ViewSonic N3200W 32-Inch Widescreen HD-Ready LCD Flat Panel TV
Somewhat good
The Good: <br />-The Media reader is a great add-on. It works with standard scroll and slideshow functions. <br />-The Sound is great, it's good to not have to hook all components to the receiver and TV. With the n3200w, you can have one input to the receiver from the tv, and it sounds great (it's only stereo. No dolby 5.1). <br />-The tv is bright. It has no problem being too dark, and even if it is, there is a menu to adjust the brightness and contrast <br /> <br />The Bad: <br />-With all analog input signals (except the PC), the picture gets very NOISY. Items in focus are usually void of this problem, but there is lots of noise on backgrounds. It also has a bad problem with fading. For example, if you ever seen the New Line Cinema logo/intro to a movie, there is a glow behind the picture of the film. With this tv, the glow is very fuzzy, and it isn't a smooth transition from light to dark; you see \\"steps.\\" This is has not been a problem with using the VGA and DVI inputs however. Perhaps it has a problem with scaling to any resolution besides it's native (1280x768). <br /> <br />Overall: <br />The ViewSonic is a good overall package, especially for the price. It is wall mountable (although I haven't tried it), and it has most of the needed inputs (except HDMI, which you can buy a converter to DVI). However, for straight cable signals, s-video and component, you will have to move your seat/couch back if you don't want to notice noise and \\"rain\\" in the background.