Our Dream TV For Our House
8:51:00 AM
After attending the Toshiba Convention (which I blogged about in Moving Into a Smart Future), my living room had a void that I didn’t realize before. The husband and I do actually watch some series on our computer when we both have some free time together. I really wanted that TV!
If you don’t know, I’m talking about the
Toshiba’s L9450, the 84 inch Ultra HD 4K TV with Android which they launched at
the convention.
So, it came as a big surprise to me when
Toshiba chose me to review their TV! I was stunned. Though the unit that I
reviewed was of the L5400 series
LED TV with Android, I was as excited when I came home and the TV was in
the living room.
We quickly and carefully unboxed the TV.
And lo and behold, there it was. The Toshiba TV was big and beautiful. It was
crisp.
It started up just like an android phone
would. There was basically two modes: TV and android. The android menu was quite
extensive. They had a browser mode, youtube, facebook, etc.
Personally, I really loved watching the Youtube channel. I liked how the TV would automatically play the next video once you’re done with the first video. So in the mornings when I’m getting ready for work, I’ll just crank up a youtube video that gets the mood going.
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This is the trailer to the Avengers 2 movie that we streamed from Youtube. The picture was so good it felt even better than in the cinemas |
I also used the browser feature to stream
the tv series that we both love to watch. My husband also used the TV to live
stream his favourite team Tottenham Hotspur lose (I think they lost last
weekend) in big, crisp, HD detail. Hehe. No, I don’t watch football.
Watching music videos on youtube |
I actually came home and found him using
the browser menu to read news articles, comics, and basically everything he
would normally do on a computer on the TV. When I asked him why he didn’t just
do it on his computer, he said he liked the super huge screen and the quality
of the display.
The TV comes with two remote controls. There’s
your normal and standard remote control, and it also comes with another smart
remote control that has a mini-joystick thingy to be used as a scrolling
feature and acts like your mouse to navigate the huge screen. It was an
excellent idea and the navigation button was quite responsive. The smart remote
control also has convenient home and back buttons. It’s just like any smart
phone.
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our remote control holder |
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The remote controls |
The sounds were also very sharp and
precise. Everything could be heard clearly and smoothly. They also have an
audio filtering function that helps to filter out noise coming from the source.
I just loved using the TV and got used to
having it. It was very user-friendly and definitely a must-have for
entertainment. Previously, I thought that it wasn’t such a big deal not having
a TV, but Toshiba’s L5400 LED
TV with Android has managed to change my mind. I’m not sure if Toshiba
has released the TV and the pricing yet, but I’m very curious to find out. I’m
not sure if I’ll be able to afford it, but having a goal lets us have a focus
to go out and achieve it!
Now that the review is over, our lives are
just not quite the same anymore without the TV. So hang in there, hole in my
living room, while I try to fill you up with Toshiba’s L5400 LED TV with Android.
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Saying Goodbye |
PEACE & LOVE !
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