Nathan_H
Second Unit
- Joined
- Feb 26, 2001
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- 251
Sad to say, but my apartment is so small, this crisp TV has got to go. (Gonna get a small box for casual viewing; save for a projector, for serious stuff.)
A little more than one year old, with more than 4.5 years left on the extended service contract (which includes free annual tune ups, one of which could be used after the TV gets into its new home). The service contract is fully transferable (for $10) and it is a $400 value. I had 'em out for one service call, early on, to get the focus and convergence spot on.
In addition to the 43HX70 Toshiba HDTV itself, I've got the Toshiba stand for it (a $200 value) which will be yours, too. Note that this is one of the later 43HX70 models, with the 3:2 pulldown enabled. It is a 4:3 set, and does the sqeeze on 540p or 1080i material, but not on 480p from a DVD player. But, you also don't get those artifacts like with the Toshiba's that upconvert all 480i and 480p NTSC to 540p.
I think this beauty would fit into a minivan or SUV with adequate cargo area. It definitely won't fit in my litte coupe! So the buyer would need to pick it up or arrange for pick up in San Francisco.
I'm looking for half of what the package of TV, calibration, extended service contract, and stand cost me (2800 / 2 =) $1400. I'll knock the price down a bit if you have a small TV you'll trade me as part of the mix (definitely no larger than 27inches, and smaller is better!) depending on what the TV is.
A little more than one year old, with more than 4.5 years left on the extended service contract (which includes free annual tune ups, one of which could be used after the TV gets into its new home). The service contract is fully transferable (for $10) and it is a $400 value. I had 'em out for one service call, early on, to get the focus and convergence spot on.
In addition to the 43HX70 Toshiba HDTV itself, I've got the Toshiba stand for it (a $200 value) which will be yours, too. Note that this is one of the later 43HX70 models, with the 3:2 pulldown enabled. It is a 4:3 set, and does the sqeeze on 540p or 1080i material, but not on 480p from a DVD player. But, you also don't get those artifacts like with the Toshiba's that upconvert all 480i and 480p NTSC to 540p.
I think this beauty would fit into a minivan or SUV with adequate cargo area. It definitely won't fit in my litte coupe! So the buyer would need to pick it up or arrange for pick up in San Francisco.
I'm looking for half of what the package of TV, calibration, extended service contract, and stand cost me (2800 / 2 =) $1400. I'll knock the price down a bit if you have a small TV you'll trade me as part of the mix (definitely no larger than 27inches, and smaller is better!) depending on what the TV is.