32-Inch HD Ready LCD Television
Great Bargain TV
Like the previous review said, this TV's picture is top notch. Excelent bightness, contrast, and color. Where the TV lacks is in the inputs & remote. <br /> <br />The DVI input can only receive audio through the PC Audio input jack which is a standard headphone jack (the smaller one), so you'll need an adaptor if you're connecting a DVI device w/ RCA audio outputs. There is only one set of component inputs, which I easily got around with my stereo receiver, but unless you're simply hooking this up to a cable box or DVD player, it does not have the ability to switch between a lot of HD Inputs.  <br /> <br />I also expienced a static \\"pop\\" every time I changed channels using the TV's built in tuner and running the Audio Ouputs to my stereo. The TV speakers would be silent for a fraction of a second when changing channels, but the stereo outputs would pick up the sound immediatly and have a quick static pop. Really not that big of a deal, but worth mentioning. <br /> <br />The remote is not too shabby, but if you plan on using another universal remote (from your sat/cable box or other) you'll have a hard time finding a set of remote codes that work with this device. I own a Logitech Harmony 688 remote and it works flawless ly with the TV, but the remote from my Scientific Atlanta box could not find a working set. <br /> <br />If you have a really nice Stereo receiver that will switch between component inputs and dont plan on really using the audio functions of the TV, then this is a GREAT buy. It is a beautiful HD Monitor.  <br /> <br />Thing would start to get hairy if you wanted this device to act as your primary means of switching between a lot of HD inputs or as a great audio device as it simply does not have a good array of HD inputs and the speakers are a tad weak.