Toshiba 20AF41 20" Flat Screen TV
The "Biggest Little TV" You'll Ever Get
I have had this TV for a little over a year now, and without question, it is an exquisite box. I had an older 20\\" RCA that only had a coax input, and I wanted to upgrade to a new set that had a lot of features. However, I have limited space. This TV has all of the \\"big screen\\" features you need in a 20\\" tube. THREE composite inputs, S-video input, and component input.<br />Immediately upon turning the set on, you can see a distinct difference in color richness while watching regular cable TV. But the real winning number of this unit are the inputs. Watching a DVD, even with one of the composite inputs, was INCREDIBLY clear. I was stunned. Using S-video is even better than that. I have my Nintendo GameCube connected to the unit using the component input, and games never looked better either.<br />The on-screen menu system (and how it interacts with the remote) is a bit complex, but fortunately most people won't be fiddling with those very much. This should not be considered a deterrant.<br />The remote itself is a bulky universal remote for TV/VCR/Cable. The buttons on the upper half glow in the dark, however that is essentially useless because the dark the numbers still can't be read in the dark (the numbers on the buttons should have been glow in the dark, not the buttons themselves.) But overall, the remote is a sturdy, quality piece. Far too many quality TV sets, even big screens, are bundled with cheap, bare-featured remotes. This is not one of them.<br />This Toshiba is getting 5 stars because it is the \\"biggest little TV\\" you could ever get. Shop around for the best price, as prices seem to be fluxuating greatly.