN: B00005O78J
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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Product Description
Movie lovers, rejoice! Toshiba's new 43-inch TheaterView Projection Televisions deliver a powerful high-resolution picture that will knock your socks off. And, Toshiba's renowned engineering expertise guarantees vivid, true-to-life video and audio.Toshiba is renowned for superior projection televisions and the 43A10 is another example of engineering artistry. A dramatic 43-inch picture - driven by PowerFocus CRTs, a 2-line digital comb filter and sophisticated circuitry - fills a narrow cabinet that fits in almost any size room. ColorStream Component Video inputs make the 43A10 DVD-ready. Single-tuner picture-in-picture and the new Multi-Window offer unsurpassed viewing choices - all a key touch away on the Advanced Universal Remote with lighted keys. And Surround Sound adds powerful realism to everything you watch - from the 6 o'clock news to the latest Hollywood blockbuster.
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Big Regular TV, but No HDTV! May 8, 2006
D. Gardner (NYC US)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I eBayed this one. Paid about half of Amazon's maximum suggested price for a used set. It works, and looks good, but it's only a huge rear projection TV--no HDTV. So, don't be fooled.
You have to sit roughly on the same plane as the set to see the picture, and some clarity drops out the farther to the side you sit. Also, when I picked it up, the room was very gright, and the picture was hard to see. So, if you have a relatively dark corner to stick this in, and can sit level with the set, you're in pretty good shape. Fortunately, I do.
The remote is a pain, however. Being a guy, I shift channels until I find something to watch. The remote, even with new batteries, has to be held up over my head at an odd angle to get it to work. I tried changing to a universal remote, but got the same response--but without access to the TV's special functions.
One last thing...this TV has no seperate channels (AV1 or AV2) for your various devices (XBOX, DVD, VCR), you have to select each from a Video feed selector accessable only through the TV set's original remote control. So, you can't set your other devices up through your home theater system or other controller, and then just tune to the right station (AV1 or AV2) as on any current standard CRT, from 19" up. This is a potential disaster waiting to happen, should your original remote control ever go out.
It is a nice viewing experience, if you can live with the limitations, but I'd recommend saving your money and going for a better resolution or HDTV set instead. There are better sets out there these days. I would not have gone for this one, if I was aware that it wasn't HD-ready.
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