Norcent LT2720 27-Inch LCD HD-Ready TV
OK Flat Panel, but....
This is my second flat panel TV, I also have a 17\\" widescreen \\"Pyxscape\\" which was also of the \\"low budget\\" variety. <br /> <br />By comparison, the Pyxscape is much better.  Here are my gripes with the Norcent: <br /> <br />1)  The first one I received was defective -- when I plugged it in, the power light would come on orange rather than blue, the picture would never come on and the controls were non-responsive.  So far, the replacement has been OK. <br /> <br />2)  Limited picture size options -- the Norcent only has 2 picture settings, 4:3 and 16:9.  My 17\\" panel has about 5 settings including 16:9, 4:3, Zoom, Wide, etc.  The Norcent's 2 selections are too limiting to make best use of the screen. <br /> <br />3)  Compatibility problems with progressive scan -- My 17\\" flat panel is 100% compatible with Playstation 2 and DVD player progressive scan settings.  The Norcent, when connected to a progressive scan source yields a distorted screen with dual images and messed up colors. <br /> <br />Although the price is right, I do not recommend this TV due to lack of features an incompatibility with progressive scan.