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Toshiba REGZA 46XV540U 46-Inch 1080p 120Hz LCD HDTV | 
| Brand: Toshiba
Category: CE
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New (3) Used (3) from $1,190.18
Rating:  3 reviews
Sales Rank: 5139
Color: Black
Media: Electronics
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Batteries Included: Yes
Display Size: 46
Shipping Weight (lbs): 63.8
Dimensions (in): 12.3 x 44.3 x 29.8
nv:Display Area: 46"
Signal Compatibility: 1080p
Input Video Signal: ATSC
Input Video Signal: QAM
Input Video Signal: NTSC
Speakers: Yes
Inputs: S-Video
Inputs: Component Video
Inputs: 15 pin D-Sub
Inputs: HDMI In
Inputs: AV
Outputs: Analog Audio
Dimensions With Stand: 43.7" x 29.4" x 12.1"
Unit Dimensions (WxHxD): 43.7" x 27.6" x 3.7"
MPN: 46XV540U
Model: 46XV540U
UPC: 022265001240
EAN: 0022265001240
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | 46" 1080p HD LCD TV | | • | REGZA with ThinLine Bezel | | • | ClearFrame 120 Hz Frame Rate | | • | 10 Bit LCD Panel | | • | ColorBurst 108% Wide Color Gamut CCFL |
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Product Description
Get premium picture quality with the 46XV540U. PixelPure 4G digital video processing and ClearFrame 120Hz frame rate technology produce a cleaner picture that is great for high-speed action. Combined with the rich and vibrant colors supported by ColorBurst and the deep blacks that are made possible by DynaLight, the 46XV540U 46" REGZA HDTV LCD TV is a powerhouse home theater addition. The advanced system virtually eliminates motion blur without decreasing image brightness or adding flicker. ClearFrame doubles the displayed frame rate to 120 frames per second or 120 Hz. ClearFrame utilizes superior Motion Vector Frame Interpolation (MVFI) technology. Utilizing the power of the PixelPure processor, MVFI creates new frames, inserting them between the original frames. PixelPure 4G takes advantage of both the internal 14-bit video processor and the 10-bit display panel to reach 16,384 levels of gradation, producing a smooth and natural picture.
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| Customer Reviews:
 Good Purchase December 2, 2008
M. Tiwari (Upper Marlboro, Maryland USA)
This seems to have been a very good purchase thus far. It was delivered by Amazon's white glove service which was excellent. They were on time and very professional. The unit looks great and has no glare. It provides excellent viewability even on sunny days in a room with a large bay window. I would suggest you have or plan to purchase peripheral devices (DVD player, receiver, etc) capable of HD output as the TV is looking for a high resolution input to provide the best output possible. It will accept lower resolution inputs but with its capabilities it would be a shame to not use its full potential. So far this purchase was well worth it!
Great Picture but Bells and Whistles Fall Below Expectations August 23, 2008
Jeffrey W. Marr (Rio Rancho, NM United States)
12 out of 16 found this review helpful
Pros: Excellent picture quality; 120Hz with 5:5 pulldown (ClearFrame); matte screen finish br / br /Cons: Cinema Mode only works with interlaced signals; Film Stabilization only works with interlaced signals and effects are extremely subtle; On-screen menus take up too much screen space br / br /If you are looking for an HDTV that will give you an excellent picture when playing a Blu-ray DVD without the desire for the film stabilitzation effects that 1st-generation sets were providing, this set is the one for you. A 1080p24 signal from a Blu-Ray player with the ClearFrame feature provides for an incredible picture. This is one of the few sets that provides 120hz with 5:5 pulldown, so instead of having to do 3:2 pulldown and dealing with telecine judder, you can have 5:5 pulldown to get true reproduction of 24 frames per second. br / br /However, if you are looking for a set that does rock-solid anti-juddering for 3:2 pulldown on a 1080p24 signal, this is not the set for you. It turned out to be a major disappointment for me. You might ask, "Why in the world would you want this when you can have 5:5 pulldown without juddering?" I wanted this feature because of the effect it has on the cinematography of a movie (some call it the Soap Opera effect). br / br /My wife and I first became interested in getting an HDTV and Blu-Ray player when we saw one on display in Las Vegas last winter playing Santa Clause 3. It immediately caught our attention because of the rock-solid detail on the screen. We also noticed it had a different look to it. The anti-judder software caused the movie to look more like video than film. We really liked the effect and this was our top requirement for an HDTV. The Toshiba Film Stabilization was supposed to do this and actually does on some of their sets. For more info on this effect, read this article posted at http://reviews.cnet.com/4520-6449_7-6792632-1.html br / br /There is a trio of features on this set that interact with each other. First, there is the Cinema Mode which one would think you just tell the TV whether the source is film (DVD;Blu-ray DVD, etc.) or a video (TV). These are the choices for this set, but for some reason, Toshiba decided to make this feature available only to an interlaced source (480i and 1080i). Why in the world would they do this? Film is film and viewing a Blu-Ray 1080p24 source is why I wanted an HDTV. Progressive sources versus interlaced sources should be irrelevant to this feature. So I guess this means that for Blu-Ray, Toshiba did not want to give me the option to see a movie via 3:2 pulldown, but don't really know for sure. br / br /Then it gets more convoluted. To use Film Stabilization, the Cinema Mode must be set to Film and Clearframe must be on. Clearframe switches the set from 60hz to 120hz, though I'm not sure why one would pick 60hz for anything since 120hz should be able to handle any pulldown or soucre signal that the 60hz option would be used for. Since Cinema Mode of "Film" only works with interlaced sources, Film Stabilization only works with interlaced sources. This sucks because my Blu-Ray player only displays 24 frames per second when in the 1080p mode. br / br /I haven't figured out how, but a couple of times the set has allowed me to change the Film Stabilization setting with the Cinema Mode grayed out. I couldn't tell whether the set was really doing 3:2 pulldown or 5:5 pulldown. In the highest Film Stabilization setting of "Smooth", the effects were barely noticable, except for the occasional slow-pan where the objects skip from one point to another on the screen during the pan. Even then, I would have never noticed the difference if I was not looking for it. The same subtleties occurred when I set the Blu-Ray player to output in 1080i (output is not in 24 frames per second). br / br /I called Toshiba to verify that this set is designed to use Film Stabilization only with interlaced sources and they concurred. I filed a complaint via their website as their advertisements never told the consumer that Film Stabilization is not designed to work with 1080p sources, but they never responded. I guess customer satisfaction is not that important. br / br /I waited to purchase this set because it was one of the few 5:5 pulldown sets out there. I ordered it through Amazon/JR Music because of the incredible sale that JR was running. The set wasn't here in the local stores, so I guess the lesson-learned is to wait until the set gets into the store so that you can see if it lives up to all the hype. br / br /Even with all the criticism I've provided, I'm giving it four stars. If this set didn't have an amazing picture with 5:5 pulldown capability, I would have rated it at 2 or 3 stars. br / br / br / br / br / br /
 So far extremely happy July 23, 2008
E. Sun (Minneapolis, MN)
14 out of 15 found this review helpful
Excellent TV!!! Have had it for a few months, and no issues. Crisp image with no blur. The 120HZ technology is a real breakthrough, as I have no issues watching the action / sci fi movies I love. br /Easy remote and menu navigation, my wife and I had no trouble adjusting the settings to our preferences. Wife loves it too. br /It has many inputs, so we have been able to connect all our devices to it. Love it!!!
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