Toshiba 19LV61K – 18.5″ LCD TV with built-in DVD player – widescreen – 720p – HDTV
- 18.5″ diagonal widescreen TFT LCD; Playable Disc Types: DVD/DVD-R/DVD-RW/CD/CD-R/CD-RW/VCD; Pixel Resolution: 1366 x 768; Wide Aspect Ratio; Brightness 300 cd/m2; 1000:1 Contrast Ratio; Comb Filter; Viewing Angles H/V: 170/160; 5ms Response Time; Cinema Mode; 3 Mode Picture Size Adjustment; Digital Picture Zoom; Fast Scan; Slow Motion; Multi-Camera Angle Select.
- Dolby® Digital and DTS® Compatible Output; Bottom Mount Stereo Speakers; Bass/Treble Balance Controls; MP3 Playback; WMA Playback.
- Auto Channel Memory; Clock; Closed Captioning; V-Chip Parental Control System; OSD Language: English/French/Spanish; Channel Labeling; Multi-Subtitle Select; Tri-Lingual Select; Unified Remote Control.
- HDMITM Input (1); ColorStream® HD Component Video Input (1); S-Video Input; RCA Video Inputs – Rear (1); L-R Audio Inputs – Rear (1); 1 RF Input; PC Input D-Sub 15; Digital Audio Output – 1 Coaxial (DVD only); Headphone Jack – Rear (1).
- Dimensions: 18.74 x 13.12 x 2.63 (WxHxD); Dimensions With Stand: 18.74 x 14.33 x 8.15 (WxHxD);
Product Description
Space saver and all-in-one entertainment solution, the 19LV61K LCD HDTV with built-in DVD player is a compact powerhouse with sleek design and high-gloss finish. Not only that, but the digital tuner ensures that you’re ready for the transition to digital TV…. More >>
Toshiba 19LV61K – 18.5″ LCD TV with built-in DVD player – widescreen – 720p – HDTV
Also picked up this model Toshiba from Costco. Sound was terrible. But with a quick call to Costco technician (yes, Costco has technical support) we were walked through a simple “fix.” Works great now!
The only review on this TV does not reflect my experience. The TV has a great picture and the sound quality is certainly not bad – but more than adequate. I too purchase the TV at Costco and find it to be a great value.
On impulse, I picked up a 19lv61k at Cosco at a cheap price and an automatic factory rebate. I intended to use it in my travel trailer. Got it home, and found the usual excellent Toshiba picture, but the volume was a disaster. Cranked all the way up (to “50″) on the volume control, you could barely make out what people were saying from 3 feet away. The only way you can enjoy a movie is to put your face into the screen. I understand there are several similar Toshiba models (including the 19LV610U and 19LV611U) with a like volume problem. I thought I might simply bridge this problem with a cheap plug in speaker system, but read in the owner’s manual you can only attach an analog sound system if you have the 26 inch model! Also, for a minor quibble, this is called a 19 inch tv, but it only measures out at 18 and one-half inches. My wife and I own other Toshiba TV’s, and love each of them. Don’t avoid Toshiba TV’s, but do avoid this model. By the way, I ultimately bought a Sharp LC22DV27UT, which is the bomb, and as I update this on June 22, 2009, is on sale at a really nice price with free shipping at Amazon.