Toshiba 46XF355D - Expert Reviews

Review summary: It's a good-looker, but does the picture also look good?

Verdict: Even though I haven't used Forrest Gump as a test movie on Toshiba's 46XF355D LCD TV, I have no choice but to conclude the review by saying that assessing a current Toshiba TV is like a box of chocolates: you never know what you're going to get. The goo

Review summary: The 40XF355D boasts the world's slimmest bezel, making it look like something to hang in an art gallery

Pros: Stunning unique looks; Impressive connectivity

Cons: Expensive

Verdict: Teaming up with Onkyo for the set's speakers pays dividends, as the 40XF355D musters a rich, meaty sound that you don't expect to hear from an LCD TV, and SRS WOW adds a dash of sonic sparkle

Review summary: The smallest Full HD TV in this group test, don't think that Toshiba's 40XF355D is the runt of the litter: it's a work of art in more ways than one. The £1,700 40XF355D boasts the world's slimmest bezel, which makes this 40in LCD TV look like an art exhib

Pros: Looks great, Good connections, All-round picture quality, Above-average sound

Cons: Price on the high side

Verdict: It's pricey for the screen size, but you're paying for one of Toshiba's best LCDs yet

Review summary: Can't fit a 40in TV in your living room? Think again.

Verdict: Toshiba should be congratulated for creating a TV with such small physical dimensions relative to the viewable screen. For anyone who thought that they could only fit a 37in or smaller TV into their living room, the 40XF355D is a compelling proposition. H