I got my 55" of this model delivered to me today and spent couple of hours adjusting the setting menu as it has so many settings especially the advanced picture settings where it allows the adjustment for each color band to make the colors as accurate as possible or to your liking but I've not explored it yet since I'm not that expert in balancing the colors.

After the tweaking in the settings menu, the end result is very satisfying where the PQ is awesome when watching HD movies and Astro HD channels, it is really popping at my eyes. The TV speakers sound is good as it comes with the woofer for better stereo output.

There is one issue though, I noticed that there are some backlight leagkage at the bottom left of my tv screen whenever the screen turns black. I've contacted the SA I bought this unit from and he will send someone over to fix it in which I don't think they could fix on the spot. Not sure whether I could ask for 1 to 1 exchange since the issue is spotted on the same day they delivered ?

Any owner of this model have similar issue or it's just that I'm the unlucky one ?


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Upon request, adding info on TV specs and owners list in the first post

Features & Specs for ZV600E series

http://www.toshiba.com.my/product/product_...ductid=42ZV600E

ZV series owner list


How to check your ZV usage hours :





This post has been edited by darenlks: Nov 1 2010, 12:22 PM

I don't think you can fix backlight bleeding wihtout changing the panel.

Btw, how much is it?

Then hope they could exchange 1 to 1. Got mine at 8.6K

quickly send back fro 1 to 1 exchange!!!! anyway, did the delivery personnel tested the LCD after installation?

Met the SA this afternoon and he told me they will send someone to come over to check and if couldn't fix it he will arrange for 1 to 1 exchange.

Strange thing that now the backlight leakage seems to be not so noticable now when watching the TV just now . I'm not sure whether it was because of my speakers too near to the LCD TV yesterday resulting its magnetic field affecting the TV backlight. What I've done yesterday night was to keep the speakers further away from the TV screen as advised by my friend and it seems to have improved a lot just now when I checked on it.

I'm thinking to buy this ZV600E for 42" also.
One of the shop selling RM3800 cash or RM3900 @ 12 months installment. Good price itsn't?

The online store jintexelectronics.com is selling RM3599 so for a retail shop selling at RM3800 considerd good price I would say. Retail shop will normally sell higher price compared to a online store because of their higher overhead cost and operations cost to run their retail shop

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Added on January 11, 2010, 2:53 pmI have monitored the backlight leaking issue on my tv screen since yesterday and I could confirm that the issue have gone disappeared by itself now The main culprit was my speakers were too close to the tv screen resulted the backlight being pulled unevenly by the magnetic field of the speakers, so now kept them with 1 feet away from the screen does solve the problem.

This post has been edited by darenlks: Jan 11 2010, 02:53 PM

i am looking at this model as well, on 47". Heard that Toshiba and Philips are using panels from LG.Not sure how good are they?

I have seen Panasonic Plasma 42PY800H, the PQ is really good and i feel the 3D effects on most Full HD animation, like Ratatouille, Kung Fu Panda, Wall-E, etc. Can u feel the same on this model? Too bad this model has been discontinued and i could not find the same feeling from the replacement models from Panasonic.

Bro pgkia, look for Pioneer Kuro. You will get the 3D effect.

I believe Toshiba LCD panel are produced by the JV between Toshiba and Matsushita.

To me, the PQ is awesome on HD movies and animations I tested so far, definitely got 3D effects

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Added on January 11, 2010, 8:25 pmPioneer Kuro definitely is very nice if you have the budget for it.

This post has been edited by darenlks: Jan 11 2010, 08:25 PM

toshiba all also quite nice

Got mine 42' last night... This series even the Sharp LCD also cannot fight with it...=) now am hunting for DVD HDMI Player... any good recommendation from the floor here ?? Thanks =)

What a waste to play DVD on Full HD TV. Should go for Blu Ray or HD files like MKV.

Anyone know which Penang shop provide competitive pricing on 47ZV600? SEC Bukit Jambul quotes me RM6.2k.

