Toshiba 24SL410U 24-Inch 1080p 60 Hz LED-LCD HDTV, Black

by Toshiba

Product Features

• Physical Characteristics-Width-23.0;
• 24"
• 1080p LED-LCD TV - 16:9 - HDTV 1080p
• 1080p/60Hz LED
• Tuner:ATSC, Clear QAM, NTSC

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Product Description

From the Manufacturer

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When you're ready to step up to an LED television, the SL410U LED HDTV series is ready for you. Infused with legendary Toshiba quality and reliability, these versatile sets dish out excellent sound, along with dazzling imagery in 1080p full HD*. And they feature a handsome ultraslim profile suitable for a kitchen, bedroom, kids' room or living room. Sit back and savor a better picture--even in low light conditions--with our exclusive DynaLight backlighting control, which boosts image depth and detail. View pics from your camera, or enjoy music from your MP3 player, through a built-in USB port. And create simplified home theater with two HDMI-CEC ports*.

Key Features:

Ultra-Slim Depth Design

Through "elegant minimalism," this TV offers style and sophistication that complements the decor of most any room, without overpowering it.

1080p Resolution

Delivering more than just high-definition, the 1080p full HD* output on this TV represents the finest HD picture quality available today. Skin tones, textures and landscapes suddenly seem like real life. Shadows are deeper and richer. Colors pop. Highlights come alive with amazing character. The secret is more pixels. In fact, on a 1920 x 1080 resolution screen, 1080p full HD* content displays over 2,000,000 pixels--a standard 720p HD display less than half that.

LED Technology

Driven by LED backlight technology, this TV displays images using liquid crystal illumination like traditional LCD models. But unlike LCD TVs, the LED backlight is made of several light-emitting diodes (LEDs). The result is a picture offering deeper blacks, brighter whites and vivid colors.

60Hz Refresh Rate

A measure of how often images on your Toshiba HDTV screen are "redrawn" each second, a 60Hz refresh rate ensures you'll enjoy great picture quality for the money.

DynaLight

Adding intensity to blacks and selectively reducing the intensity of highlight areas, DynaLight gives the TV picture a more balanced, true-to-life appearance. It utilizes advanced histogram technology to monitor the brightness of each video frame and automatically adjust backlight intensity based on what's being shown. This allows for numerous levels of control, and can create dynamic contrast many times what you'd normally get. The result is a powerful picture with deep blacks for increased detail and incredible depth.

Native Mode

Many TV broadcasts, movies and other content are produced in standard def 480i and 480p or high-def 720p. Depending on the show or your preferences, there are times when you may not want your Toshiba 1080p or 720p TV to automatically upconvert those signals. Native Mode lets you easily take control. On our 1080p HDTVs, Native Mode eliminates unnecessary scaling of full HD signals that can reduce overall image resolution--and quality. Activated on either our 720p or 1080p TVs, it also displays the image edges many sets lose to normal over-scanning.

Gaming Mode

Lets you enjoy hair-trigger action on your Toshiba TV with a special setting that reduces game controller delay.

HDMI with CEC*

Technology that enables you to easily connect to high-definition video and immersive surround sound in one cable, and control like-equipped home theater components with one remote control.

USB with Music and Photo

Easily connect to your favorite music and photos via USB.

PC Input

Allows you to easily connect a PC to your Toshiba TV for a bigscreen viewing experience.

VESA Mounting Pattern

A pattern of video industry standardized holes used for mounting to stands or wall, which allows for use of universal mounts when mounting your TV.

* Please visit info.toshiba.com for all legal disclaimers and more information.

Connections HDMI: 2 (HDMI w/CEC) Component A/V: 1 Composite A/V: 1 Ant/Cable: 1 PC Input: 1 Digital Audio Output: 1 Analog Audio Output: 1 USB: 1

What's in the box

TV, stand, remote and batteries, owner's manual.

