The Toshiba 32C3030D is from the Regza C range of LCD HD TV’s. The TV offers both quality and value, which is what you have always got for the brand that is Toshiba.
The 32C3030D offers a brightness of 500 cd/m² and a contrast ratio of 4000:1, which gives you an impressive picture with vibrant colours. What Toshiba have always been good at with their TV’s are superb sound quality, and the TOSHIBA 32C3030D Regza C LCD HD TV does not disappoint with 20 watts of Nicam digital stereo sound.
Specifications for the Toshiba 32C3030D Regza C LCD HD TV are:
• Brightness - 500 cd/m2
• 1049088 – Pixels
• 178 Degree Viewing Angle
• Nicam Stereo
• Digital Tuner
• Wall Mountable
Connections:
• 2 HDMI
• 2 Scarts
• 1 x Video Component
• AV Input
• Digital Audio Output
• W-XGA PC Input
Dimensions:
• Depth without Stand 116mm
• Height without Stand 592mm
• Width without Stand 800mm
• Weight 17.5kg
The Toshiba 32C3030D Regza C LCD HD TV will cost you £571.99, as a web exclusive from Currys
I have several Toshiba products including TV’s and a laptop computer and have always find there products well prices and to be good quality.
Toshiba W42WL58P is perfect for a HD ready TV and has a clear picture with quality sound and all the inputs you will need plus a easy to use remote control with cool looks
Unfortunately after 16 months of service my Toshiba went bang but I would still recommend the product and will get myself a new Toshiba HD TV in a few years time.
Warning about MediaMarkt & E-Care scam.
E-Care ref 538008
I Purchased the 42 inch Toshiba TV from MediaMarkt in Belgium and it went wrong so under the guarantee I asked for the TV to repaired and contacted E-Care in Antwerp who then picked the TV up some two weeks later.
After several more weeks I contacted E-Care who said they could not get the parts to repair the TV and would send a credit note to MediaMarkt so that I could go and get myself a new TV and since the credit note was ‘In the post’ and I had been without a TV for two months I paid a deposit for a new TV.
Day after day I contacted MediaMarkt to ask if the credit note had arrived so that I could pick my new TV up only to be told the credit note had not arrived and that they were chasing it up.
Today some ten weeks later I am still without a TV and have been told that the parts to fix the TV have arrived and I will be getting my old TV returned some time later this week.
Clearly E-Care and MediaMarkt have been telling Lies and using me as pig in the middle and have failed to provide a reasonable service in taking far too long to fix and return my TV and using deceit as a delaying tactic.
Does anyone know the legal position on this ?
I would avoid both companies unless you like being scammed like me.
Comment by Mr Bean — July 29, 2008 @ 2:25 pm