Toshiba 57hdx82

They've almost become ubiquitous, these 16:9, 34-inch direct-view HDTVs. When the first one came out in 1999 from Sony, it cost $8000, in part because it was the only direct-view HDTV available. In the five years since, most other manufacturers have...

NO problems with unit until 7/09 when hyperboard started going bad causing the 'wiggly' screen until everything was warmed up.  Repair cost $188, not bad IMO for 6 yeas service.

I've owned my Toshiba TV for just over a year now. At the time I was looking at various options for displaying DVDs in a true widescreen format. My budget at that time dictated that I look at one of the smaller direct view CRT models and I think I...

I purchased the Toshiba 50HDX82 in September 2002, and have used it for one year. I am engineer by trade so I love to optimize - I researched comparable HDTV capable TVs for about three months before selecting this model. First, some of the reasons ...

I purchased this set a few days ago and I was impressed from the outset. It has an outstanding pict ...

I had to move the entertainment center I was using to the bedroom to make room for this giant 65", 16:9 RPTV monster. It is a very thin unit, although not as thin as a Plasma, and didn't take up any more space than before. I just had to move the rest...