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Toshiba 24" 1080p LED-LCD HDTV with Built-In DVD Player
$239.99 + $5 Shipping
Condition: New

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Perfect to mount under my towel holder, across from the toilet.

Is this the model that has a slight tilt due to the weigh of the DVD player not being counter balanced?

Previous Woot!

Sunshyn1331 wrote:Perfect to mount under my towel holder, across from the toilet.

I was thinking the same thing, until I remember that Comcast will charge me to have another TV in the house. I hate Comcast and their little boxes.

Previous woot was $10 more at $249.99:

http://www.woot.com/forums/ViewPost.aspx?PostID=4638171

Edit: posted just above me, so here were my comments from last woot

Support page. No manual, but firmware update instructions and support bulletins:

http://www.csd.toshiba.com/cgi-bin/tais/support/jsp/modelContent.jsp?ct=DL&os=&category=&moid=2966396&rpn=undefined&modelFilter=24SLV411U&selCategory=2797337&selFamily=2797340

4 reviews, 3.5 stars at B&H:

http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/755044-REG/Toshiba_24SLV411U_24SLV411U_24_LED_TV_DVD.html

Two 5 star, one 4-star review at Toshiba site posted earlier (including images and spec sheet):
http://us.toshiba.com/tv/TV-DVD-COMBO/24SLV411U

3 reviews at Crutchfield:
http://www.crutchfield.com/S-hvRHagEbm7D/p_05224SL411/Toshiba-24SLV411U.html?tp=35975&tab=review

froogled

Hmmm... come back when it has a built-in Blu-ray player. Of course, it's a nice all-in-1 with 2 HDMI and a VGA input, so you can use it as a computer monitor too.

I dunnooooo...

$320 on Amazon, some good and some bad reviews.

1280x1080 Resolution? Now that is one I have never heard of...

My other relevant commments from the previous woot (separate from my comments above):

Toshiba didn't do well in PCMag's 2010 HDTV readers survey
http://www.pcmag.com/image_popup/0,1871,iid=267315,00.asp

or in PC World's readers survey last fall:

http://www.pcworld.com/article/211088/2010_reliability_and_service_survey_hdtvs.html

but some (not all) of the reviews as noted were quite positive here/referenced on the earlier woot.

Edit: and the Amazon link itself to the info mentioned above--$319.98, 3 stars, 9 reviews

http://www.amazon.com/Toshiba-24SLV411U-24-Inch-LED-LCD-Built/dp/B004MFFD42

Another TV i don't need, maybe i should just go outside like the old days and get something done.

DarkZrobe wrote:1280x1080 Resolution? Now that is one I have never heard of...

Yeah, odd resolution to me too. My 24" Samsung is at 1920x1200 which is perfect. That one sounds really square.

apctek1998 wrote:Another TV i don't need, maybe i should just go outside like the old days and get something done.

Outside? What is this thing you call "Outside"?

Can I just say that I love this community? It's fantastic to see people jumping on these deals to share their experiences and opinions. Good stuff.

Sunshyn1331 wrote:Perfect to mount under my towel holder, across from the toilet.

You need more fiber if you are there long enough to watch a DVD... :-)

apctek1998 wrote:Another TV i don't need, maybe i should just go outside like the old days and get something done.

Quitter. Do you have a TV in your garage ? I think not.

flakeyblakee wrote:I was thinking the same thing, until I remember that Comcast will charge me to have another TV in the house. I hate Comcast and their little boxes.

You don't need the cable box, this tv has a BUILT IN DVD PLAYER! That's what makes it so great!! Why am I so excited over a 24" TV?!


Or possibly a Roku Box- they're a lot smaller than i thought and would probably mount to the side of this with a little Velcro with no problem.
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Edit: OH YEAH! 'CAUSE IT'S ALSO 1080P!!!

does this toshiba have a sleep timer

Size problem, it's way too small. That would be a perfect size for a bathroom in my home. It would be too small for the smallest bedroom here.

If it was a 32" I would grab it at up to $100 more for the smaller guest room or for when either of us are cooking in the kitchen. My computer monitor is 24" or 25", has HDMI, a kick butt display and easy TV capabilities and I never use it for TV or DVD. Even when one of us is watching the 37" LED-LCD and it's a show the other doesn't like.

Sorry Woot, we were on a spending roll, 3 days in a row of orders.

Ooh, my wife's Xoom arrived 2 days ago. She's happy with it which keeps things nice and calm round here. Thanks for a speedy delivery Woot.

Sunshyn1331 wrote:Perfect to mount under my towel holder, across from the toilet.

Oh man- get some nice crimson colored towels to put in front of the tv, and make it stealth. Then you could pull them to the sides of the tv and pretend they were movie theater drapes and you're in your own personal theater.

cfoltz wrote:does this toshiba have a sleep timer

From the product website page:

http://us.toshiba.com/tv/TV-DVD-COMBO/24SLV411U

They list a sleep timer.

Does this play divx files from either dvd or usb?

stevesds wrote:Does this play divx files from either dvd or usb?

Reading the user's guide, it doesn't mention divx. It does mention the computer connection for images and sound files. Someone who owns this (or maybe can find the detail in the manual, I can't) needs to chime in.

