Niko OTP-3211W 32-Inch HD-Ready LCD TV with DVI Input
Let's be serious, people.
I'll agree that the picture is pretty good, but only when nothing on the screen is moving.  If you know television (and I'm sure you do), you know things move.  As soon as people on screen start walking or talking or nodding, one realizes why the Niko 32\\" is unacceptable.  It's all in the pixel refresh rate - a reported 22 milliseconds - with top of the line models boasting 8 or lower.  It's not a small problem, either.  You'll notice it every second.  I watched a film, trying hard as I could to ignore it (I've got too much damn pride), and found myself clenching my teeth.  The moral: do your research, spend the extra money, and go to the store and LOOK at the television first.  Returning this has been difficult, to say the least, and has cost about a quarter of the unit's price in shipping.  Niko may have a bright future, but they won't get much praise with this TV.  I'm monumentally confused about these high ratings.