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So here it is at last: Toshiba's first stab at an active 3D TV. Better late than never, we guess. And to be fair, this first stab is no half-hearted, toe-dipping exercise. For the 55WL768 weighs in at a mighty 55in across, suggesting healthy confidence o...
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Bright, colourful pictures can look great, Its build quality is exceptional, 3D pictures look brighter and more colourful than most...
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Signs of crosstalk with 3D, Multimedia features are confusing and feel incomplete, Severe backlight inconsistency...
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digitalversus.com Updated: 2011-07-31 08:06:32
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This model is the 55" version of the 46" TV that we tested in our labs, the Toshiba Regza 46WL768. Everything we said in the original article holds true--the only thing that's different is the size! The only exception is that some manufacturers fit d...
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Great picture in 2D and 3D, Accurate colours in Cinema mode: average deltaE of 3.1, Active Vision M200HD Pro filter works well in Standard mode, 3D glasses comfortable to wear, Low energy consumption: 193 W...
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Glossy screen susceptible to reflections, Crosstalk more noticeable than on plasma 3D TVs, Fairly average remote control and poor quality sound, Media player doesn't support NTFS, Viewing angles too narrow...
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Like Samsung's LED-based 3D TVs, Toshiba's WL768 couples an attractive design with a great quality picture in both 2D and 3D, and adds dynamic backlighting that you can control. As a downside, the viewing angles are a little narrower...
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T3.com Updated: 2011-07-31 08:06:32
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Toshiba may be coming late to the 3D party, but it hopes to make a splash with the spectacular 55WL768. Just 29mm thin, it’s the largest screen to benefit from the brand’s collaboration with the Jacob Jensen Design studio (better known for its minim...
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Toshiba desperately wants a slice of the high-end flatscreen TV market. It's been trying for years to secure a beachhead, first with its ill-fated SED project and more recently with the first generation Cell TV. The latter will shortly be reborn as CEVO-E...
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Excellent HD performance, striking Jacob Jensen design...
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Crosstalk makes 3D an uncomfortable experience, uneven Edge LED backlight...
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After a solid showing with its first 3D Blu-ray player, now it's 's first 3D TV that's being run through its paces.Like the , this 40WL768 flatscreen is an intriguingly styled product, but where the disc spinner's angular fascia divided office opinion...
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Lovely looks, spec includes satellite tuner, Freeview HD and 3D, very clean and vibrant pictures from all sources...
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Weak sound, imperfections in the backlight and motion processing...
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Here in Europe, they may not be the most prominent of TV manufacturers, but Toshiba have proven in the past that they can put together a respectable LCD TV. In for review now is the Toshiba 46WL768, which is the first 3D-capable television we’ve seen f...
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The Toshiba 46WL768 is a good 3D-capable LED LCD display. It has a couple of minor video processing glitches and its colour gamut performance isn't quite as good as we'd like to see at this price range, but none of its flaws are major. Furthermore, its 10...
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