The reason I didn't think the user's manual link on the support page worked is because I didn't wait long enough for it to download:

http://www.csd.toshiba.com/cgi-bin/tais/support/jsp/modelContent.jsp?ct=DL&os=&category=&moid=2966396&rpn=undefined&modelFilter=&selCategory=2797337&selFamily=2797340 If you click User's guide tab, plan to wait awhile.

Or download it directly:
http://cdgenp01.csd.toshiba.com/content/support/manuals/userguides/su2966813/19_24_32_SLV411U_OM.pdf

although not any faster.

Well, the title of the digital TV/computer monitor is actually technically correct, since the ####p value is the value of the number of pixels going horizontally all the way across the screen. The 'p' at the end of the four #### stands for progressive scan.

Yeah it seems like a very weirdly shaped monitor

Perfect for our rental Condo TY WOOT!!

christinafailing wrote:Perfect for our rental Condo TY WOOT!!

That sounds like a great use for it! Your tenants will love it, too many vacation rentals have CRT TV's without HD.

KyserSoze wrote:$320 on Amazon, some good and some bad reviews.

I don't trust the Amazon ratings. Look at CNET staff for ratings.

Sorry Woot!, I love you, but...

this Refurb is 10$ more and has built in wireless and web apps... like netflix and amazon prime.. though I didn't check shipping, I'd still rather have this in leu of the current Woot! offering.


Better Deal Here <--


Way better than a poopy old DVD player!

Hmm ... tempting. Perfect to mount in front of my Life Fitness Elliptical.

MichXelle wrote:I don't trust the Amazon ratings. Look at CNET staff for ratings.

I know what you're saying, but if I could find a CNET staff review, I'd post it:

http://shopper.cnet.com/flat-panel-tvs/toshiba-24slv411u-w-built/4014-6482_9-34504674.html?tag=mncol;lst

Can you find it? The above link notes CNET hasn't reviewed it yet.

Being that when I do watch football, I watch the Bengals... it is normally crappy... so yes, I will have to watch crappy football if I get this TV.

One of these years they will WIN the Super Bowl!!!

I got this TV not too long ago. It does tilt slightly, but I honestly wouldn't have noticed it if I hadn't read that it tilts.

I am satisfied with this purchase. (even though I bought it for $10 more from woot! like.... 3 weeks ago?) I can't speak to how well the DVD does or doesn't work because I really don't plan on using it when I have my PS3 hooked up. Which brings me to the reason I recommend this purchase: Game Mode.

I play tons of fighting games and this is perfect for fighting games. There seems to be almost no input delay while on game mode. Actually even while off game mode. I'm assuming that with game mode turned on I'm only getting 2-frame (that's two-60ths of a second in a 60-frame-per-second-game) input delay which is arcade-perfect as far my knowledge on the subject goes.

I'm only recommending it for that reason. Fighting games. Anything else I'm not really gonna research or go too in-depth with. As long as the TV doesn't crap out on me in a year it will have been a sensible purchase for me. 5-stars as a fighting game monitor. 4-stars short-term-owned. Could really have done without the DVD player built-in but the size and other features were exactly what I was looking for.

I thought that was Steve Wozniak at first.

Just sad to see them selling a TV without the Dungeon Master story line.

jaburg wrote:Yeah, odd resolution to me too. My 24" Samsung is at 1920x1200 which is perfect. That one sounds really square.

I agree. 1280 x 1080 is NOT full HD, as described in the listing. 1920 x 1200 IS FULL HD.

todaresq wrote:Being

One of these years they will WIN the Super Bowl!!!

Anything is possible. Probably around the 23rd century. Maybe.

SOLD OUT?

90% Sold and I just work up. It's 6 a.m. in New York City.

FREE AIR TV

Hook this TV up using an indoor antenna. I tried old fashioned rabbit ears and received limited signals. With an up-to-date antenna $14.99 I received 20 stations. No more cable bills!

DVD

Modern automated DVD is motorized. State of the art TV combo.

SURROUND SOUND?

Just for fun I hooked up my speakers from my PC and was amazed to hear sounds in stereo. Not quite Surround Sound so I purchsed an inexpensive 3 piece stereo with a sub woofer for under $30. new.

BLACK AND WHITE TV

I am a 50's homemaker. In days where we did our own repairs and experimented with TV reception. "The Honeymooners" and "I love Lucy". I am 78 years young.GOOD LUCK!

MichXelle wrote:Size problem, it's way too small. That would be a perfect size for a bathroom in my home. It would be too small for the smallest bedroom here.

If it was a 32" I would grab it at up to $100 more for the smaller guest room or for when either of us are cooking in the kitchen. My computer monitor is 24" or 25", has HDMI, a kick butt display and easy TV capabilities and I never use it for TV or DVD. Even when one of us is watching the 37" LED-LCD and it's a show the other doesn't like.

Sorry Woot, we were on a spending roll, 3 days in a row of orders.

Ooh, my wife's Xoom arrived 2 days ago. She's happy with it which keeps things nice and calm round here. Thanks for a speedy delivery Woot.

Wow. We we're impressed.

Is it possible to plug headphones directly into the TV?