Samsung LTN325W 32-Inch LCD TV
4 stars for movies, 5 for PC and video games.
I'm no expert on Televisions, but I've read enough about them to write a useful review for you.  First off, as stated by another reviewer, the response time (16 milliseconds) is one of the fastest available and should be a big selling point for this screen.  Similar screens by other companies such as Dell for example have response times of 20 or 25 milliseconds.  The higher the number, the more &quot;lag&quot; or &quot;ghosts&quot; will be seen while watching movies.  Be sure to ask about response times of any LCD screens you look at.  I bought this TV over amazon.com and overall I'm very satisfied.  I mainly view DVD's, video games and surf the internet with mine.  I don't watch television much so I can't give you a review of that.  From what I've read, LCD screens are not the greatest for regular television viewing; however, HDTV will look awesome as soon as it becomes the standard.  <br />Here is the equipment I'm using:  I have a samsung HDTV dvd upconverter player.  It's a newer dvd player that enhances standard dvd's up to minimum HDTV standards (720p or 1080i).  I used the DVI connection via a $100 monster cable which can be found on amazon.  It doesn't pay to own this TV if you plan on viewing anything with composite (S-video) connections.  The component video is extremely better especially hooked up to a progressive scan dvd player (480p).  When viewing DVD's through my player, there wasn't much difference between picture quality using the DVI input (720p or 1080i) or the progressive scan component connection (480p).  This is only true because of the DVD player I'm using; DVI is still the best connection you can get for any TV.  The DVI input for this TV should be a major selling point because it will be used for any HDTV signal.<br />I rate movie viewing 4 stars because of a few flaws.  The flaws can be seen while watching older dvds.  Most movies looked great from start to finish except during certain scenes:  I watched &quot;Good morning vietnam&quot; in(480p) and the picture experienced some lag.  The actors lips were not moving along to the audio; the picture was trying to catch up to the dialogue - very annoying.  The same thing was experience while watching a newer dvd entitled &quot;Cabin fever&quot; in (720p).  Whenever a movie had fog or rain or mist in the foreground around the actors like in &quot;Master and Commander&quot;, the image would get somewhat grainy in (720p); however, the rest of the movie looked great.  Aside from that, other movies seemed to look great from begining to end.  All three Lord of the Rings movies looked stunning in (720p) - hardly any flaws; the same was true with all three matrix movies.  Overall, it is a good set to watch movies on, but it depends upon the quality of your player, the connections and the quality of the DVD.  Older dvd's experienced alot of lag along with a few newer ones.  But, a majority of newer dvd's (from the last 5-7 years) looked great.  They looked better than a CRT model - using my set up.<br />I feel that the real great thing about this TV is the ability to hook it up your computer.  You no longer have to sit in front of a little 15, 17 or whatever sized screen.  You can sit on your couch, put the keyboard in your lap, and surf the net on a 32&quot; just like you were watching TV.  If you use a computer often for the net or typing or even PC gaming, this is definatly the TV to buy.  The computer image was flawless.  I play simcity4 and it looks amazing.  Again, the equipment you hook up can play a big difference in the results you get.  I have a 2.4ghz Dell 4600 with a DVI output.  I haven't hooked up the PC via component connection yet and I don't know if you can. This is more than just a TV, it's a huge computer monitor and this was the main selling point for me.  Highly recommended for PC use.<br />Lastly, video games look amazing as well.  I have my Xbox hooked up through a high definition pack via a component connection.  Games such as Halo, Tigerwoods 2004, Unreal Championship, Splinter cell etc. look crisper and cleaner than on any CRT that I've seen.  I've played xbox on a samsung 30&quot; HDTV CRT with the high definition pack and this LCD screen still looks better.  <br />Overall, This is a good buy.  I have a few complaints about some movies, but most have no problem with lag.  This could have something to do with the player I'm using so don't let that discourage you from buying this.  One thing to keep in mind is that as time goes on, dvds will increase in picture quality up until high definition dvds comes out.  As soon as that happens, this TV shouldn't experience any lag at all - hopefully.