Toshiba 32C120U 32-Inch 720p 60Hz LCD HDTV

Thursday, July 26, 2012

Toshiba 32C120U 32-Inch 720p 60Hz LCD HDTV

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I bought a Toshiba 32C120U I use it well worth the money to buy. Since I have never had a problem. Monitor and the image quality is beautiful, perfect, sound quality. Adjusted to fit the size of my room as a theater in a private room.

Toshiba 32C120U designed for home entertainment at affordable prices. The layout. In all parts of the house perfectly.
+ Technology, the display brightness to some extent with the shots that show the contrast.
+ Technology, balanced sound in the movies.
+ Can have a variety of peripheral devices. Build a home theater. , The music via USB.
+ Connection to the game with the whole family.


Technical Details

• TOSHIBA 32" 720P/60HZ LCD
• 1-Year Parts & Labor Warranty

Toshiba C120U 32-Inch 720p LCD HDTV

Get the tops in entertainment value with the best in small-screen viewing. Bring home the affordable C120U LCD HDTV, built with Toshiba quality and reliability, and designed to light up any room of the house.

Everything you want - anywhere in the house

Say goodbye to standard-def with 720p HD resolution and the finest image quality you can get in a TV this size. Offering a versatile 32" screen, it looks great and works great in the living room, kitchen or bedroom.

Audyssey system for premium sound experience.

The Latest in TV Technology

DynaLight® Dynamic Backlight Control uses advanced technology to monitor the brightness of each video frame and automatically adjusts backlight intensity based on what's being shown. This creates higher dynamic contrast. The result is a powerful picture with deeper blacks and enhanced grayscale for greater image details. This TV also comes with an Auto Brightness Sensor, which adjusts the picture to the surrounding room light.

Audyssey® Audio Technology

Audyssey EQ® provides clear, accurate and natural sound right out of the box. This technology optimizes the sound quality based on the speaker enclosure and room acoustics. Audyssey EQ® technology ensures you enjoy your audio experience as much as your video. And Audyssey® ABX (Bass Extension) uses sophisticated driver analysis and low-frequency monitoring to extend the range and bass of smaller speakers. The result is balanced sound with richer lows from movies, video games and more.

Versatile Connectivity

Offering a full jack pack of connections, this TV makes it easy to plug in to other devices and broaden your entertainment options. Build out a home theater with other CEC-enabled components, and run the whole show with a single remote control. Give slideshows and enjoy your favorite tunes through a USB port. Turn your TV into a big screen monitor with an HD PC input. Or discover enhanced color purity and image detail with ColorStream® HD component video inputs.

Two HDMI ports for easy high definition connections.

Gaming-Optimized Performance

If you're a gamer -- or a parent of one -- this comes with a Gaming Mode that reduces frame delays between the display and controller. But it also provides a timer that lets you set playing limits. When time's up (30-120 minutes), the TV locks out the input source for the video game -- a great feature to help kids balance homework and fun.

Technical Details

• HDMI® with CEC: 2 Ports
• USB Media: 1
• High Definition PC Input: 1
• 3.5mm PC Audio Input: 1
• Analog Audio Output: 1
• ColorStream® Component Video: 1
• Composite: 1

• VESA Mounting Pattern: 200mm x 200mm
• Product Dimensions & Weights
• - With Stand
• Dimensions: 31.2"x21.8"x9.6"•Weight: 19.8 lbs.
• - Without Stand
• Dimensions: 31.2"x19.8"x3.5"•Weight: 18.3 lbs.
• Packaging
• Dimensions: 34.5"x23.1"x7.4"•Weight: 28.7 lbs.

What's in the Box

• Remote Control (CT-90325) • Batteries (AAA x 2) • Easy Setup Guide • Quick Start Guide • Warranty

Toshiba 32C120U 32-Inch 720p 60Hz LCD HDTV

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Toshiba 32-Inch 720p 60hz LCD HDTV

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