Toshiba Regza XV645 series touts Resolution+ technology

Matthew Moskovciak | Jan 09, 2009

The XV645 series is the entry-level to Toshiba's Regza series and features Resolution+ technology.
(Credit: Toshiba)

Toshiba has announced the XV645 series, which is the entry-level to the company's Regza line of LCDs. One of the major step-ups of this series over Toshiba's other LCDs is that it offers the Resolution+ technology. Resolution+ is the next generation of Toshiba's SRT technology, which was featured in the company's LCDs last year. These are the details Toshiba released:

Key features of the Toshiba Regza XV645 Series:

Resolution+ super resolution technology

120Hz refresh rate with dejudder

Autoview (automatically adjusts settings based on incoming signals)

Three HDMI inputs

PC input

40-, 46- and 52-inch screen sizes

Toshiba's marketing pitch for Resolution+ is that the technology "[makes] everything feel like HD," but we were pretty disappointed by SRT on the 46XV545U, as we found it basically added edge enhancement to standard definition images. We haven't seen the latest Resolution+ technology yet, but if it's similar to last year's SRT, we'll pass. Autoview was also available on Toshiba LCDs last year, but like most picture modes that change settings dynamically, we found it best to leave the mode off.

The 40XV645U, 46XV645U, and 52XV645U will all be released in the US in May, with pricing to be determined.

Via CNET.com

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