Yea le...i too newbie on this...dunno anything...so wanna learn slowly from all tai kor here =) thus i tot first entry point should be pioneer HDMI DV420 player....=P

i'm lost......=(

Agree.. I had a chance to view almost side by side with Sammy LED (can't remember which series though), Sharp and LG.. The only compatitor among these three is Sammy, the rest can put aside I noticed the black level is very close with the Sammy LED!

The PQ of this model is definitely superb as compared to my previous LCD TV. Vivid colors, good black level and high contrast level make it capable of producing awesome picture

There is a US Consumer Report rated this model as #2 ranked, ahead of Sammy's B750 and Sony's XBR series. With its price tag, it's really a big bang for your bucks.

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Added on January 13, 2010, 1:22 amAgreed with gocitygo, u should either go for BD player or media player which could play mkv files, no point getting the HDMI DVD player unless you still plan to watch DVD movies for sometimes but it would make ur nice LCD TV under utilised for its capability

This post has been edited by darenlks: Jan 13 2010, 01:22 AM

Yea...just browsed thru few thread last night... thinking of getting one WDTV...but only managed to read 15 pages out of 84 pages ! More to learn, and now my problem is where to get the MKV movie source from the net.... ....BD player...step by step first...slowly upgrade...(not enough money in a way... ) hehehe...thanks for your advice anyway !!! Cheers !

darenlks & subsix, on the spec, the LCD panel response speed is 7ms, not the best in the LCD market, but they incorporated the so called Clearscan 200Hz. Would this feature really help to eliminate the blurring effect or ghosting on fast moving movie scene?

Don't be fooled by these response times advertised by these TV manufacturers as there is no standard measurement on this. Some of these TVs with so called very low response time like 4ms or 2ms might be measured with their own measurement. Some of the TV models which have indicated their measurement based on GtG or TrTf but still these 2 types of measurements are far from accurate in quantifying the motion blur of the moving picture because they just measure on each pixel's transition time from gray to gray or from active to inactive. Even a LCD TV with 0ms response time will still have motion blur because of the LCD TV technology

The more accurate way in measuring motion blur now is using MPRT (Moving Picture Response Time) measurement. Toshiba's response time of 7ms is indicated in this measurement. Below is an extraction from an article summarying how MPRT is measured

Another metric to measure the response time performance of LCD TVs that is becoming more popular is the Motion Picture Response Time (MPRT) measurement. The MPRT measurement method takes into account three basic LCD panel characteristics: hold-type brightness variation, brightness level dependent transition times and liquid crystal response time. MPRT measurements are also impacted by how the backlight is controlled and the way video signals are processed."

So 7ms of MPRT is not bad though and it doesn't disappoint me as I've been watching sports and action movies . Again, motion blur level is also subjective to each individual's eyes so the best way to ensure it has least motion blur to you is to see it with you own eyes rather than relying too much on the number

Bro, I saw in a review that it has a feature called 'Upscalling Capability to 1080p with Resolution+' which does a very good job in dealing with SD source compared to others.

Mind if you can give us a comment on how SD Astro PQ looks like with the feature enabled?

Thanks

As you know the SD video source from Astro is totally crap and I didn't really see a big improvement using this Resolution+ feature from my obervation. Well I didn't expect too much when it comes to Astro SD source before buying this tv because my main viewing will be in HD . The Astro SD channel PQ looks ok to me but the feature allows you to adjust its processing level from the scale of 1 to 5 to either smoothen or sharpen the picture quality. If you upscale a DVD source movie using this feature will be a different story

Just checking out with 2 sellers, 47ZV600E is running out of stock, not sure when the new stock coming in. Seems like the new model is selling like a hot cake...

ya...2 weeks ago the SA told me that they have ordered 5 units of 55" and they all sold out before the TVs arrived . Seems like this new line up from Toshiba come in very strong and coupled with its competitive price tag, it could well be in position to give a strong challenge to sammy and sony with its value for money strategy

For the size of your TV, and from like 12 feet away, does Astro PQ looked blocky and pixelized? If it is, then how far away do you need to stand from the TV in order to have an acceptable PQ which is not blocky and pixelized?

