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46 inch LED 3D TV Toshiba

46 inch LED 3D TV Toshiba 1080p 240 Hz Cinema Series 3D LED TV

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Product Description

From the Manufacturer

The WX800 Cinema Series 3DTV combines elegant design, 3D-ready LED picture quality, and a wide array of available Internet content to create a new dimension in quality and style. Get full 1080p high-definition video, built-in wi-fi and networking abilities, wide media support, and plenty more with this 46-inch 3DTV from Toshiba.

Feature

46-inch 3D LED TV with full-HD 1080p resolution, 240Hz refresh rate, and 7,000,000:1 contrast ratio
Pair with Toshiba Active Shutter 3D glasses to enjoy broadcast and Blu-ray 3D content in HD resolution
Built-in Wi-Fi for accessing Net TV services including Facebook, Flickr, Twitter, Pandora, YouTube and many more
Wide media support with DLNA certification and playback of several digital video, music, and image formats
PixelPure 5G 14-bit internal digital video processor increases gradation levels for smoother, clearer images

Immerse Yourself in Entertainment

Get lost in your entertainment, with striking 3D visuals brought to you in full HD, thanks to a 1080p Full HD CineSpeed Display with LED Backlighting. You'll savor brilliant high-def 3D images with a 7,000,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio for serious detail. Toshiba technologies like PixelPure 5G further ensure your movies and games will come to life, with incredible sharpness and smoother, purer, more natural images.

For real 3D video, just pair the WX800 with Toshiba Active Shutter 3D glasses, and enjoy Blu-ray 3D discs, along with a growing amount of broadcast content. 3D footage is shot with two special cameras spaced apart 2.5 inches to mimic our eyes. These state-of-the-art glasses (sold separately) create a dazzling 3D effect by opening and closing lenses 120 times per second. This requires a television iwth exceptional video features, and that of course will benefit all your 2D viewing.

And while the WX800 delivers 3D video, its own elegant, ultra-thin design approaches 2D. The choice of 46-inch or 54.6-inch screen sizes make Toshiba 3D TVs perfect for building a big, beautiful home theater. Even the stand looks great.

In back, the WX800 features an Ethernet port, along with built-in 802.11a/b/g/n wireless networking. This lets you access Toshiba's Net TV content, for streaming video from services like Netflix, social networking with Twitter and Facebook, Internet radio from Pandora, and a whole lot more, for entertainment beyond the included three dimensions.

Finally, minimizing their televisions' impact on the planet–and your pocketbook–is a concern for Toshiba. LED backlighting is one of the most power-efficient backlight technologies, and with features like a brightness sensor to automatically adjust backlighting to suit ambient light, this HDTV is designed to run with only the power it needs. It meets the strict ENERGY STAR energy efficiency guidelines set forth by the EPA and US Department of Energy.

Customer Reviews

Amazing 3D HDTV Set

I bought this tv on Dec. 13, and it's been Christmas every day since that wonderful decision was made. I placed my order early enough on the 13th that my 3d glasses arrived the next day from Oregon. I live in Orange County, CA. The next day (15th)I received the enhanced HDMI (3D capable) cables and felt terrible for some reason. You know why! I needed my tv!! Well, on the 4th day? There was a tv for pete. The shipping company called and said that the trucks had gone out for the day, and that my package was still in the warehouse. Say What? We can schedule delivery for Monday (4 days away). Do you prefer morning or evening delivery, she asked. Forget that! My free 3D blueray dvd player is supposed to come tomorrow, so I asked her if I could go and pick it up at the warehouse (7 miles down the road) and she said YES. Ding!Ding!Ding! The rest is history folks. This slim beauty was so easy to set up! Well, since I hate putting things together, my swiss army wife put the tv stand together in like 4 seconds give or take a few minutes. Anyway, setup was way easy and blah blah blah. This tv is awesome. The images are so real on the screen that I can't tell the difference between reality and tv anymore. Hold on a second while I go change a diaper. heehee Ok. All silliness aside, the 3D viewing is awesome, the wifi hookup was a breeze and my wife and kids love me just a little more. lol you know what I mean! It may only last a few days, but it's worth it. I'm talking about the extra love, not the tv. You will kick urself if you dont pick up $3300 worth of awesome gear for $1291. Merry Christmas.

Great 3D HDTV for future

Had been shopping off and on for about a month and jumped on this a few weeks back when the big price drop hit. I have always had good luck with Toshiba and so figured this was the one for me.

Picture is great. I don't see any flashlighting or things like that. Darks are very dark, colors are rich. We had an old Sony SXRD (their version of DLP) that this replaced. At first the wife was on me, saying our old TV had a perfect picture and we did not need a new TV. As soon as I fired this up that talk stopped. She had to admit she had no idea how "bad" our old picture was compared to this (put it on an HD feed of that new Sherlock Holmes movie, and she said it was like they were in the room with us).

