Philips 32PF9630A 32-Inch Widescreen Flat-Panel LCD HDTV
Great TV overall.  Outstanding HDTV; Good Analog TV.
I've had this set for about a week now.  Got a great deal on a refurbished unit direct from Philips.  This set has tons of connection options, including 2 HDMI inputs.  I bought a new Sony DVD player with upconverting and HDMI output, and DVD images look stunning.  I have Time Warner cable with a Scientific Atlanta 8300HD DVR and connect it using the other HDMI input.  The HD channels are outstanding.  I can't really tell much difference between the 720p and 1080i output settings from the cable box - everyone says its a personal preference and can vary depending on the program.  I do notice that not all programming on some of the HD channels is actually in HD format, especially noticable with various commercials changing format one after the other.  HBO HD and Discovery HD have spectactular picture quailty.  As with nearly all big screen HDTV models, the analog and digital (non-HD) channels vary from fair to good depending on channel signal quality and programming.  I've done lots of fiddling (experimenting) with the picture settings and find that quality often varies from channel to channel and from setting to setting.  Most review sites mention this is common with all HDTV sets and the viewer will find which settings work best over time.  The remote control is nicely laid out and easy to use.  The TV Menu and settings controls are easy to follow and most setting options include a summary of function at the bottom of the screen.  There are many possible adjustments to picture and sound, so you can experiment a lot to find what looks best to you.  The TV has USB input for pictures and firmware updates.  It was easy to update to the latest firmware.  Philips support website has lots of FAQs and helpful instructions for various functions and connection options.  (One reviewer on another site complained about a green line on the right side of the screen when playing DVD's using the HDMI connection.  Both the manaul and an online FAQ explained how to easily adjust the picture (right/left or up/down) using the cursor key on the remote.)  I've also connected a VCR using the coaxial input; a GameCube using the RCA Inputs; and an XBox using the Component AV inputs with an HD converter (games look really awesome from the XBox - note that you can find instructions on xbox.com on how to change the Xbox's settings for HDTV output).  The built in speakers on this TV sound great.  I haven't hooked up a surround sound system yet, and may not need to.  Great thing about LCD's versus Plasma (and even CRTs) is there's practically no glare/reflections on the screen from lights, etc.  This model has an automatic format setting that will adjust the screen dimensions based on the channel and program format (ie: widescreen, 4:3, zoom, stetch, etc.)  Sometimes the auto changes are annoying, like during commercials when the format changes every 30 seconds, but mostly its no big deal.  You can choose to set the format manually if the auto changes bother you.  Overall, I'm very impressed with this set.  It has a lot of the latest tech features most people are looking for.  It's certainly not the cheapest 32\\" model around, but I think you pay for quality.  I thought I'd wait a while longer to get a bigger model later when the prices come down further, but I figured that this one had the features I was looking for and had come down enough to be affordable today to finally let me get my HDTV feet wet.  Great picture, great features, great price.  Jump on in, the waters just fine.