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Toshiba enhances the land of LCD TV/DVD combo with its latest sleek and sophisticated offering. The company rolls out an interesting space-saving Stainless Style TV 19LV612U that couples Toshiba’s quality picture with a modern form factor. In a fashionable finish, the innovative TV should typically adorn the users’ kitchen.

The glamorous TV model claims to function as an all-in-one entertainment ensemble. A blend of style and innovation, users are offered high-quality pictures with the look of stainless steel for suiting their advanced kitchen. The TV should blend in well with stainless steel kitchen appliances as well, enhancing the overall look of the users’ kitchen layout.

“Toshiba is truly a powerhouse and market leader in the LCD TV/DVD combination category. Our proven success is driven by our passion to create quality, high-definition TVs for every room of the home,” explained Jodi Sally, Vice President of Marketing, Digital A/V Group. “We wanted to provide consumers with a TV that could coordinate perfectly with a kitchen’s decor. Design innovation is an integral part of Toshiba’s history and our new Stainless Style TV is the latest example of our leadership in this area.”

Sporting one-of-a-kind fabrication, the novel TV is packed with Toshiba’s image and sound quality. Offering users the ideal environment for entertaining, it is bundled with a built-in DVD player that adds to the convenience. This stylish model boasts of many other entertainment features that can now be experienced right from the kitchen counter.

Housed in the TV’s unique design is a 16:9 widescreen high-definition LCD display. The combination unit also accommodates connectivity attributes and is complete with both HDMI and PC inputs. The TV can thus be used seamlessly with a computer to support gaming while also receiving HD broadcasts. Like all Toshiba LCD TV combination models, the TV is also Energy Star compliant and is available in a 19-inch screen size.

Toshiba’s new 19LV612U Stainless Style TV is scheduled to hit shelves in September 2009 for a price of $349.99.