LCD and LED televisions feature comparison matrix

Series	C110U	E210U	G310U	SL410U	SLV411U	SL415U	SL412U	SL417U	TL515U	UL610U Cinema Series
Technology	LCD			SMALL/MEDIUM LED			LARGE LED		3D LARGE LED
Screen Sizes	32"	40"	55", 46"	32", 24", 19"	32", 24", 19"	32", 24"	55", 46", 40"	55", 46", 42"	55", 47", 42", 32"	65", 55", 46"
Design				Ultra Slim Depth		Ultra Slim Depth	Ultra Slim Depth	Blade Design w/ Chrome Trim, Ultra Slim Depth and Bezel	Hairline Finish w/ Chrome Trim, Ultra Slim Depth	Metal Blade Design w/ Chrome Trim, Ultra Slim Depth
Panel
Resolution	720p	1080p	1080p	720p (24" = 1080p)	720p (24"= 1080p	720p (24" = 1080p)	1080p	1080p	1080p	1080p
Panel Type	LCD	LCD	LCD	LED	LED	LED	LED	LED	LED	LED
Frame Rate	60Hz	60Hz	ClearFrame 120Hz	60Hz	60Hz	60Hz	ClearFrame 120Hz (46"+)	ClearFrame 120Hz	ClearScan 240Hz	ClearScan 480Hz
Backlight Control	DynaLight	DynaLight	DynaLight	DynaLight	DynaLight	DynaLight	DynaLight	DynaLight	Local Dimming	Fine Local Dimming
Panel Level		CineSpeed LCD Panel	CineSpeed LCD Panel				CineSpeed LED Panel	CineSpeed LED Panel	CineSpeed Plus LED Panel	Quantum Black LED Panel
CrystalCoat										CrystalCoat
3D Features
3D Type									Natural (Passive) 3D	Dynamic (Active) 3D
TriVector (2D to 3D Conversion)									TriVector (2D to 3D Conversion)	TriVector (2D to 3D Conversion)
3D Resolution+									3D Resolution+	3D Resolution+
3D Cross Talk Canceller										3D Cross Talk Canceller
Included 3D Glasses									4	2
Video Chasis
CEVO Engine									CEVO Engine	CEVO Engine
AutoView (Ambient Light Sensor)						AutoView		AutoView	AutoView	AutoView
Native Mode	Native Mode	Native Mode	Native Mode	Native Mode	Native Mode	Native Mode	Native Mode	Native Mode	Native Mode	Native Mode
Game Mode	Gaming Mode	Gaming Mode	Gaming Mode	Gaming Mode	Gaming Mode	Gaming Mode	Gaming Mode	Gaming Mode	Gaming Mode	Gaming Mode
Expert Mode								Expert Mode	Expert Mode	Expert Mode
Convenience
NetTV w/Yahoo! Widgets						NetTV w/Yahoo! Widgets		NetTV w/Yahoo! Widgets	NetTV w/Yahoo! Widgets	NetTV w/Yahoo! Widgets
Built-in Wi-Fi						Built-in Wi-Fi		Built-in Wi-Fi	Built-in Wi-Fi	Built-in Wi-Fi
Built-in DVD Player					DVD Combo Player
DLNA Certified						DLNA Certified		DLNA Certified	DLNA Certified	DLNA Certified
Remote Control	TV	TV	TV	TV	TV	New Universal Remote	TV	New Universal Remote	Illuminated Remote	Illuminated Remote
Horizon Motion GUI						Horizon Motion GUI		Horizon Motion GUI	Horizon Motion GUI	Horizon Motion GUI
Audio
Sound (Enhancement Circuitry)						Audyssey EQ		Audyssey EQ	Audyssey EQ	Audyssey EQ
Speakers	7W + 7W	7W + 7W	7W + 7W	5W + 5W (32")	5W + 5W ( 32")	5W + 5W (24")	7W + 7W	10W + 10W	10W + 10W	10W + 10W (+Subwoofer 10W)
				3W + 3W (19", 24")	3W + 3W (15", 24")	7W + 7W (32")
JackPack
HDMI Digital Inputs	2 HDMI w/CEC	2 HDMI w/CEC	3 HDMI w/ CEC	2 HDMI w/CEC	2 HDMI w/CEC	3 HDMI w/ CEC (32" = 4 HDMI)	3 HDMI w/ CEC	4 HDMI w/ CEC	4 HDMI w/ CEC	4 HDMI w/ CEC
CEC and InstaPort								HDMI InstaPort	HDMI InstaPort	HDMI InstaPort
USB Port	1 USB w/Music and Photo	1 USB w/Music and Photo	1 USB w/Music and Photo	1 USB w/Music and Photo	1 USB w/Music and Photo	2 USB w/Video, Music and Photo	1 USB w/Music and Photo	2 USB w/Video, Music and Photo	2 USB w/Video, Music and Photo	2 USB w/Video, Music and Photo
RJ45 Ethernet Port						RJ45 Ethernet Port		RJ45 Ethernet Port	RJ45 Ethernet Port	RJ45 Ethernet Port
RS 232 Ready									RS 232 Ready	RS 232 Ready
PC Input	PC Input	Hi-Res PC Input	Hi-Res PC Input	PC Input	PC Input	PC Input	Hi-Res PC Input	Hi-Res PC Input	Hi-Res PC Input	Hi-Res PC Input
Component	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
Composite	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	2	2	2

Most Helpful Customer Reviews

103 of 104 people found the following review helpful

4.0 out of 5 stars Sound quality is laughable. March 31, 2011

By J. Burley

THE TV.
I completely agree with the review left by Steve P. Moss. I love the picture. Very sharp and vibrant. I haven't given it a 1080p test but I'm not sure how important it is on a 24". I love the thinness and the overall look of the set. along with a digital out it has an analog out (red and white) which I guess is hard to come by these days.

