Compare Prices : Toshiba 26C3030D

Review summary: Toshiba's ugly duckling telly isn't as bad as it looks

Pros: Bright colours; Adjustable backlight; Decent sound quality

Cons: Quite bulky for its screen size Freeview picture is average

Verdict: Its strong all-round ability outweighs its flabby body

Review summary: The 42C3030 looks more expensive than it is, thanks to some solid build-quality

Pros: Good value ; Impressive sharpness ; Bright colours

Cons: Black levels could be better ; Motion blurs a touch

Verdict: With some solid if uninspiring audio to join the solid if uninspiring pictures, you don't have to be Einstein to figure out that the 42C3030 is basically a solid if uninspiring TV

Review summary: The Toshiba Regza 32C3030D LCD TV makes a great impression with its £450 price range. It continues looking good with its winningly slender black shape and by incorporating all the connections we'd expect from a modern HD-ready TV. With an additional ...

Pros: Good price ; impressive connections ; sharpness ; vibrant colours

Cons: Below par black levels ; average sonics ; limited viewing angle

Verdict: Initially we were very optimistic that the Regza 32C3030D might be able to deliver Toshiba's traditional TV quality at a genuinely budget price. Sadly, however, our optimism is quickly scuppered by the 32C3030D's rather obvious susceptibility to a ...

Review summary: ToshibaÂ's latest foray into the 1080 panel business comes in the guise of the 42Â" X3030D LCD TV. Joining the Â'XÂ' series of panels under the now familiar Â'RegzaÂ' product line name, this flat panel scores well in the design stakes almost looking ...

Verdict: Above Average