Compare Prices : Toshiba 37WLT68 - Expert Reviews

Review summary: This 42in set is the first in the UK to offer an impressive three HDMI inputs and introduces us to another processing mode - Active Vision M100. The Active Vision technology not only enhances detail and colour but also ups the picture refresh rate

Pros: Three HDMIs, Superb picture quality, Excellent sound performance

Cons: No full HD, Some motion shimmering

Verdict: Strong in all areas and with an attractive price, this is one of the best LCDs we've come across

Review summary: On the face if it, the Toshiba Regza 42WLT68 looks as though it might not offer the best possible picture quality. It 'only' has a resolution of 1,280x720 pixels, but if you watch loads of normal DVDs, that won't matter at all

Pros: High-definition picture quality ; excellent range of inputs ; styling

Cons: Not 1080p ; Freeview picture quality ; slow remote control response

Verdict: A fantastic television for high-definition material that does a pretty good job with standard-definition television too

Review summary: The Toshiba Regza 37WLT68 isn't the highest-specified television -- it doesn't support 1080p -- but in practice, it's a superb all-rounder. It offers a great selection of inputs, and terrific performance from both standard- and high-definition sources

Pros: Freeview picture quality ; very good connectivity ; high-definition video looks fantastic

Cons: Not 1080p ; sound isn't as good as it could be

Verdict: The Toshiba Regza 37WLT68 is a great all-round television that won't disappoint either on standard- or high-definition perfomance

Review summary: M100 motion handling is the Toshiba's main calling card

Pros: Sharp and well-textured HD pictures

Cons: Some greying in dark picture areas

Verdict: There are a couple of little niggles with the 32WLT68's pictures. First, although dark picture areas have plenty of shadow detail, they also look a bit greyed over on occasion