Group Name	:	Toshiba LCD HV10 24"
Industry	:	Electronics/Electricals
Category	:	Audio & Video Equipments
Product	:	Television
Item Actual Price	:	Rs. 12760.00
Group Haat Price	:	Rs. 11948.46
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Start Date	:	28-Jun-2012
End Date	:	31-Jul-2012
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Group Location	:	India-Uttar Pradesh-Dhampur

Features & Specifications:

Power TV Compact (HV10) Series delivers better picture quality with lower power consumption and compact body, plus stylish design

Toshiba India Private Ltd., today introduced the new HV10 series as one member of Power TV brand, LCD TVs at Toshiba Press Conference. This series aims to attract CRT TV users to switch to LCD TV with three hit features as below.

Better Picture Quality – Upgraded from conventional CRT TV, which usually only has picture resolution of 480i (640×480), HV10 series as LCD TV has up to Full HD (1920×1080)*, providing a whole new viewing experience. HV10 also provides HDMI® interface, enabling images upscale to the screen’s native resolution, that users can simply enjoy a variety of content in high quality picture.

Lower Power Consumption – Compare with the conventional models, HV10 series has achieved lower power consumption. 19HV10 with LED backlight has up to 30% power consumption down**; 24HV10 can reduce up to 26%***, while 32HV10 has 8% lower****. It not only saves consumers energy bills but also is the right choice for those who endeavour to make their living spaces more eco-friendly.

Design with Slim, Light and Compact – LCD TV is distinguishable from the CRT TV for the width depth and weight. Around 60% thinner than the conventional CRT TV, HV10 creates the special perception of spaciousness. Furthermore, the appearance of HV10 series is specially designed with the lasting charm of CRT TV, yet integrating the stylish design of modern LCD TV at the same time.

Models and availability - The TVs of the HV10 series are available with three different screen sizes: The 19HV10 comes with a 47cm (19”) display; the 24HV10 offers a screen with 59.8cm (24”) and the 32HV10 with size of 80cm (32”) panel size. All TVs work with frame rates of 50 Hz and will be available from August throughout India.

In recent years, the fast-paced growth and development of technology has brought upon significant price drops for devices in various segments of the IT and consumer electronics industry. One particular area where this price drop is seen is in the LCD monitor and TV sector. The time when LCD and plasma monitors are bought at staggering $5,000-$10,000 prices has past; nowadays, even LCD monitors (from popular brands) big enough for home theatre systems retail for less than $4,000.

But even among the big names in the flat panel display industry, there are some brands that offer the same technology at considerably lower prices. The Japanese electronics company, Toshiba is one of them with their HV10 series of LCD TVs. Priced at around 9,000php (for the 24-inch model) or around $210, the HV10 LCD TV from Toshiba offers consumers a very sweet deal to satisfy their video watching needs. But does the lowered price tag also translate to a lower quality product?

Here’s a quick review of the Toshiba 24HV10 LCD TV to give us some idea of how it stacks up in the real world.

Out of the Box. Toshiba has made the packaging of the HV10 as simple as it can get. Aside from the actual TV unit, the only things that you’ll get are an aerial adaptor for connecting an antenna or cable source, the metal stand with 2 screws, a power cable, the TV’s remote control, a pair of AAA batteries to power the remote control, and of course the usual bunch of paper work that includes the owner’s manual.

External Tour. The external features of the 24HV10 are typical of most LCD TVs in the market today. The front of the display is occupied by the 24-inch screen. The screen is surrounded by a bezel in shiny piano black colour. The lower portion of the bezel is where the company branding and LED power indicator are located. And further below that is where the 2 speakers are installed.

The entire left side of the device is empty, while the right side of the TV is where you will find the power button as well as the up and down buttons for changing the channels and for increasing or decreasing the volume. If you take a look at the back of the TV set, you will see all the usual Audio and Video ports, the aerial port, the power port, and surprisingly enough an HDMI port. There are also holes at the back which are used in case you want to hang the TV on the wall.

Compared to brands like Samsung or Sony, the Toshiba 24HV10 looks a little thicker and less dense. Tapping on the back of the TV set gives of a hollow sound, and together with its 4.5kg weight, the 24HV10 certainly doesn’t exude a premium and high quality feel.

Lastly, the TV set doesn’t have a moveable base. It cannot swivel or tilt, so viewing angle adjustments will be much restricted in contrast to other TVs with adjustable stands.

Video Quality. The 24HV10 model that I have has a native resolution of 1920x1080 pixels. And as such, it is supposed to deliver images that are clear, crisp and detailed. This however, will depend on the quality of the video source. For example, when I connected our cable TV, I found out that some channels look better than other channels.

Furthermore, I noticed that when using cable signals as a source there is a certain viewing distance where images look the best. And if you try to watch from a point less than this distance would pixelate the images on the screen. There’s also a noise reduction feature you can activate to help improve image quality but it really doesn’t make much of difference except in removing that grainy texture in images.

Audio Quality. In terms of sound quality, the 24HV10 offers above average performance. The two 42x75mm speakers are very loud and produces around 73-75dB of sound at 22% volume level. The sound is also clear and there is an option for users to adjust bass and treble levels. Users can also tweak the output balance between the two speakers in the sound menu.

Other Things to take Note. Aside from audio and video quality, it’s also good to take note of important features present or not present in the TV set. For starters, the auto channel tuning feature of the TV is a little bit off. I am not sure how Toshiba has wired their LCD TVs in automatically capturing TV signals but compared to our Sharp TV, the 24HV10 wasn’t able to save all our cable channels properly. Hence, it can be quite a trouble to setup and program all the channels in their proper order.

On a similar note, the manual tuning feature of the TV is quite handy. You can assign names to some or even all of your channels, which is useful especially if you haven’t memorized all the channels that your cable operator provides.

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