Q&A: Does anyone have a Toshiba 40RV525U 40-inch LCD HDTV?

Question by James: Does anyone have a Toshiba 40RV525U 40-inch LCD HDTV?
Or something like it?? I’ve been looking at this one and the price is cool and the quality seems good. I had an old Toshiba TV years ago and it’s still reliable and running good! Any pros or cons? Is it a good buy?

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Answer by TV Tech 1
Weeeellllll….at least it’s NOT their DLP TV set…

I have found that 3-4 year old DLPs from them aren’t supported anymore by the company, and they have another company actually refurbish their boards.

And the refurbisher really really Sucks!

I just had to send a Light Engine back to them because they MISSED SOMETHING in the rebuild.

And it’s happened MORE than once…

I won’t buy it, I’ll stick with Sony, LG, Samsung, Panasonic…they don’t do that.

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how much power would a 60 inch plasma television use?

Question by Graham Valtrine: how much power would a 60 inch plasma television use?
just want to find out how many watts per hour a television of this size would be using

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Answer by Peter D
Check out the “Juice Box” section of the reviews on cnet.com. Here’s an example:

http://reviews.cnet.com/flat-panel-tvs/panasonic-viera-th-58pz800u/4505-6482_7-33234548-2.html?tag=txt;page

The 58″ Panasonic they tested uses 196.37 with the default settings during a 10 minute standardized test.

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Would you choose a 40′ Samsung 60 hz LCD or a 42′ Philips 120 hz lcd?

Question by richard: Would you choose a 40′ Samsung 60 hz LCD or a 42′ Philips 120 hz lcd?
I’m confused on which to buy. I don’t know if I should go with the better brand with not as good specs or a not as popular brand with better specs. The reason being is I heard that LCD TV’s can be blurry when watching sports but the 120hz is supposed to fix it but I didn’t know if a samsung with 60hz would be more clear or not. Thanks in advance

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Answer by RICH
I would go for the Samsung 60 hz. I looked into the 60 and 120 cycle sets…and could see little to no difference at a viewing distance. In fact, I thought it made DVD movies look WORSE in 120 cycle mode. Save the money and go with Samsung. The 120 does not fix the inherent ‘blurr’ of LCD..Plasma will fix any blurr problems, as it has a very fast response time.

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Digitimes Research: Corning forecasts 2012 glass substrate demand to grow by 12.5%

Digitimes Research: Corning forecasts 2012 glass substrate demand to grow by 12.5%
The display business unit continued to demonstrate 4% of on-year growth even though the overall end TV market has not been growing. In 2011, demand for 40-inch or larger LCD TVs showed significant growth and helped to increase glass substrate capacity …
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Good time to go long
Sales of televisions with 60-inch screens or larger are expected to jump 40 percent this year, even as overall TV sales decline slightly. (Evan McGlinn for The Boston Globe) By Erin Ailworth and Gail Waterhouse For Patriots fan Victor Ortiz, a 50-inch …
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Q&A: What is the best 32 inch 1080p LCD TV?

Question by owen h: What is the best 32 inch 1080p LCD TV?
I have a $ 400 budget. Let me know your opinions. Brand doesn’t matter, but it has to be 32 inches and 1080p.

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Answer by Jake C.
I would recommend Samsung. That’s the HDTV I have in my room…IDR how much it cost because my parents bought it for me.

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Are there any coupon codes for Samsung LN40B650 40-Inch 1080p 120Hz LCD HDTV?

Question by cattabu: Are there any coupon codes for Samsung LN40B650 40-Inch 1080p 120Hz LCD HDTV?
Where can I find a coupon code for Samsung LN40B650 40-Inch 1080p 120Hz LCD HDTV

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Answer by ningwasana
There are all kinds of coupon codes and sales prices for Samsung HDTV’s and more.

http://dailybargains.com/home/index.php?page=search_result&search=samsung+hdtv

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Is there anyway i can hang my 40″ tv on old crumbly walls?

Question by Nigel_123: Is there anyway i can hang my 40″ tv on old crumbly walls?
Just tried to hang my new tv on the wall but the walls are far to crumbly to get a good fix. The walls are very old plaster on brick with lime mortar i think. Just wondered if anyone has had similar trouble and what i could do about it as i really want to put it on the wall if possible.
Thanks in advance!!
I dont think there are any studs its just plaster straight onto bricki think?!

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Answer by H. K
yes bolt it to the studs or fix the wall

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Latest Lcd Hdtv News

Hot Deal: LG 55-inch 55LK520 1080p LCD HDTV: 9
The retailer currently has the LG 55-inch 55LK520 1080p LCD HDTV listed for just $ 999. This is $ 500 off the list price of this TV, and it also includes free shipping. In exchange for the discount, you will have to sacrifice a few things.
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Panasonic Goes Big With WT50, DT50 & ET50 LED LCD TVs
At its annual European Convention in Hamburg today, the Japanese TV manufacturer revealed that it will – for the first time – start selling non-plasma HDTV sets exceeding 42 inches in screen size in the form of five 47-inch models (TX-L47WT50, …
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Q&A: Whats the best full HD 40-45 inch TV to buy for the cheapest price?

Question by : Whats the best full HD 40-45 inch TV to buy for the cheapest price?
I was thinking of upgrading to a HD TV but I am a little strapped for cash so wanted to get the best one possible for around £350 which is full HD and 40+ inches, any suggestions?

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Answer by syco noodles
you wont get a good hd tv for that price, save a little bit longer till you have £400 when you can get a panasonic 42in tv with freeview HD built in

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Panasonic-TX-P42C3B-42-inch-Widescreen-Freeview/dp/B004L2KTMW/ref=sr_1_4?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1327250269&sr=1-4

or you could get this Lucky Goldstar lg 3d plasma tv for £400 but with lg they are NOT that great

http://www.amazon.co.uk/LG-42PW450T-42-inch-Widescreen-Freeview/dp/B004XXMCH4/ref=sr_1_6?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1327250269&sr=1-6

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My 42′ LCD HD Ready 1080p TV has started flickering, but only the bottom 1/4, how can I fix it?

Question by Danny: My 42′ LCD HD Ready 1080p TV has started flickering, but only the bottom 1/4, how can I fix it?
I have a 2 year old TV, details above, and the bottom third of the screen has begun flickering, I also noticed that the flickering part of the screen is alot cooler compared to the rest.. Do you know how I can fix it? Or how much it’ll cost to be fixed? Thanks.

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Answer by Jeffrey S
You are experiencing the death of tv.

Save up for a new one – they usually cost more to repair than to buy.

(presumably it is the same on tv as well as dvd or satellite broadcast).

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