Philips 32PF5320 32-Inch Widescreen LCD HD-Ready TV
Good budget model, a couple of flaws
I bought this model because it works on US & European voltages and both PAL and NTSC signals which is a feature not many other models have. <br /> <br />The picture is very sharp on HD channels, but does show up the flaws on NTSC channels over my digital cable box (let's face it - there is a huge difference in picture quality between these two broadcasting standards)! I wouldn't recommend this TV for anyone who doesn't have a HD source. <br /> <br />PIP only works with certain inputs but this is no big deal. <br /> <br />PC-VGA input isn't fantastically sharp so also wouldn't recommend this as a primary monitor. Although 1024x768 is the official supported resolution for VGA input I set my PC input to 1366x768@60Hz and it works well.Note that there is some bleed over between HD component input and VGA output - when the VGA cable is plugged in it gave a little picture and sound interference when viewing the HD component source. <br /> <br />Speakers aren't very powerful and sadly not detachable. I use my surround sound amp instead. <br /> <br />The HD component input has a 'bug' which results in the screen going blank for half a second (with an error \\"unsupported resolution\\") whenever there's a bright flash on screen in a HD resolution. I bought a HDMI cable and this resolved the problem but this might be an issue if you don't have a HD source with HDMI output. <br /> <br />Overall, though, this is a great TV with excellent picture quality with HD input and a good price. And the multi-voltage support is useful if you might be taking it abroad sometime.