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Toshiba REGZA 40XV645
$899.99
Released May, 2009
The Pros:Fast-moving subjects like sports are rendered sharply without blur or jumping frames. Doesn't reflect light sources, can have a few lamps in the room without any issues. HD picture is extremely sharp and clear, all details really stand out.
The Cons:120Hz mode looks strange and unnatural when watching some things. SD pictures are dramatically poor in comparison to HD. Takes some adjustment to get the picture right.
The REGZA XV645 is Toshiba's entry-level line of HDTVs in their high-end REGZA brand of products, the line features a native 1080p resolution and incorporates Toshiba's ClearFrame 120Hz technology. For more information refer to the full REGZA XV645 Series report.
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Specifications
- 1080p native resolution
- ClearFrame 120Hz technology
- 14-bit PixelPure 5G image processor
- Resolution+ REGZA upscaling engine
- invisible speaker system
- AutoView
- inputs: 3xHDMI, VGA, Component
- May, 2009 release date
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fast-moving subjects like sports are rendered sharply without blur or jumping frames
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doesn't reflect light sources, can have a few lamps in the room without any issues
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HD picture is extremely sharp and clear, all details really stand out
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menus are easy to navigate and work with, no manual needed
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screen modes make it easy to automatically adjust the picture for whatever you're doing
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120Hz mode looks strange and unnatural when watching some things
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SD pictures are dramatically poor in comparison to HD
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takes some adjustment to get the picture right
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