Toshiba 36A60 36" TV Product Description:
- 850 lines of horizontal resolution
- Invar shadow mask
- Glowing universal remote control
- Movie and sports modes
- V-chip parental control
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14 of 14 people found the following review helpful.
A must buy if your looking for a great 32-36 inch TV.
By Sean C. Patton
This TV does it all. I have a DVD player(toshiba also), VCR, and digital cable. They all hooked up easily and seperatly from each other. This TV comes with 2 r/f hookups, basically that means you can hook-up your satalite or digital cable box to one r/f and your normal cable or antanae to the other r/f. With the dual video hook ups I am able to run my VCR under video 1, and my DVD player under video 2. It also has the component video output for DVD's which makes the picture much clearer that the S-video output. With all my components seperated it makes the sound clearer and the picture quality much better. The Dual tuner PiP is easy to use, and it also has a feature of channel scan. On the bottom of your TV it will scan through all your channels (and showing you the picture of each channel) so you can see what else is on TV while coninuing to watch your regular show. VERY COOL Feature!! The sound on the set is clear and in surround mode, and the picture rivals the Sony Wega. The only draw back of this tv is the weight (180 pounds), and the remote control (it bites). I have a 6 year old 27 inch toshiba(which is still a very good set) and the remote is basically the same. I have since purchased a radio shack 6-in-1 remote(model 1994) for all of my electronics components. Overall an excellent TV at the right price (850.00 at Best Buy)
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.Best Bang for the Buck!
By Joseph E Mullikin
I was hooked on buying a Sony Wega. I started putting together payment plans, looking for 0% interest credit cards. Then I got my hands on a Consumer Reports that featured big TVs. It showed the Toshiba in the list and I decided to check it out. The Best feature are the Picture Tube and the rear inputs. This TV can handle multiple components along with multiple cable/satellite feeds. And when I realized that it was under a $1000, I was sold! Enjoy!
0 of 1 people found the following review helpful.Still Going After 11 Years
By Lie2me
I purchased this as an open box from Best Buy for around $600 in 2000. It is an analog TV so I now have to consider replacing it with a digital one. However, it is still running as strong as the day we purchased it, outlasting its remote control which has died recently. I know HDTV will surely have a higher resolution, but I don't relish paying 1,000 or more for a large LED or plasma that may not be as easy on the eyes. I would like to think their LED TVs are as well built as well but I don't know. They seemed to be late in entering the HDTV market. It sure seems that their is a greater turn over in HDTV sets as well, becoming technically obsolete in 2 to 3 years time. This 36A60 costs me about $60 per year. Replacing a $1000 HDTV every three years costs one around $333 per year.
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