Joining Sony with a wintertime 3D launch, Toshiba’s 3D Regza LCD TVs will use the 2D-3D conversion cell processor technology that we saw at CES. More »
You pretty much can’t buy a TV at the moment without getting something for free. Toshiba have joined the giveaway bandwagon by offering a NB200 netbook worth $699 (via redemption) with the purchase of one of their new ZV600A and XV600A series LCD TVs. More »
The Cell Regza is Toshiba’s upcoming uberTV containing the Cell processor (you know from the PS3). After recording eight shows at once, you’ll have a lot of content to watch. But it won’t be listed like TV Guide. More »
I’ve always enjoyed Toshiba’s LCDs as they sat on the show room floor, but couldn’t take them seriously until they developed some cutting edge LCDs powered by LED. Now they’ve got three. More »
Toshiba has just announced three new ranges on their Regza LCD line: the XV550A, XV560A and RV550A. I’m pretty sure the ‘A’ stands for Australia, although if I were in Toshiba marketing, I’d be telling people it means “Awesome”. More »
The baddest of Toshiba’s new Regza LCDs will bring all of this year’s standard top-end specs–240Hz, LED-backlight with local dimming, with a sprinkling of other upgrades throughout the rest of the new line.
Toshiba’s jump into the network-enchanced home entertainment game is partnered with Microsoft–Windows Media Extender functionality, along with Yahoo widgets, will hit their Regzas, combo LCD/DVD players and a standalone player–but we’ll have to wait.
At Toshiba’s CEDIA press conference today, they’re continuing to pull out all the stops with their “no need for Blu-ray, we upconvert everything” strategy, rolling out a boatload of new LCDs with their new SRT upconverting processor, which auto-detects SD sources and upconverts to 1080p inside the set. The top-of-the-line Regza Cinema Series XV545 LCDs (above) will bring the upconverting goodness at 42″, 46″ and 52″, priced US$1800-US$2800 and hitting in September. Another new series, the second-string RV535 Regzas bring all the same for less, but without 120Hz. But is this the Cell upconverting we saw at IFA?
