Westinghouse LVM-37W1 37" HD Ready Flat Panel LCD Monitor
Very promising specs with poor quality at the end
I bought this set first in July at local Best Buy store and was very satisfied with it. <br />It is having  the best native resolution 1920x1080 from all 37\\" monitors. Other features include good on screen menu and lot of input options rarely met on such size monitor.  <br />Sound quality is also one of the best in its class. The only severe problem which ruins the viewing experience is the LCD panel. After hooking the TV up to the computer or DVD I started to see a dead stuck red pixel in the middle of the screen. This was not seen and not bothered me during the SD TV viewing, but when full quality of the screen has been used, it was clearly seen and annoyed me. Besides that when TV was showing a dark scene I noticed several bright dots between pixel lines. I exchanged the set for another one and got dead pixels again plus the back light on a LCD panel started to blink. It started from once in several minutes at the beginning and going to every 10-15 sec blink after 30 minutes of usage. Service rep in Best Buy told me that this is a common problem for Westinghouse LCD monitors, because he himself had this problem with small 19\\" Westinghouse LCD monitor. So, I got another unit in exchange (3-d) and that unit was having not one but 12 light tiny dots all over the screen which in dark scenes looked like a night sky with stars. I am not a  picky cinema purist, otherwise I would get a plasma TV but  I am confused a lot now.  It seems like all monitors I was getting were having some problems with LCD panel. Is this due to the fact that Best Buy gets them from 3 grade inventory? Not sure. Most likely the process of getting the LCD panel glass on Chi-May Opto Electronics plant is still not well worked out and needs serious improvements. I wish them good luck and ready to bring the last set back to the store. So far I concluded that despite to be priced aggressively against major brands (and very good for us) and having a perfect feature set and design these units are unfortunately not well build and all suffering from defects in the LCD panels. Very sad, I wish that Westinghouse would pick another LCD panel supplier for their TV. <br />