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I am very happy with the television, the make is very good and it has all the top features. Over all it does what I want it too and more, with a good price tag. I would recomend this tv to anyone that is wanting too upgrade there old one.
Deciding it was time to upgrade to a flat screen I shopped arouns and finally settled on the Toshiba 42" LCD, as it seemed to have most of the features I was looking for. Once it arrived it was easy to set up, and I was very pleased with the clarity of picture and the number of picture types you can choose. As well as the standard and widescreen, there is also cinema,super and dynamic. I was pleased with the ease of programming in games machines, (much to the delight of my offspring!), and the variety of HD sockets offered. All in all I feel it was an extremely good purchase and would be happy to recommend this item.
I bought the TV mainly because the price was exceptionally reasonable compared to similar models (£389.00), but was very impressed with both the features & the picture quality of this set. Having owned electrical goods made by Toshiba in the past, I knew what sort of quality to expect & was'nt disappointed on receipt of the goods. The set-up was self explanatory & more than easy to conduct & with the 'Quick' button on the remote control unit, it was possible to 'tweak' the set to those finer points that make the difference. In short, this TV is more than worth the money paid for it. It may not be the best on the market, but for under £400 you can't really complain can you.
The 42RV635DB is an entry level TV, so it's fairly basic, but it works very well. Freeview looks better than on a friends similarly priced Panasonic. Where it excels is as a PC display. You can set the display type to "Game", and when you do this it's very nearly as good as a proper PC LCD display. I use it with a home theatre PC running XBMC Media Center and it's just brilliant.
