Toshiba 24AF41 24 inch TV

Pros: Excellent picture and sound quality. Fine manual.
Cons: Very heavy

Experience

Late last year, I wanted to replace the small TV in our bedroom. We have a nice sitting area there which gets plenty of use. At the time, my wife was having trouble seeing the old one because of serious cataracts. I looked at...

Pros: Flat screen, Connections, Picture Quality, Connections, Price and Connections
Cons: Wish it shared more features with its big brother 27"

Toshiba 24AF41 is the perfect TV....Almost

The Scenario:

Isn't it funny how the purchase of one item nudges you into the replacement of another item? That's what happened to me with the addition of an DVD player this past...

Pros: Excellent picture quality, component video connection, S-video connection, menu, nice design, price
Cons: None, other than being pretty heavy

The Toshiba 24AF41 is an excellent TV if your a type of person who really isnt all to picky about what he/she watches. Im one of those people who looks at a TV, and if it looks good, then its good in my book. Ill worry about the excess stuff later when I...

Pros: Pure-Flat Tube, S-video and component inputs, front A/V inputs, Good Remote
Cons: no PIP, Heavy (but they all are)

Generally the specs that helped me decide on this one:

24" diag (the biggest I could fit in my cabinet)
3 line comb filter
MTS Stereo wtih dbx
Toshiba's Pure-Flat screen - I like them better than the Sonys
Universal Remote...

Pros: Picture Quality, Flat screen, sound
Cons: none

I went into A&B sound one day not looking to buy anything just looking, I got looking at TVs and all of a sudden I saw this(Toshiba) staring back at me. Wow it had a great looking picture compared to the other playing beside it, little to say 10 minutes...

Pros: Features, picture, overall quality
Cons: A little spendy if you're on a tight budget

I have to say, it was a toss up between this and the Sony Wega, but I decided to save $40 or $50 and try the Toshiba. I must say it's the best tv I've ever purchased. Razor sharp and brilliant picture quality, good sound (for this size of tv), good features, multiple a/v inputs, s-video, component video, and a durable remote. It also happens to be a nice looking set. We have an older Sony Trinitron 27" but the sharp picture of the toshiba makes the older sony look like crap (which in it's day trinitron was one of the best pictures out there). Trust me you'll be glad you spent the extra money and got a flat screen. When I get a new tv for the living room I'm definately getting the the same tv in a bigger size.