All of the sets will feature 1080p support and three HDMI ports, but the Z-series will feature a 120Hz frame refresh rate to reduce image blurring and other motion artifacts. The sets are all expected to be available later this year.

I’m pretty sure that at lease some of these are the same sets that I reported on a back in January, but now we know what the sets actually look like.

[via Pocket Lint via Gizmodo]

Note: Photo shown above is from older model of display. Images of the new models are not yet available.

The REGZA 1080p Full HD (HL167 series) displays will come in 42, 42 and 52-inch variation and offer a 90%+ color gamut and a feature that Toshiba calls “native mode” which is said to prevent any overscanning of signals. The displays also feature HDMI – CEC connections, which enable bi-directional communication between the TV and other sources so remote control can be centralized through the TV without any infrared or RF communication to connected devices.

Toshiba’s higher end Cinema Series REGZA (LX177 series) displays will feature additional enhancements such as 120Hz anti-blur technology to reduce flicker and other motion artifacts, as well as Deep Color and XVycc technologies to broaden the display’s color gamut. The Cinema Series models feature additional home theater control inputs as well as Virtual Dolby surround and an enhanced universal remote.

Below is the release schedule for these new models:

Pricing has not yet been announced.