I might consider a smaller unit if it doesn't looked ok from 12 feet distance.....And of cos, HD doesnt have those problems.

Definitely the PQ won't look blocky and pixelized with Resolution+ feature, just that I might be expecting more to be a good PQ as get used to HD viewing . Actually I've just done the tweaking again just now on the Resolution+ level (lowering it abit) and now the Astro PQ looks better to me, at least the image looks smoother now. I'm still tweaking around the settings to find my ideal configuration

The ideal viewing distance for a 52" LCD TV is 12 feets and 10 feets for 46". My current viewing distance of 13-14 feets is just nice for my tv size

What do you think about watching Astro SD using this compared to the other lcds(not plasma). Is it better than what you've seen so far?


Thanks again.

Of course we don't talk about crisp and clear image as it is off the topic for Astro SD channel but I do found the image on this tv does give a smoother image overall based on the comparison between my current and prevoius LCD TVs I have and also had a chance previously to compare with other LCDs which are displayed next to this model in the electrical shop


Have taken few photos from some of the Astro SD channels on this tv



This post has been edited by darenlks: Jun 7 2010, 01:06 PM

the above is from your 55"? nice... looks ok to me given it's SD ...

This looks much better than i expect bro.

Thanks!

Yes, it's from my 55". As I said the Astro PQ looks OK to me also as the Resolution+ feature is also subject to the quality of the input SD source where it will improve the PQ to the certain extend.

A SA managed to demonstrate to me some screen uniformity problems at the edges. In your opinion, since you own a 55" unit, is the non-uniformity very obvious?

Honestly I didn't really notice any scren uniformity from my set. Do you mean when the screen is in black when no signal received or when there is a image displayed on the screen ?

The SA asked to me focus on the running text at the bottom of the screen, and I noticed the characters grew bigger as they got nearer to the left edge. So, the screen must be not perfectly uniform because of the different in sizes of the characters.

Wah...your SA so honest with you . Hard to find now with such a honest SA

Never had a chance to see those running text at the bottom of the screen....hhmmm..where can I find such Astro channel or movies with running text at the bottom so that I could monitor it myself ?

Most of the time my focus is on center of the screen and didn't really pay a particular attention to the screen edges...hey who the hell will keep looking at the edges when watching a TV, right ? I will check it out tonite to see if I could spot it on my set or not

The SA was pushing some other brand, when I'm more interested in this model. So, he showed me all the weaknesses of this model, such as cannot play video with its built-in media player and bluriness when playing SD souces with motion.

Many news channels have scrolling right to left text - TV1, TV2, TV3, NTV7, 8TV, CNN, Bloomberg etc.

Even though I didn't spend too much time watching it, I think it's probably not easy to detect screen non-uniformity when viewing movies.

Since you own a unit, it's probably easier for you to detect it.

The taukeh-soh of the shop that I went the other day keep asking me why Toshiba, choose Samsung la... Later I found out they actually got Toshiba LCD on display but located at the secluded corner. I think Samsung must be very aggressive in pushing their product.

So far I'm keeping my eyes on ZV series unless the Pana latest model in Mar is better.

This post has been edited by gocitygo: Jan 21 2010, 09:24 PM

No wonder lah Where on earth got so honest SA to tell you all the fault of the product

I've just checked on my tv no the channel BRTV as well as ESPN where they show the scrolling at the bottom and seriously I didn't notice any change in the text size scrolling right to left even stand close to the tv. I've even asked my wife and she also said didn't see any changes at all on the text size, so I guess my tv got no such issue

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Added on January 21, 2010, 11:40 pmMaybe they got better commission in selling Sammy lor

This post has been edited by darenlks: Jan 21 2010, 11:40 PM

The model that I was shown was the 47ZV600E, and I did saw the change in size in the text, which was not very obvious in the first place. That's why I asked you about your set, since yours is 55".

