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Toshiba Regza 37CV510U

$1,100.00 Released March, 2008

The Pros:720p HD resolution is bright and clear - comparable to full 1080p HD amongst TVs smaller than 50 inches. Initial setup is very simple - "plug-and-play" design is ideal for inexperienced users who want to get up and running as fast as possible. Color contrast is excellent - hues are distinct and vibrant, with notable differences amongst similar shades.

The Cons:Built-in sound outputting is relatively poor - audio is flat and lacks distinction between low, middle and high frequencies. On-screen menu lingers for a relatively long time - may cause considerable annoyance upon frequent use. Volume control is slow to respond - unit takes more than a "split-second" to apply + or - level adjustments.

The CV510 series of LCD televisions is marketed towards TV and gaming enthusiasts providing various step-up convenience features over the entry level AV500 series. Both lines offer a panel with a 720p native resolution.

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For more information refer to the full Regza CV510 Series report.

Specs

720p native resolution
14-bit PixelPure 4G processing
720p native resolution
Inputs: HDMI x 3, Component, VGA

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720p HD resolution is bright and clear - comparable to full 1080p HD amongst TVs smaller than 50 inches
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Initial setup is very simple - "plug-and-play" design is ideal for inexperienced users who want to get up and running as fast as possible
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Color contrast is excellent - hues are distinct and vibrant, with notable differences amongst similar shades
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Brightness and contrast controls are very easy to adjust - initial problems with "washed out" colors are fairly simple to fix, even amongst inexperienced users

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Built-in sound outputting is relatively poor - audio is flat and lacks distinction between low, middle and high frequencies
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On-screen menu lingers for a relatively long time - may cause considerable annoyance upon frequent use
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Volume control is slow to respond - unit takes more than a "split-second" to apply + or - level adjustments
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if it really is $1100 it is WAY overpriced