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Toshiba 24AF41
9 Reviews
rating  5 of 5
MSRP  549.99
Description: · 24-Inch FST Pure™ Fine Pitch Flat Picture Tube · Advanced Velocity Scan Modulation · 3-Line Digital Comb Filter · Stereo MTS (SAP) · BBE Audio · StableSound · 10 Watts Audio (Total Output)


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Reviewed by:
Neil
(Audio Enthusiast)

Review Date
August 13, 2002

Overall Rating
 5 of 5

Value Rating
 5 of 5

Used product for
Less than 1 month

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5.00 of 5, 1 votes

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Price Paid:  $486.00 from Futureshop

Summary:
Ok lets start by saying I LOVE TV. I watch many TV programs, movies and play video games so I good TV is important to me.
Over the past two years I've become very fond of Toshiba TV, mind you I don't usually go to buy a product and look at brand names, I usually look for quality/price/features and choose what best meets my needs. I have equipment from JVC, GE, RCA, Yamaha, Samsung, Panasonic and Toshiba(probally more too), but Toshiba TV's are really standing out to me now. It all began almost three years ago when I bought a 27" standard no frills(except component video) TV made by toshiba, it had its downfalls but overall I was very impressed. This april past I decided to replace the 27" and get a new HDTV, when I began to look I looked at sony, toshiba and panasonic and ended up with the 50H81 for various reasons. I then sold the 27" TV. A few weeks later I wanted a new TV for my Rec Room and kind of regreted selling the 27" becuase it would have been perfect, but it was too late for that, so I went looking again, I decided to look at 32" instead. I looked at a JVC, Sony(not Wega) and Toshiba, I decided once agian that Toshiba was the best choice, and got a 32A41. A few weeks ago I finally decided that it was time to replace my 13 year old TV in my bedroom, it had no AV inputs, mono sound, the picture began to show lines, and the remote died and it was impossible to find a universial one with full compatibility. So I went looking again, I wanted to get a really nice TV and decided on Flat Screen before I went looking. After looking at the price diffence from 20" to 24" and the nice screen size increase I decided that 24" was what I wanted. My choices where then narrowed down to a Sony, Sony Wega and Toshiba. The standard sony was over $100 more and the Wega was almost double the price of the toshiba, and in all honestly the toshiba still looked the best. After looking and comparing the two(I quickly ruled out the Wega it was $900 before taxes and much more than I wanted to spend) the toshiba won hands down, it had better sound and picture quality. If your looking to get a great set that won't break the bank and still has just as good if not better quality and features than a TV almost twice the price then get this one, you won't be disapointed.

Strengths:
Everything! Good remote, Colorstream input(component video) S-Video, and AV inputs(including front AV) and a 24" flat screen is surpisingly smaller than a stanard 25" TV and fits perfect in a bedroom.

Weaknesses:
None to speak of, but since nothing is perfect here goes. All flat screen TV's have minor jaggy effects, luckly you can hardly notice it on this TV, its much more noticable on 26" flat screens, this is the best flat screen TV I've seen outside of HDTV's. The reset on the remote is a bad idea, I havent hit it yet but I don't like it there. Toshiba just recently droped warranty on TV's to one year instead of two years, but since sony was the first to drop warranty we can thank them I guess. All in all these are minor complaints that don't hurt the TV in anyway, if anything the quality of the flat screen compared to some others is a strength not weakness.

Similar Products Used:
Sony Wega KV24FV12 24"
Sony KV24FS100 24" Flat screen


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Reviewed by:
Tonybrunke
(Audio Enthusiast)

Review Date
May 31, 2002

Overall Rating
 5 of 5

Value Rating
 5 of 5

Used product for
Less than 1 month

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2.50 of 5, 2 votes

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Review NaN of , from Riverside, Ca. USA

Price Paid:  $499.00 from Rex Audio Video

Summary:
Toshiba model # MW24FM1, 2002 model TV-VCR-DVD combo is the best 24" Flat screen "combo" for 2002. Awesome color and brillant sharp, clear picture. For the price it's the best TV on the market.

Strengths:
Everything!

Weaknesses:
It's pretty heavy for one person to move.

Similar Products Used:
Sony Wega


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Reviewed by:
tetsuo
(AudioPhile)

Review Date
April 24, 2002

Overall Rating
 5 of 5

Value Rating
 5 of 5

Used product for
3 Months to 1 year

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Review NaN of , from Canada

Price Paid:  $429.00 from futurshop

Summary:
The best 24 Flat screen for 2000 to 2004.
The picture give you the best of color and sharpness,clear picture.
To play UNREAL TOURNEMENT i plug my PC in S-video and the color are better than my monitor 19" LG.the 3D polygone gonna kick your ass with amazing color sharpness
but it's not a HDTV
but a good resolution of 800x600 hi-res.
perfect for 3D game and DVD.

Strengths:
TOP 1 best 24inch FST 2000 to 2004 with digital combfilter
Superior color than other TV's ....
Than Sony Wega!!great value
best of best 24 flat screen...beleive me

Weaknesses:
great value! not a weaknesses

Similar Products Used:
PURE FST toshiba
WEGA sony
TAU panasonic


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Reviewed by:
Marginal
(AudioPhile)

Review Date
April 23, 2002

Overall Rating
 5 of 5

Value Rating
 5 of 5

Used product for
1 to 3 months

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5.00 of 5, 1 votes

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Review NaN of , from Montreal

Price Paid:  $340.00 from Highway Club LOD

Summary:
Great TV for the price. I like especially the S and component video ins and all the video ins and outs in general. The picture is as perfect as it can be. The remote can be used on other A/V components. This size Sony TVs don't have the S and component video ins. I would recommend this TV a 100% to everyone.

Strengths:
S and component video ins, crystal clear picture, flat screen

Weaknesses:
Heavy.

Similar Products Used:
Sony Trinitron.


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Reviewed by:
Tony
(Audio Enthusiast)

Review Date
December 19, 2001

Overall Rating
 5 of 5

Value Rating
 5 of 5

Used product for
Less than 1 month

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5.00 of 5, 1 votes

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Review NaN of , from Vernon, BC, Canada

Price Paid:  $450.00

Summary:
For the price, this has to be the best TV on the market. Picture quality is unbelievable, as good or better than the Panasonic T'au and Sony Wega models, which are both MUCH more expensive. These models cost at least $300 more, and the T'au has NO component video inputs.

My StarChoice satellite receiver is hooked up to the S-video input and my DVD player to the composite input. The satellite picture is excellent, but watching a DVD is nothing short of amazing, with incredible contrast, detail and color. The digital comb filter and velocity scan modulation combined with the flat screen make for an almost film-like picture.

Anyone looking to buy a flat-screen TV would do well to consider this Toshiba. All in all, an outstanding product at a bargain price.

Strengths:
Fantastic flat-screen picture, component video and S-video inputs, PRICE!!

Weaknesses:
Reset button on remote (??) way too easy to hit accidently. Component and S-video inputs should have their own dedicated audio inputs. No way to choose S-video in the input menu, it takes over automatically when video 1(composite) is selected,if an S-video signal is present.

Similar Products Used:
Sharp


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