I couldn't spot any changes in text size after focusing no the scrolling text for few mintues . If it does has such issue where I could not see it with my eye, no fuss with it . I would mind about those defects which I could it on the screen

i think it's not the tv issue... it's how the tv stretch the 4:3 screen to fit the 16:9 display... there are few ways of doing this...

1. simply stretch the 4:3 input to 16:9 with same ratio through out... so the picture will look a little bit like 'kembang'... ppl will look like short and fat... but u'll still get full screen...

2. stretch the 4:3 input to fit the left and right... but the top is also stretch a bit so that the picture won;t look so 'kembang'... picture looks ok but then u'll lose a little bit of top and bottom picture...

3. stretch the 4:3 input to left and right same as no. 1... but... stretch the left and right more than the middle... so that the picture in the middle of the screen is not so kembang.. but the left and right will be a little bit extra kembang than no 1 above...

so.. when used no. 3... the scrolling text at the left and right will look bigger than middle... nothing to do with the tv itslef... but the option to fit the 4:3 to 16:9... ask the salesman to change to 4:3 with black bars on left and right... sure ok wan..

err... if u can;t understand what i;m trying to say.. later i'll find a picture to show how it's done.. normally it's it the tv user manual... rite now need to go for meeting..

Your reasoning is very good. But there's a problem - if there are black bars on the sides, there's no way to find out if the screen is totally uniform, isn't it?

With you saying this, now I recalled I read a comment in a forum says that the tv will not stretch from the center of the image but start with outer side of the center to keep it less "fat" as possible. This sounds more like a root cause of it.

This tv has few option of viewing mode to choose like 16:9, 4:3, Super Live, Cinema and Native (not sure I missed anything). I noticed using the Super Live will stretch too much on the image so this one might be the culprit for the changing of scrolling text size

Moral of the story, don't trust your SA as they might know much about the tv they are selling than you do (like my SA ) or they just want to push for certain brand of tv with the reason only kept within themselves

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Added on January 22, 2010, 1:20 pmOnly the 4:3 mode will have black bars on both sides, the rest will stretch the image to filll up the screen

This post has been edited by darenlks: Jan 22 2010, 01:21 PM

if u want to see whether it's totally uniform or not... then need to use 16:9 source or the type 1 stretch option (should the particular tv has it)...

Hi All

Am considering to purchase 47ZV600E.

However, went to an outlet recently to view the PQ. The salesman played a disk with fast motion / action. Notice the bluriness of the scene. I thought since the said LCD has 200Hz (as per specification outlined in website), it should eliminate motion blur.

Before making final decision on whether to buy this LCD, would like to have inputs from existing owners of ....ZV600E. Any motion blur when you watch SD shows from Astro? Can the 200Hz be switch off / adjusted??


Thanks & Regards

This model is true 100Hz and it creates the 200Hz effect (indicated in website) by using its backlight control technology. You got to pay a premium price for a true 200Hz tv. Motion blur could not be fully eliminated but minimised on LCD TV due to its technology unlike plasma tv but both of these 2 technologies have their pros and cons respectively.

I don't have any problem watching Astro's SD show, especially the football game and in fact it looks much better than my previous 50/60Hz LCD tv. Yes, you could switch off the Clear Scan feature in the user menu.

The PQ from this toshiba looks acceptable for it's price. I think I'll be getting the 47' model. Thanks for sharing all your great information.

Definitely this model is value for money

havent check this tv out before... isit better than sharp a77m?

For me, features wise and PQ are better with this tv.

me agreed too..... and it's only a hundred bucks more than a77m.... worth to buy..... i'm pretty satisfied with it right now......

