Norcent LT-3222 32-Inch HD-Ready Flat Panel LCD Television
Excellnet LCD
I was in the market for a 32\\" to 40\\" LCD for a downstairs family room and almost bought a 37\\" Mitsubishi (1080p and 2 HDMI inputs) but at 3 to 4 times the price, I decided to take a chance on the Norcent.  The picture is excellent and the viewing angle is very good.  No very black blacks, but I think that is typical of almost all LCDs. Setup was a snap except for the mini-jack for the audio that goes with the DVI connector.  It would have been better to have an HDMI connector which also includes the audio, but they really should have used a standard RCA type plug for the audio.   I have tried almost all of the connectors with an HD DirecTV H20 receiver connected to the DVI input (as well as one of the component inputs -- use for comparison purposes), a standard DirectTV TIVO (non-HD) receiver connected to one of the AV inputs and a DVD player connected to the second component input.  Everything worked great right out of the box.   I use a Home Theater Master MX-500 remote to control all of devices and programming the MX-500 to control the Norcent was easy.  The remote that comes with the Norcent has a separate button for each input and so I was able to have the MX-500 learn each of these buttons (and all other buttons). PIP function works well on TV.  It's possible that some more expensive TVs have more control over picture display, but what is provided by Norcent is fine for me.