Philips 32PF7320A 32-Inch Widescreen Flat-Panel LCD HDTV
Too Many Problems for Me
After dealing with their less than pleasant customer \\"service\\" I was told that this model has a software problem.  If you disable channels then turn the TV off for a while the disabled channels will reapear the next time you turn it on.  Working your way back through the menus to turn off the channels you don't want is a real pain and has to be done every time you leave the set off overnight.  This even applies to channels you \\"lock\\" out.  The only fix offered was for me to try and find software version 1.0, not available anywhere the customer service agent knew about and, according to him, that would introduce another set of problems.  They had no idea if and when this problem would be fixed. <br /> <br />The remote, which looks like it's universal but is not, should work with other Philips products but does not.  I have a Philips DVP642 DVD player and the remote will not work with it.   <br /> <br />Don't think about using this as a monitor for your computer. It only supports 3 different resolutions (640x480, 800x600, 1280x768). I found that all 3 resolutions had so much overscan (?) that it was unusable.  You can't see the start bar and the top window bar at the same time.  The remote allows you to scroll around the screen but that's just additional work and takes too much time. <br /> <br />I will say the picture is nice but the rest of the problems I'm not willing to deal with.  If you don't mind having every channel turned on all the time this might be a good choice.  For me, this ones going back and I'll wait for the price to come down on a set with usable features.