Samsung LN-R238WA 23-Inch Widescreen HDTV-Ready Flat-Panel LCD TV
OK for TV, poor for computer.
I returned this unit. I had purchased it for use as a computer monitor with TV Pip. While it does do this, it's performance as a computer monitor was unacceptable.  <br /> <br />The entire color range was off with no adjustments available. Red was off the charts and so bright, reading text in that color was actually painful for my eyes.  <br /> <br />The other problem involved a blurry image. With some CRT's it's possible to align the R, G, and B signals on screen to get a crisp image. It seemed like this monitor needed that sort of tuning ability. There is one slider adjustment that addresses this 'focus' problem, but even at it's optimized tuning, the image had a blur.  <br /> <br />This monitor worked good as a TV tuner. One problem though. While you have the ability to change between WS and 4:3, the documentation gives you the caveat that using it in any mode that places black bands on the screen runs the risk of causing screen burn in. That must not be an issue related to this product, but something to consider when purchasing a new flatscreen TV.  <br /> <br />I'd purchase this unit in the future if these bugs were worked out as well as an automatic signal detection mode to eliminate having to manually swich formats for different uses. Until then, I'm in the den with my projector and the office with a regular 21\\" monitor.