Zenith C32V37 32-Inch HDTV Integrated TV
Very good HDTV for this price
I really wanted to jump into High Definition arena but was not willing to pay super premium for some of the better known brands like Sony.  In fact, I was very skeptical about Zenith but after looking at the demo unit at Best Buy several times (on various days), I was quite convinced to give it a shot. Agreed, the demo unit was playing the canned version of BBs in-house video that probably was souped-up for HD anyway.  <br />The key attraction to me was the price and the fact that the audio/visual was no worse than Sony/JVC. I should add at least for this unit (C32V37), given Zenith's not-so-good reputation for quality.<br />I paid around $800.00 for this set at BB (incl free delivery). Into my third week now, I should say I am quite impressed with it.  I haven't seen any &quot;zapping&quot; many other reviewers complained about but may be I got a 'good piece'.  I had cable for a week, so I cannot say how most other HDTV programs look but the ones broadcast over NBC, PBS and a few others looked really good. I would imagine all others would similarly. Once I hook up for satellite in the coming days may be I'll be able to offer additional inputs. I had purchased Zenith's indoor antenna from Amazon but I haven't received a single over-the-air HD broadcast.  I don't blame the antenna, it's the area I live I guess. Dublin, CA is in the East Bay and is situated in a valley. That probably is the reason. I guess I'll need to still shell out for the satellite or cable hook-up.<br />More importantly, DVDs look stunning. That is reason in itself to keep this set. Hope the unit's good showing keeps up over its life.  This is Zenith's finest hour to rise but may be it does not have enough marketing dollars to make a rapid comeback.