55 Inch 240hz 1080p 3D LED TV
So, you were looking at 42 inch and 47 inch TV’s and thought, what else could I get that is bigger, badder, and has more features?
Check out this Toshiba 55WX800U
3D Blu-ray will come alive and grab you by the throat! Imagine watching a really scary horror movie in 3D on this 55 inch screen… better wear a diaper! You can find these for around $1,500 online (w/free shipping), way cheaper than the store in town.
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Just watching TV and films plus some video game playing is not the end of the road… This sucker *55WX800U
OK, so with all this good has to come some bad right? Again, this is my opinion so take it as you will. Plasma is better for 3D, but this LED can keep up no problem. The remote is actually pretty good, Toshiba’s always have neat remotes. That’s about it. To be honest nothing on the Toshiba 55WX800U TV sucks. Great brand, GREAT price, and loaded like a Lexus… Click the link below for even more info.
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All LCD Toshiba Flat Screen TV’s – Save your money for a better brand. First, one line of dead pixels across the bottom, 3 months later then two. About the same time, the sound started degrading. Two more months, now flickering; top half screen dark, bottom bright – flicker, flicker. A total waste of money. I have had two Toshiba laptops and was impressed with the build, and even a Toshiba 32” Tube TV lasted 8 years, not too bad. – Apparently the LCD-TV division quality is sub-par at best. Big issues with the screens. Save yourself the aggravation. Less than 2.5 years of use. No support from the factory after warrantee.
Surprised by that Gary, Toshiba’s are usually solid performers. Hope they are not getting cheap! I would think that most new TV’s are not made to last 20 yrs like tellys of the past. They want them to break so the consumer will keep buying. If all manufactures think this way (and many are), then what are we to do?