THE SOUND.
I thought something was wrong when I first turned it on. It seems that the new and thinner sets are going lack quality. I guess there isn't room to add quality speakers (so they say). And no headphone jack is a bummer. Seems like a bedroom TV so why not add it. I'm still going to give this TV a shot but if I can't fix the sound, I'll return it also. If you want to read my current audio fix read below.

MOUNTING.
I also purchased a Cheetah mount and there was another issue there. The corner of the plate that attaches to the TV covered up both HDMI ports. If you decide to mount it, you may want to look at the smaller version or another brand.

SOUND FIX.
I am still trying to work out this sound situation after a week of internet searching. I have a pair of cheap Altec Lansing PC speakers that I purchased and are powered by the TV's USB and using a Y adapter from the RCA jacks to the 3.5mm. Unfortunate issue is the TV cannot control the volume. I need to adjust it by the speaker's volume. This may be fine for movies, but for regular TV watching may be a pain with channel surfing and loud commercials. If the TV had a headphone jack this would not be an issue.

UPDATE: Sent this TV back and picked up the Toshiba 26C100U. After I set it up and turned up the volume, all I could say was "Finally. I can hear it". Without jumping through hoops.

95 of 97 people found the following review helpful

2.0 out of 5 stars Outstanding picture but sound is awful March 30, 2011

By Steve P. Moss

The 24" screen is perfect for our kitchen and the picture is truly spectacular. However the sound is just terrible. There is no distortion through the volume range, but the sound is incredibly tinny and phone-like. I am being totally serious in saying my bedside clock AM radio sounds better than this TV. That is what I don't get with the sub-29" TV market. They will mostly be used in locations where there is no room or need for a home theater system, and yet clearly the audio is an afterthought.

So ok, I can maybe find space to install a PC speaker system to make the TV listenable, but it only has line-out audio jacks, so the TV remote will not control the volume, and there is no headphone jack.
This is such a glaring problem on small TVs, that I am amazed, or more accurately, annoyed it has not been addressed. I will have to return this TV.

Have you noticed it is impossible to evaluate the sound of a TV in a store where they have 100 TVs on and all tuned to the same channel?

UPDATE: Returned the Toshiba after one week. I just could not get used to the audio. I got the 26" LG LED LCD. Sooo much better audio, and with a headphone jack in case I do want to upgrade the sound, but don't think I will need to. It cost an extra $100 over the 24" Toshiba, but the only add-on powered speaker system I could find with a wireless remote was the ZVOX Mini for $199. Made no sense.

62 of 63 people found the following review helpful

2.0 out of 5 stars Stunning picture ....deplorable sound options April 1, 2011

By Athena

I bought this television for my parents' bedroom. The picture is incredibly beautiful and they both loved it instantly. One has significant hearing loss though so I was planning to add a set of computer speakers to improve the volume and quality of the sound. Unfortunately, that's not possible on this TV because it doesn't have a headphone jack. I even bought a Y-cable to connect the RCA out jacks on the TV to the speakers; only to discover that the audio out has no volume control.

The salesrep at the store from which I bought the TV wanted to sell me a sound bar. When I asked her if she was seriously expecting customers to pay more than the price of the TV to get decent sound, she suggested that my parents could use wireless headphones all the time. I also called Toshiba about the lack of volume control and the rep there said the expectation was that customers would be using a surround sound system with its own remote control...for a 24" TV.

I really think that Toshiba missed the boat here. Buying an LED panel doesn't mean someone will automatically be inclined to spend a lot of money on add-ons. And as we've seen, even if you are willing to spend something extra, nothing exists because a) without a headphone jack, the TV won't control the volume for external speakers and b) *all* the short (i.e. 20" or less) speaker bars made are in fact PC speakers. Toshiba could have made a major splash in the small screen market with this panel if someone had actually thought about about the sound issue. If the cost of an extra headphone jack was too much, a simple software option to control the audio-out volume would have made a huge difference.

UPDATE: I took it back and got an RCA at Sears. It also has an LED panel and includes a headphone jack. So now we have a very good picture and have added some inexpensive computer speakers for much improved sound.