The Toshiba 32C303DB is a 32 inch wide screen TV intended for the low budget user seeking to upgrade to a wide LCD display without burning a hole in his pocket. One of the strong suits of the TV and sadly almost the only one is a design which upon sight will leave people questioning whether this product really is intended for the low-end market being both sleek and modern. The 32C is also well equipped with connectors distinctly two HDMI ports and an array of other more ordinary connectors. However, make no mistake this is not a True-HD TV and the maximal resolution is set at 1,366 x 768 so if you were hoping to enjoy some real 1080p content you won’t find what you’re looking for here. Toshiba boasts some neat image enhancing features whi...
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The Toshiba 32C303DB is a 32 inch wide screen TV intended for the low budget user seeking to upgrade to a wide LCD display without burning a hole in his pocket. One of the strong suits of the TV and sadly almost the only one is a design which upon sight will leave people questioning whether this product really is intended for the low-end market being both sleek and modern. The 32C is also well equipped with connectors distinctly two HDMI ports and an array of other more ordinary connectors. However, make no mistake this is not a True-HD TV and the maximal resolution is set at 1,366 x 768 so if you were hoping to enjoy some real 1080p content you won’t find what you’re looking for here. Toshiba boasts some neat image enhancing features which are supposedly meant to enhance the quality of the image and provide a high contrast ratio and black level response for those darker scenes. Sadly reality is quite different than what the 32C sets out to do and the contrast ratio is disappointing at best making darker scenes lack in detail and even same bland and hollow as the TV fails to resolve subtle background details. Another predominant problem with the 32C is poor responsiveness to even slight changes in viewing angle; a mere 30-40 degrees off axis may lead to a drastic decline in picture colour richness and overall image sharpness. But not all is at loss; the 32C still does very well at display vibrant dynamic and engaging bright scenes. Overall the 32C is mediocre at best.
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Reviewed by: Tom Hen on 18/10/07
Very Affordable
A fair balance of Performance and Cost
Wide Variety of Connectors
Sleek Sophisticated Design
Lacking Performance in Darker Scenes
Sluggishly Responsive Remote Control
Problems with View Angle Changes.
Overall Disappointing Performance
The verdict:A fair balance of performance and cost but not the best one out there.
Very Affordable
Lacking Performance in Darker Scenes
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