Pros
-Set up was easy enough, but I question their recommended way of putting on the stand. I put the bracket on back of the TV and then lifted it up and set it in the stand and then screwed it in.
-Pic is gorgeous..have not seen any better, and I almost went Plasma..glad I went with this.
-Speakers are fine for the TV…in fact, I am amazed they sound as good as they do
-My wife thinks the cabinet is beautiful for what that is worth

Cons
-No Component input? Ok they give you some sort of converter to use component with and it seemed to work with my Wii, but I would have liked to have had one legitimate component input
-Screen is pretty shiny…looks great turned off but if you have much glare it might be an issue. The Sony seems to have more of a matted finish which might look better depending on your setup
-Remote is the typical Japanese mess…rows of buttons. I wish it did have a quick button to cycle through the picture mode

-TBD on the free glasses. They use essentially a watch battery (not rechargeable or anything like that). No big deal if these things last me a year, but if I am running down once a month to get these batteries that is no good. Also they seem to sit high on my head…not like I have a giant nose, but they don't seem to be able to sit down far enough.

I wish I could give it a 4.5 because that is what it is. Not perfect, but most of the nits are around the secondary aspects of why you are buying a LED 3D TV. Again, the picture looks fantastic and I am not seeing any flaws.

Have not tried the 3D yet…waiting for the PS3 game I ordered up to finish the download. I am sure it is just going to be an occasional gimmick anyways.

So recommended but I am sure it is on par with most of the name brands out there (Sony, Samsung, etc.) in terms of pic quality and overall quality. You will definitely not have made "a mistake" if you buy this TV at the current price. I am still wondering why the sudden price drop…this thing just came out and the list per the Toshiba site is $3K+. Amazon did seem to have the best price by several hundreds of dollars. It is worth checking out the Toshiba site to see all the features this TV has (Toshiba seems to have gone all out here and cut no corners or expense). No regrets.

Pretty good TV with all the nice features

We needed to shop for another TV because the top part of the back light of our three year old 46 inch LCD TV stop working. We bought the Sony 46in 46NX711 which is on sale and has the 3D features I just want to try out. Unfortunately, the color is too yellowish that I was used to. We found the Amazon has the Toshiba 55in TV on sale and it is cheaper than the Sony. So we give it a try.

In general, I like this Toshiba TV.

PROS:
- Good picture quality
- Built-in wifi is nice. One less wire.
- Built-in support of Netflix, Vudu, YouTube then it means that I do not have the turn on my PS3 as well in order to watch Netflix.
- 3D glasses transmitter is built-in. So no another piece of device hangs out there. Sony has a separate transmitter for the 3D glasses. When I put the Sony 3D glasses transmitter on the base of the TV, the 3D glasses have poor reception. However, the Sony TV itself is thin, I just don't know where should I put transmitter and the transmitter is not out of place.
- User interface is relative easy to use.

CONS:
- When watch Netflix movie and the display mode set to auto, it is kind of dark. Set to 'sport' mode solve the brightest problem.
- No sound when I tried to use the PS3 to play game at first, set the PS3 to use PCM instead of Dobly 5.1 solve the sound problem.
- The TV screen is very reflective. The lights on your back shows up on your screen. Sony TV screen is very reflective as well.
- Build quality is ok. The TV screen itself is excellent but the finish of the case is not that good. The back of the case near the base is crooked and silver frame around the edge of the TV screen has minor irregularity. Sony build quality is much better.

Additional thoughts:
- All the connectors are on the right side of the Toshiba TV. It may not be very convenience depending on your room setup.
- To have a proper 3D effect, either you sit really close to TV or you need TV with 55in screen or bigger. Otherwise, it looks odd.
- The screen looks darker when the 3D is on.

Awesome TV 46-inch 3DTV

Props to Amazon for a great return policy on TVs. I continue give them all of my repeat business. Sent back my VIZIO 55" and purchased this unit. I am very impressed! I can dim the power LED and turn off the TOSHIBA logo. I could not do that with the VIZIO set. I recommend that the VIZIO brand be avoided at all costs. This unit was manufactured November 2010. the picture is spectacular! The remote is back-lit. Does not have a keyboard, but such is life. Cannot comment on 3D as I do not have a 3D-capable player or glasses yet. This TV is a STEAL at $1600!

It plays Blu-Rays and 3D, of course.
However the main point is the networked media player, which can play everything – in theory.
Major disappointment is the fact that if you want to share your media on Popcorn Hour or Xtreamer Pro with this TV – you're out of luck.
Only Windows PC – DNLA. You can still share your Popcorn's media via symbolic links, but it is pain in the a.s.
A major bonus – it can play .mkv files with the latest firmware.
Still to figure out – how to pass DD and/or DTS sound from that media player to an external amplifier.
It is good value for money.

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