Toshiba 37RV675D

Toshiba 37RV675D

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Toshiba 37RV675D Reviews

DigitalVersus

04/2010

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4.0/10

Product Survey: 30'' to 39'' TVs

Although equipped with a Full HD panel, the Toshiba RV675D series is aimed at users looking for a TV for occasional use or for a budget option. That's why it doesn't feature the kind of technology you'll find in the best TVs currently on the market, such as image smoothing technology for fast-action sequences, 100 Hz or 200 Hz technology, DLNA compatibility etc. Let's see how it gets on. Unlike Toshiba's ZV series TVs, the RV has a matte screen, which means you can place it in direct light without having to worry about reflections or glare. As I pretty much guessed from its thickness of 9.4 centimetres, this TV features CCFL fluorescent tube backlighting rather than LED. At the rear and on the side of the TV, you'll find four HDMI sockets, a component connection, a VGA connection and a USB port for hooking up an external storage device. The 37RV625D has a media player that's just as mediocre as that of ZV-series TVs as only a few of our test files could be played. In fact, video compatibility is restricted to Divx 5 and Xvid in standard definition, with no HD-format compatibility at all! The remote control has a fairly traditional design and isn't backlit. It is, however, practical and well laid out even if its design is somewhat out-dated.