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Toshiba 32BV801B Full-HD TV

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Toshiba 32BV801B

Main features:
Full High Definition 1080p
Supports Full High Definition 1080p resolution content, the highest definition resolution currently available - offering outstanding picture quality and lifelike image reproduction. Ideal for sports, movie and documentary enthusiasts.

Access to Freeview HD channels
Built-in Freeview HD is the easiest way to enjoy free-to-air terrestrial HD broadcast for free. You can also access up to 50 standard definition Freeview digital TV channels and 24 radio stations. No subscription, no contract, no fuss. Also includes built-in 8 day electronic programme guide.

View images and audio via USB
USB connectivity provides an easy way to playback your music and photos directly via your TV.

7 day electronic programme guide
Includes a built-in electronic programme guide showing the digital TV programmes scheduled over the next 7 days.

3 x HDMI and PC Input
Multiple HDMI connectivity makes it easy to connect to Blu-ray and DVD players, gaming consoles and many other devices via a single cable. PC input allows connection to laptop or PC so your TV doubles as a PC monitor.



Toshiba 32BV801B specs:
Diagonal Screen Size (cm / inch) 32
Screen Format 16:10
Resolution 1920 x 1080
Brightness (cd/m2) 450
Contrast Ratio 3000
Dynamic Contrast Ratio 50000
Response Time (G to G) 8 ms
Viewing Angle 178/178
CCFL
Full High Definition 1080p
50Hz processing
Digital Noise Reduction
3D Digital Comb Filter
Colour Temperature selectable
Manual picture size select

Tuning
Freeview HD
Analogue Tuner
Auto Set-up
NTSC Video-Playback
CI+
DVB-T2 (Freeview HD)
DVB-T (Freeview SD)
Audio
NICAM Stereo
Dolby Digital Plus
Sound Output (RMS)W 2 x 6
Interactive Features
Text Page Memory 1000
Digital Text
Electronic Programme Guide 7 days
Now and Next Information
Favourite Channel Memory
Picture (USB)
Audio (USB)
Connections
HDMI 3
LAN
Component Video
Composite Video
SCART
S-video
PC input
USB 2
Digital Audio Out
Headphone
Subwoofer
Other Features
Audio Description (UK only)
Timer
Panel Lock
Auto Format
4:3 stretch
No Signal Off
Hotel Mode
Power
Power 150 w
Power Standby 0.5 w
Full Power Down Button

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