Total performance. The WL series offers stunning design coupled with leading technology to provide a complete 3D, PRO-LED and Smart TV solution. It features Toshiba's CEVO Engine, an ultra-powerful, multi-core processing platform designed to deliver new levels of image quality. As well as being able to display Full HD 3D images, the CEVO Engine can also upscale 2D content to high quality 3D in real time, giving you the ability to view your favourite 2D films in immersive 3D. Resolution+ upscales and enhances the quality of lower resolution 3D, 2D and online content to near High Definition quality. The Full HD 1080p panel is supported by Toshiba's advanced PRO-LED backlighting system to offer stunning picture quality with consistent brightness and enhanced deep colours with improved black level performance. All of this is housed in an ultra-thin sandblast metal design, designed in collaboration with Jacob Jensen Design.
The VL963 offers the latest 3D and Smart TV technologies delivered in a sleek single sheet of glass design to offer a complete TV solution. Experience sharp, vivid, lifelike images in 2D or 3D with incredible depth and viewing comfort. Internet TV functionality includes YouTube, BBC iPlayer and Facebook as well as other online content via Toshiba Places. It also features built-in Freeview HD and includes 4 pairs of 3D glasses.
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Toshiba 47zv650u LCD vs LG LE5500 with blueray content in clone mode
Hate to say it folks but the Toshiba 47zv650u looked FAR better than the LG LE5500. I know it shouldn't. I couldn't believe it myself. Toshiba's 100k:1 contrast ratio vs the LE5500's "5mil:1 contrast ratio", Toshiba shouldn't have stood a chance! But the picture just wasn't as vibrant. Blacks were darker sure but you couldn't tell during a scene that wasn't completely black! The LG's dejudder and motion smoothing was chalk full of artifacting and hitching. Now that's not to say the Toshiba doesn't have artifacting but the LG, in my opinion was far worse. They both use the same 47" LG S-IPS panel so the LG with it's local dimming LED, on paper, should whoop on the Toshiba, but it wasn't so. Back to the store it went. :p |
