Toshiba 32XV635DB 32" Full HD Black LCD TV

32XV635DB 32'' LCD, Eco Panel, DVB-T, Freeview, Full HD, 1920x1080, 100Hz, 450cd/m2, 50000:1, 8ms, 4xHDMI, PC Input, USB, SD Card, Game Mode - Gloss Black A great choice for sports and movies, the Full HD Toshiba 32XV635DB uses Active Vision M100HD Pro for seamless motion in fast-paced scenes. Clever Auto View technology is always working in the background to bring you a great picture. The ambient light sensor constantly adjusts the LCD’s backlight depending on the lighting condition in the room to provide a better viewing experience. In light rooms backlight is increased, in dark rooms backlight is dimmed. You’ll also get the best from HD thanks to the 100Hz picture processing, which virtually eliminates motion blur often associated with fast-moving sports action with its 24 frames-per-second display – so you’re watching exactly what the director intended. Video games will also look superb thanks to a custom Game Mode. Sound quality is also excellent thanks to Dolby Digital Plus. And have you ever noticed how the volume changes between different channels and adverts? Dolby Volume is the audio solution that monitors and controls the volume of different channels and advertising commercials, to keep a constant sound when the content you watch constantly changes. The 32XV635DB also features a USB input, allowing you to playback MP3 and DivX files from external devices. There’s also an SD card slot which enables you to view photos on the big screen. This television is ‘high definition ready’ which means it has the ability to display high definition signals with the addition of a separate HD receiver. HD broadcasts are at a much higher resolution than regular analogue or digital broadcasts and have greatly enhanced picture quality. The level of detail is astonishing with clearer, sharper and more vibrant images. Full HD 1080p 1080p is the purest form of high definition that a television can display. This leads to a smoother, more film-like image, which will satisfy sports and movie lovers alike. With a 1080p signal, the information that makes up an image is displayed “progressively” or all at once, rather than in an “interlaced” fashion.