Toshiba 46HM95 46 in. HDTV DLP TV
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- Digital TV Standard: HDTV
- Aspect Ratio: 16:9 14:9
- Broadcast Format Displayed: 720p (HDTV) 480p (EDTV) 480i (SDTV)
- Weight: 78 lb.
- Projector Technology: DLP
- Built-in Tuner: ATSC
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All you want in a Unit but w/ half the costs.
Pros
Price, Quality, & technology
Cons
None
Recommended it?
Yes
The Bottom Line:
It has everything you want in a HD set but without the xtra costs. Toshiba is usually a great brand.
Like many others, I bought this DLP on Black Friday '05.
I did my research and found DLP's to have a more sufficient lifetime and video gaming capability. So, when I saw this I was directly attracted to it.
I took it home and gave it to my father as an X-Mas gift. I went ahead and got DishNetworks HD package Ultra.
I paired this set up with my old PC speaker Logitech Z-5500 and WOW!
The whole setup blends in.
The TV's quality at 720p is amazing.
I also purchased a Toshiba Upconverter DVD player and the movies are amazingly & vivrantly displayed in this DLP.
Unlike many of the DLP's at that time, this one also comes with 2 HMDI connectors.
Giving the image a more pure source for audio and video.
There has been rumours about the rainbow effect. Well I've experienced it only while loading PS2 for the first time.
The only thing confusing about the DLP is the control. It has a lot of buttons I've even yet to use.
My dad has an older Toshiba Projector that comes in a cabinet. It's about 52-56's and it's from the early 90's.
When he saw the color quality of the 46' he gladly did the downgrade in size and upgraded to the newer technology.
I did read about the bulb factor and I've had this unit for 6 months and i've yet to experience any issues. I have had to reset the set once. By unplugging it, and plugging it back in.
PS. with all electronics over $1k I dd get a 3-4 yr warranty from Best Buy. Figured it's better to be safe than sorry.
All of our entertainment units in our house are Toshiba (dvds, vcrs and tvs). Not a regret yet.
Some people complain about the noise. I've heard the fan and it is a bit noisy. However, the unit is in the entertainment room, and throughout movies, well the 505watt system drowns the fan noise.
I did my research and found DLP's to have a more sufficient lifetime and video gaming capability. So, when I saw this I was directly attracted to it.
I took it home and gave it to my father as an X-Mas gift. I went ahead and got DishNetworks HD package Ultra.
I paired this set up with my old PC speaker Logitech Z-5500 and WOW!
The whole setup blends in.
The TV's quality at 720p is amazing.
I also purchased a Toshiba Upconverter DVD player and the movies are amazingly & vivrantly displayed in this DLP.
Unlike many of the DLP's at that time, this one also comes with 2 HMDI connectors.
Giving the image a more pure source for audio and video.
There has been rumours about the rainbow effect. Well I've experienced it only while loading PS2 for the first time.
The only thing confusing about the DLP is the control. It has a lot of buttons I've even yet to use.
My dad has an older Toshiba Projector that comes in a cabinet. It's about 52-56's and it's from the early 90's.
When he saw the color quality of the 46' he gladly did the downgrade in size and upgraded to the newer technology.
I did read about the bulb factor and I've had this unit for 6 months and i've yet to experience any issues. I have had to reset the set once. By unplugging it, and plugging it back in.
PS. with all electronics over $1k I dd get a 3-4 yr warranty from Best Buy. Figured it's better to be safe than sorry.
All of our entertainment units in our house are Toshiba (dvds, vcrs and tvs). Not a regret yet.
Some people complain about the noise. I've heard the fan and it is a bit noisy. However, the unit is in the entertainment room, and throughout movies, well the 505watt system drowns the fan noise.