Does anyone here know how much the 47" model is selling for?

5300-+ from jintex.

That is damn cheap. I understand that some shop like SenQ is still selling almost 6K

Yup.. look for the offer in Lyn Street Mart.. some seller offer 5200.. My brother bought this model and now waiting for delivery.. hopefully by today.

Dont know if buying this LCD will be affected by this news or not?

http://techon.nikkeibp.co.jp/english/NEWS_...0100129/179793/

Toshiba Mulls Withdrawal From LCD Display Business

Not consumer TV business but commercial tv business

http://smarthouse.com.au/TVs_And_Large_Display/LCD/J6L8R3E2

OH i see....

good. then i can have more choice if i'm going to purchase one.

Else, only panny on my list niah.

Toshiba is always a trusted brand for me. Their Bomba series TV. Washing machine

wow...i hv been offline for weeks, and now this tjread becomes 3 pages liao....

anyhow, from where u got the news that Pana has new models in Mar? I am hoping that they have PY800 equal quality. I really like this model in my sis house.

Just ordered a 42zv500 for my gf's dad from hlk at 3450. Saw a display unit at best denki, so far it seems to be the best LCD of it's price range out there. The toopid SA at hlk was trying to convince me that the toshiba's black levels is better than any plasma out there. Got screwed by me lol. Will report back when I get the tv tmr

Good choic bro . Its black level is not as good as those in plasma tv but good enough for normal consumers like us. You won't regret with its features and awesome PQ, along with its reasonable pricing, big bang for your bucks

Are you sure the model that you select is latest or your typing error? ( you type 42zv500)
It should 42ZV600E. I hope you got the correct model.
I just bought it at HLK yesterday also. RM3450 cash, but i go for easy payment, more higher price.
It can fit to my car ( Kenari ) and bring back by myself. No need to wait delivery...hehe...

Spot on bro. ZV series all end with 600E while RV series all end with 500E. Hope he didn't get the wrong set with the same price

This post has been edited by darenlks: Feb 8 2010, 12:19 PM

YES ZV is new series. ZV600E only.

so he type wrongly?
1. 42ZV600E same with me

2. 42RV500E ( old model )

3. 42RV600E

Bro how much did you get the 42ZV600E?
Interested on getting one.

i pay by installment, RM36++
if you got cash, RM3450. But the shop that i bought now out of stock ( i got the last unit ), after CNY then only got new stock come in. Maybe you can try other place. But this place just nice with very friendly salesman.
http://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopic=1082455&hl=

mine got dead pixel can get warranty for it?

Sorry for reporting back late. Was really busy the past couple of days. Yes it was my typo mistake. I bought the 42ZV600E instead of the "500" version. Sorry for the silly mistake. I only managed to test the TV for a short while, but overall I was impressed with it's performance.

To start, I must let u guys know that I personally own a plasma tv, and I've always been spoilt by its blacks performance.

When I was testing the toshiba LCD out in my gf's home with astro SD, I had to turn on both the noise reduction mechanism and increase the sharpness by a little. The result was impressive to say the least. The PQ is at least on par with a plasma TV if not better.

I tried to test full HD but there we no devices that is able to output to HDMI at her place, so I used a VGA cable and outputted a full HD trailer from my lappy. the PQ was good and the blacks performance was quite amAzing considering it was outputted only as HD through a VGA cable.

Sound was ok, no fuzz, but nothing special az well. I wasn't expecting much from tv built in speakers anyway.

The colour was a bit too warm for my taste but then the tv has not been calibrated. I might do some calibration later when I'm free.

So that's all from me. Cheers folks.

If still under warranty, definitely can get it. How long have you been using the tv ? If still brand new (less than a month), go and request for 1 to 1 replacement.

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Added on February 10, 2010, 8:15 pmCongrats bro on your new tv Be prepared to spend hours for calibration as this tv offers lots of settings for you to tweak around

This post has been edited by darenlks: Feb 10 2010, 08:15 PM

can you really see the dead pixel at yr normal viewing distance?

if got white or very bright background on movie can be seen clearly on normal distance.


