Polaroid FLM-2601 26-Inch Widescreen LCD HDtv Monitor
Very red, poor compatibility with computer
They say about LCD televisions, you have to be careful.  Because you can spend a lot of money and still get a bad TV. <br /> <br />I know that feeling now!  Never before have I spent this much on a TV, and to get one so well, AVERAGE, is just ashame. <br /> <br />It has the reddest picture of any tv I've ever seen, you have to adjust it carefully to get something even close to decent, out-of-the box people look like the oompah woompah's from Willy Wonka, only red instead of purple.   After you get it adjusted, it looks somewhat better, but it will never render colors and blacks well at the same time. <br /> <br />the biggest thing for me, this was going to be my bedroom tv and my computer monitor.  As a computer monitor it will only render 1024 x 768 with any clarity.  It will not under any circumstances do its native resolution of 1366 x 768 on a computer...its a problem with the TV not supporting that resolution, not with the video card.  And furthermore, don't think you will do 1280 x 768 either...it supports that resolution, but text looks absolutely horrible.  No 1024 x 768 is the only resolution that looks good enough to use. <br /> <br />And thats ashame, because it means essentially, that my lcd tv can display as many pixels as an ancient 15\\" monitor, and the tv quality is worse than I'd expect from a 27\\" crt. <br /> <br />Well, its thin....cannot take that from the machine, nice and thin.  And if you don't look too close, its a very nicely designed tv, looks sharp from the outside and may impress the Joneses.