This post has been edited by kaolen: Feb 10 2010, 09:21 PM

Is it dead on one single pixel or small stretch of them ?

dead on one single pixel

hhmm...not sure whether they will entertain this or not . I had a small stretch of dead pixels in my previous LCD TV and managed to get the 1 to 1 replacement. You may try to contact your SA to see if tihs is something you could pursue for warranty fix

This post has been edited by darenlks: Feb 11 2010, 11:53 AM

I doubt it. However, its worth trying, u might get a symphatetic CS rep.

Hi,
Just received my 47zv and so far so good; nothing to shout about the resolution+ and clear scan 200 features, overall value for $$$,

btw, is the ZV series using LG/Philips IPS panel?

Cheers and Happy CNY

Congrats bro

According to the AVS forum, ZV is using S-IPS panel. One of the main characteristic of S-IPS panel is its good viewing angle horizontally without color shift. It's proven with my set.

Thanks darenlks,

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Added on February 12, 2010, 10:32 amDid some test and comparison with existing sharp lc42bx series (720p)

1, No dead pixel so far, as per Toshiba support, you need at least 5 pixels in a row in order to claim warranty.
2. PQ for HD source is good
3. PQ for SD or Astro is way too soft and color is warmer if compare with sharp, need some calibration and any sifu can
share some tips and tricks in this area.
4. Clearscan 200 is not as good as motion flow 200 by sony, still notice some motion blur, again ex5 is way more
expensive.
5. Slight delay in power up, about 2-3 second after the power on button is pressed. not sure this only happen to my unit
or can be fixed by new firmware. current version is 3c,
6. AQ is clear but dont expect much from the regza sub.
7. Rear connector design can be improved, unlike the sharp where cable is hidden and no issue when wall mounted.
This is something Toshiba can look into and hope the HDMI connector will not break as it touches the wall.
8. Power consumption is the same like sharp 225w except zv is 47", the zv is also lighter than sharp.
9. Reflective panel, feel better contrast but don;t watch from side when place next to window...

That's all for now....

cheers=

This post has been edited by bond: Feb 12 2010, 10:35 AM

On the other hand, I found out that the built-in Regza Woofer is quite a substantial plus to this TV. Although it does not comparatively sounds like good HTS, its still punchy and solid compared to normal LCD speaker.

sony ex5 also 100 motion flow. only z series got 200 motion flow

1, No dead pixel so far, as per Toshiba support, you need at least 5 pixels in a row in order to claim warranty.
Thanks for the info, now I know must have at least 5 dead pixels

2. PQ for HD source is good
Agreed

3. PQ for SD or Astro is way too soft and color is warmer if compare with sharp, need some calibration and any sifu can
share some tips and tricks in this area.
There is always a challenge to balance between SD and HD sources for Astro but some SD channel have quite good PQ like WLT, so it is very subjective to the source quality supplied. Try to tune your Black/White level, Contrast and Resolution+ to higher, mine is at 9, 93 and 4 respectively. I do have the Auto Brightness set to "ON" so that it will auto bring up the Brigthness in very bright environment and reduce it when the environment is dimmer for better energy saving.

4. Clearscan 200 is not as good as motion flow 200 by sony, still notice some motion blur, again ex5 is way more
expensive.
The Clearscan 200 from Toshiba is actually true 100Hz + backlight scanning to create 200Hz effect, so it is not true 200Hz like sony or samsung which comes with premium price. Agreed that it is not as good as those true 200Hz

5. Slight delay in power up, about 2-3 second after the power on button is pressed. not sure this only happen to my unit
or can be fixed by new firmware. current version is 3c,
Same with my set. I read somewhere that saying about it is designed to conserve more energy when the tv is in standby, so not 100% sure. Not a big concern to me

6. AQ is clear but dont expect much from the regza sub.
For me it is much better than many LCD TVs in the market now especially coupled with Audessey EQ, to me it really deliver a clearer and crisper sound but of course still far from HTS standard. The 47" and 55" have extrat 2 tweeters to make the sound nicer

7. Rear connector design can be improved, unlike the sharp where cable is hidden and no issue when wall mounted.
This is something Toshiba can look into and hope the HDMI connector will not break as it touches the wall.
I'm using those universal mount bracket where it could tilt up and down so that it will have few inches gap left between the wall and the back of the tv, so try to avoid those bracket which will tightly mount to the wall

8. Power consumption is the same like sharp 225w except zv is 47", the zv is also lighter than sharp.
Ya, mine is 55" and only weight at 35kg without stand

9. Reflective panel, feel better contrast but don;t watch from side when place next to window...
Mine placed next to the sliding doors, not too bad as viewing angle still good horizontally. Try to avoid looking at it off the center vertically as it will have color shift, so ensure your vision is parallel to the center of the tv as much as possible for best PQ when placing or mounting your TV.

I'm using one of those fixed-angle mount bracket that holds the TV tightly to the wall. The gap between the TV and the wall is only 5cm, but I still managed to plug in all the connectors (HDMI, component and RCA) without problems. I think the VGA port might be a little difficult to fit but I'm not using it anyway due to the low resolution it can support (1366x768) as opposed to 1080p using HDMI (or DVI with convertor into HDMI).



Anyway I just saw something like this selling at computer shop yesterday, might be useful for some people

Yes, this is very useful for side HDMI connection so that your cable won't be easily get loose because of the angle

Thanks darenlks and Bart-man, your infor is like ang pow for chinese new year,,,,

bro bart, do u mean that vga only support resolution 1366x768 only? so how to archive higher resolution like 1920x1080? must use HDMI is it?...

btw, how much do u bought that wall mount and where?

This post has been edited by prominen: Feb 15 2010, 11:47 AM

for 1080p, you must use HDMI.

Hi there. Yesterday I just went to Harvey Norman Ikano/Ikea. They were selling this model for RM4499 until at the end of this month from normal price RM4699. Their PQ n features are nice. I was almost wanted to buy it yesterday. But I hold back and thanks that I could find it cheaper online.. .

Just want to ask, normally people connect normal Astro to LCD TV using S-Video rite? but according to spec of this Toshiba LCD TV in their website, it stated that no S-Video port. I am wondering how did you all connect your normal Astro to this TV? (except those using Astro Beyond)

You meant RM4499 for 47" ? This is damn cheap as 1 or 2 months ago they are still selling at 5-6K

This tv has the S-Video connection at its EXT 2

http://www.toshiba.com.my/product/product_...ductid=47ZV600E

42" can get RM3450 at HLK.

This post has been edited by karheng: Feb 16 2010, 10:30 AM

I checked at HLK website, there is no 42ZV600E, only got 42RV600E which cost RM3999

http://www.hlk2u.com/42-Toshiba-LCD-TV-42R...=961&doit=order

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Added on February 16, 2010, 1:35 pmToshiba TV got S-Video port... see this on the website

EXT 2 Input: S-Video + Composite Video + RCA Audio

http://www.toshiba.com.my/product/product_...ductid=47ZV600E

This post has been edited by Boy96: Feb 16 2010, 01:35 PM

RM3450 offer by the saleman at Kajang branch, so not stated in thier official website.
I bought 42ZV600E from him. RM36++ by installment.

47" around 5200, 2 weeks ago.. Need confirmation those 4499 at HN is whats size..

No darren, the price RM4499 is for 42" model. HLK and jintexelectronics.com offer cheaper price.


Thank you for this info...I thought it didn't has the S-Video port. thanks again...

47" for RM5200? that's is real bargain... btw, i was told there is a shortage for zv model in the market and stock will be available after cny...